Libel for divorce and notices in Clarke County Georgia
Legal advertisements announce libel for divorce against Joel B Huff and R A Chandler in Clarke County Superior Court with October 1914 terms. Also notices to debtors and creditors for Frank W Hicks estate and administrators for D W McGregor, plus tax levies for 1914 by Clarke County Board of Roads and Revenue. Court dates set by Judge Charles H Brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel My, Huff
Clarke County
Georgia
Joel B. Huff
Said County
Huff
C. H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
R.A
Clarké Superior Court
R. A. Chandler
Clarke’ County
Charles H. Brand
Frank W. Hicks
Cora M. Hicks
Athens bank stables and lot rights dispute headline
Clarke County Georgia notices detail a complex real estate sale and lien scenario involving the National Bank of Athens and adjoining property owners. The document lists reservations on a stable wall, abutting building rights, and a fi fa against A J McDonald with levy details. It also covers a separate sale of land in Athens at Hancock Avenue and Harris Street, showing the 1914 sheriff’s sale process and superiority of Bertha Greer DuPree’s claims. Further notices announce administrator actions for estates of Mrs Ellen Collins and Addaline Campbell, and a divorce libel involving Eva Howell Hooper and L G Hooper with court summons and hearing dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Athens
J. J. Wilkins
Broad Street
Eppes,Wilkins Co
Sild
A. J. McDonald
City Court of
Athens
R. E B. Maxwell
R. E. Maxwell
Georgia
Clarke County
Hancock Avenue
Harris Street
A.E. Grifith
Bertha Greer DuPree
Superior Court
M. M. Stephenson
Bertha Greer DuPres
Sald
Clark County
Levy
Fifa
W. B. Jackson
Sheriff’s Sale In Athens Ga October 1914 Property Auction
A sheriff sale notice states that on the first Tuesday in October 1914, within legal hours, cash will buy a described property in Athens Clarke County Georgia. The lot lies on the south side of Clayton Street known as the Dobbs Warehouse and occupied as a livery stable, with boundaries including the Eppes Wilkins Co. parcel to the east.
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Court House
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Clayton Street
Dobbs Warehouse
Tite Donald
Lot Eppes-Wilkins Co
State
Chero-Cola Betting Co
R. O. Emory
Justice Court
G. M
Crawford Merry
Levy
D. J. Cook
State OF Georgia
Court of Ordinary
Said
G. M. Clarke County
Ces. T. McLeroy
J. L. Clodfelter
W. A. Nunnally
Bogart
Athens and
Monroe
Commissioners Sale and Sheriff Sale Notices in Clarke County
Multiple public notices from Clarke County Georgia detailing commissions sales and sheriff sale actions. Includes Mrs Bessie Griffeth vs Minnie Collins case with land known as Collins Wagon Yard Tract two miles from Athens on Danielsville Road, 25 acres approx, and related deeds. Also lists sale of stock in Athens Chero-Cola Betting Co and estate administration for W P Jackson and E D Wingfield.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Bessie Griffeth
Minnie Collins
Court House
Athens
Said County
Said
Danielsville Road
Williams, Wood
Stake Corner
Stone Corner
B. H. Barrow
Otho Brown
W. E._ JACKSON
J. H. Hancock
Talford Smith
International Bonded Warehouse Company charter petition
Petitioners John D Moss Jack F Jackson and John J Wilkins seek incorporation of The International Bonded Warehouse Company for twenty years with principal office in Athens Georgia The aim is pecuniary gain through cotton and commodity storage handling consignment and bonded warehousing plus insurance agency services Capital stock set at 50000 dollars with power to increase to 200000 dollars Ten percent paid in Petitioners seek corporate powers to sue be sued own real and personal property and issue debt securities to secure financing They request authority to wind up the business and renewal rights under Georgia law The petition is filed September 2 1914 with clerk of Clarke County Superior Court and the petitioners attorney T S Mell
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Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
John D. Moss
Jack F. Jackson
John J. Wilkins
International Bonded Warehouse Company
Athens
Sai Corporation
Publication and notices from Georgia court records 1914
Public gazette notices publish sheriff sales and court orders Twice monthly for two months before term. Defendants must file answers at next term. Executors seek discharge and letters of dismissal on November 1, 1914. Ordinary cites creditors to render accounts and heirs to settle dues in October 1914.
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Co. H. Brand
Superior Courts
Western Circuit of
Georgia
Attys
Holden & Shackelford
Citadel Visits Georgia For Weekend Football Clash
Citadel travels to Sanford Field to face the Georgia Red and Black in a Saturday game. It is the teams’ second contest of the season, with Citadel seeking a repeat of their prior tie from two years ago. Georgia works to improve under Cunningham and Peacock as Captain Paddock’s absence is felt. a strong showing from Citadel is anticipated and the crowd is expected to get their money’s worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citadel
Sanford Field
Georgia
Charleston
Cunningham
Peacock
Paddock
DEVORE Talmage Hardware Co Sells Good Paint
GOOD PAINT is cheap and Devoe stands out as one of many good options. The ad argues most paints are middling or bad and cost more in the long run by the square foot, per job, or per year. It promotes Devoe as the superior choice from Talmage Hardware Co.
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Devoe
Dosler Returns From Global Odd Fellows Meeting trip
Mr. James H. Dosler arrives back from a two week plus absence after attending the sovereign grand lodge of the Odd Fellows in New York and Atlantic City representing Georgia. Also notes World Series dates with games in Philadelphia and Boston set for October 30 through 12.
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James H. Dosler
New York
Atlantic City
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows of the World
Georgia
Philadelphia
Boston
Nothing But Singing Saturday in Athens
Thousands flock to Athens for the Nothing But Singing event by the Highth District Union. The committee invites all to enjoy a noon dinner and a full day of singing starting at 10 o clock with many music leaders, and no admission charged.
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Athens
Great Highth District Union
Reserve Banks Move to Establish Five Federal Directors
The Federal Reserve Board named class C directors to represent government interests in Boston New York Richmond St Louis and Minneapolis as part of organizing five of the twelve federal reserve banks. Aiming to open the new system by November first officials plan to finalize remaining directors soon. The report also urges a single unified plan for cotton relief and notes U S drug shortages spur domestic production as wartime Antwerp bombardment looms over Belgium and the nation braces for sacrifice and recompense.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Board
Boston
New York
Richmond
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Sulzer’s uphill path in New York governor race
The piece notes Sulzer’s stubborn challenge for the New York governorship after being ousted by the Democratic machine. It highlights lingering party resistance and public hesitance about returning him to high office amid a contentious political climate.
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Sulzer
New York
William Sulzer
Meee Pe
Tes
Lemered Threatem
Columbus Day Celebrated Across Twenty Four States
With half the world at war the nation reflects on Columbus Day on October 12 honoring Christopher Columbus discovery of America. The 422nd anniversary is a legal holiday in Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Idaho Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Missouri Montana New York Ohio Oklahoma Washington and several Central American nations Costa Rica Panama and Peru also recognize the day.
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United States
Christopher Columbus
America
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Setts
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
New York
New
Ohio
Oklaceapttain
Sase Tees
Costa
Rica
Panama
Peru
Cotton Acreage to Be Reduced by Southern Convention
Washington reports President Wilson agreed to discuss emergency currency for state banks with the treasury. A delegation from the cotton states hopes for government loans referendum. In New Orleans the Southern Cotton Convention urged marked cutbacks in next year’s cotton acreage to address wartime pressures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Conference of Governors
Treasury Department
Henry of
Tera
Tomorrw
New Orleans
Southern Cotton Convention
Farmers’ Union
Southern Cotton Association
Buick Car Company Buys Ten Cent Cotton Distress Crop
Commerce Georgia report says Buick Company manager Eliott bought two bales of distress cotton for display in local show windows at Commerce Auto and T. C. Little Furniture. He plans to purchase two more bales and may buy the remaining two soon, praising the firm for aiding farmers in distress.
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Commerce
Eliott
Buick Co
Buick Company
Commerce Auto Company
T. C. Little Furniture Co
Elliott
Mr. J St Julien Yates Visiting His Son Here
Mr J St Julien Yates of Atlanta is visiting his son Mr J C Yates of the Georgian hotel. Yates has long been prominent in state affairs in South Carolina and Georgia. Since settling in Atlanta he has shown strong interest in city and state matters and many friends extend a cordial welcome.
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J. ST. Julien Yates
Atlanta
J.C. Yates
Georgian Hotel
Yates
South Carolina
Georgia
Decaptive Weights Trick Reveals Hidden Paper Bag Weighing
A historical note describes inflating a large empty paper bag and sealing it. The bag is compared to a palm of coins to mislead the observer about weight. If unrecognized, the bag can weigh ten to twenty times as much as the metal used for comparison.
Fault to Man's and Rabbit's Collective Powers
A fragmented reflection argues that human fault triggers a rabbit’s militant traits and social schemes. It suggests man must accept the rabbit’s gifts and redirect its powers to count, warning of rising embarrassment as the creature asserts its influence.
Thay Nate at Any Speed Upekeres Out U4 In Itra
Fragmented and unreadable text from an OCR segment limits reconstruction to a brief, non-specific note with no clear people, places, or events verifiable for a proper newspaper item. The readable bits do not form a coherent event or person.
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Nate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Anna Huff
Lena AL Chandler
George H. Thornton
G. A. Booth
J. F. Whitehead
W. W. Hayes
D. W. McGregor
R. C. Orr
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Theoard
Tate Wright
W. W. Stark
Ellen Colins
Ellen Collins
B.C. Orr
Clarke County, Ga
Clarke
Charles Lyons
Addaline Campbell
C, Orr
Ordinary Clarke Co
Eva Howell Hooper Ve
L. G. Hooper
Clarke Superior Court
L. C. Hooper
Chas. H. Brand
E. J. Crawfor
E. Jackson
W. C. Wingfeld
E. D. Wingfield
Aforgia
Hereks
Andrew
Jonephine Wheeler
Mell
EB. J. Crawford
A. H. Sikes
M. B. Sikes
Jeata County
William A. Carlton
Chas
L. Bartlett
Joseph H. Carlton
Joseph Hi
Carlton
Mia
Amanda C. Walton
Kellum
W. H. H. Walton
Devore Talmage Hardware Co
Germany
Antwerp
Belgium
China
Buick Car Company
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