Executor Sale of Simon Marks Estate Clarke County
By order of Clarke County Ordinary in May 1918 the executor will sell at public sale at the courthouse door in Athens, Clarke County Georgia, on the first Tuesday in June 1918, to the highest cash bidder, numerous parcels of land in Athens and surrounding areas, including several lots with store buildings, two story houses, and various tracts in Banks County, with specific boundaries, plus stock in Georgia banks and railways. Also notices of administrator sales and citations to show cause for discharge from administration are included.
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Court of Ordinary
Clarke County
Georgia
Altidas
Simon Marks
Tate
Athens
Glatkke County
Broad Street
Wallifragt
Athens Savings Bank
Mra. P
Marks
Poting & Eberhart
Aarke County
Haycock
Hull Street
Camak
Chero-Cols Co
Hancock Avenue
Alztyasven
Washington Street
Hall
oRuth
Mipreon
Arke County
Georgis
F. G. Umbach
Cliyton Root
Umbach
Clayton Street
Finley Street
Gartrell Street
J.M. Mayne
Barber
T. P. Fe
Hampton
Barber Street
Myer Stern
Superior Court
Crawford Street
Said County
Pink Hayes
A. G. Dudley
Neely Holder
Jonas Holder
R. C
County sheriff sale and charter petition in Clarke County Georgia
The notice details a sheriff's sale of a property in Athens Clarke County Georgia described as the east half of lot No 10 Section 22 on Yonah Avenue to satisfy a $300 debt to Peoples Bank of Athens and a separate application for charter for a Georgia corporation with aims to manufacture and sell automobiles and parts across the state and beyond. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in June 1918 and the charter petition lists C A Trussell WD Bowers Herman B Riddell as filers with principal office in Clarke County Georgia.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Said
Yonah Avenue
Athens
Athens Park Improvement Company
Superior Court
Whitworth
F. McIntyre
W. C. Whitworth
Peoples Bank
C. A. Trussell
Fulton County
WD. Bowers
Franklin County
Herman B. Riddell
United States
Industrial concern seeks charter for broad automotive and trading powers
The petition outlines a Georgia charter for a corporation to engage in manufacturing and mercantile pursuits, to acquire and dispose of real and personal property, to run stores, and to deal in automobiles, tires, and parts. It seeks authority to sue, own stock, borrow, issue securities, and own land, with capital stock of 1000 dollars, initially 10 shares paid in full or as required. It allows future stock increases up to 100,000 dollars, in common or preferred shares, and to accept subscriptions payable in property, services, or money.
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United States
Georgia
State of
Charter Petition for C A Trussell Motor Co
In 1918 a charter petition seeks incorporation under the name C A Trussell Motor Co with wide corporate powers including owning shares, voting rights via trust or agreement, borrowing money, issuing notes or bonds, securing debts, and applying for amendments or liquidation as allowed by Georgia and U S law. Filed May 4 1918 by Moise Riddell and attorneys, verified by Clarke County clerk B J Crawford. Also includes probate and court notices involving Paul R Earle executor of L J Edwards estate and a libel for divorce for Anna Ray v T Sebastian Ray, plus a property sale notice for M J Denny in Athens Clarke County.
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United States
State of
Georgia
MOISE @ RIDDELL
B. J. Crawford
Clarke County
C. A. Trussell Motor Co
Clarke Superior Court
Dios Anna Ray
T. Sebastian
T. Sebastian Ray
Andrew J. Cobb
Said
Sale of Lot 19 Block B Oconee Place Clarke Co GA
Legal sale hours for Lot 19 Block B in Oconee Place per Clarke County Georgia record book 11 page 637. Property deeded to the defendant in life by American Land Company July 23 1914 and recorded book 17 page 166. Property levied on as the property of Eric Davis alias Eli Davis under and
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Georgia
Clarke County
Oconee Place
Superior Court
Fife
American Land Company
Eric Davis
Eli Davis
Special Act Amending Athens Charter Seeks Civil Service Commission
Notice announces intent to apply to the Georgia General Assembly in June 1918 for an act amending the Athens city charter. The proposal would place the city fire and police departments under a civil service commission with defined personnel and rules. Signed by Blanton Fortson, City Attorney, for the Mayor and Council of Athens.
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Athens
General Assembly
State of
Georgia
City OF
Blanton Fortson
Executor seeks discharge in 1918 estate matter
Whereas W T Lester executor of E B Lester fully administered the estate and filed the record. The notice to all concerned to show cause why the executor should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in June 1918. Dated May 5 1918.
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Georgia
Clarke County
M. Link
Cornelius Olive
A. C. Orr
W. P. Eberhart
Amanda Andrews
R. C. Orr
B. F. Woods
H. B. Barber
Paul R. Earle
L. J. Edwards
R. GC. Orr
W. T. Lester
Lester
Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Ad Claims Remedy Proven
An old Texas advertisement touts The Texas Wonder as a kidney cure. It promises mail delivery on receipt of $1.00, with a two month bottle described as almost always successful. Claims sworn testimonials and lists Dr. B W Hall in St Louis and druggists as sellers.
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Texas
Texas Wonder Cures
B. W. Hall
Olive St
Louis, Mo
State Normal board minutes note small faculty changes
The annual meeting re-elected the entire faculty with few changes. Names replaced include Miss Townsend and Miss Randall, with Harold Meyer named junior high principal and Miss Gorranson’s resignation noted. A tribute to Hon. B. A. Copelan was approved, with memorials and publications planned. Also, a short health advisory on proper food and Chamberlain's Tablets for weak stomachs.
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State Normal Board of Trustees
Nnnie Mae Holliday
Miss Townsend
Bessie Baird
Miss Randall
Harold Meyer
Gorranson
Copelan
Grage Lusk Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Waukesha Wis May 30 Grage Lusk found guilty of second degree murder for killing Mrs Mary Newman Roberts. Verdict delivered as Miss Luak lunged at Special Prosecutor Tullar and was restrained by court attendants. Sentence ranges fourteen to twenty five years in penitentiary.
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Waukesha
Wis
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Banka County
Mord Marks
Ford
H. Breedlove
Griffeth Implement Co
Levy
J H. Hancock
W. B. Jackson
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Jonas
G. T. Spivey
C. T. Young
M. J. Denny
Bott
T. A. Jdnas
Justice Court
G. M
D. J. Cook
G. M. Clarke County
Peoples’ Bank
Elle Davis
D. J. Cools L. C
B. A. Copelan
Greensboro
State Normal School
Daily Papers of
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Cardus
Cardu
Cardul
Grage Lusk
Chamberlain
Phillips Brooks
J. B. Roberts
East St. Lauisi