Legal Advertisements from Clarke County GA 1910 Notices
A dense slate of Clarke County notices covers libel for divorce cases including Emmet Hill vs Parthenia Hill and Augusta Elligan vs Irvin Elligan, disability removal petitions, widow and estate matters, administrator sales, and a proposed Black Mammy Memorial Institute charter. Multiple court dates, terms, and parties named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Elligan
Irvin Elligan
Clarke Superior Court
Charles H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Land survey and levy notice in Athens Park area
Three sections detail Flanigen's re survey of Wheeler's lands in Athens Park and Improve ment Co with a plat on record in Book P Clerk’s office. It notes a lot on East side of North Chase St bounded by Davison and Cherry Sts Shackelford properties, deeded to J W Camak, one half undivided interest levied to satisfy a fi fa from City Court in favor of Eppen Wilkins Co against V Petropol and Shackelford. Notice to tenants in possession given October 1910 by Sheriff W W Jackson Clarke Co Ga.
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Teorgia
Clarke County
Court House
Milledge Avenue
Atheny
Georgia
Thomas
Leas
Mell
Well and Foster
Bloomfield St
Arnold
Thomas and
Mill Jedge Avenue
Baxter and
Peabody Streets
iMtlanta
Zena EB. Haselton
Superior Court
Zena EF. Haselton
Flanigen
Wheeler
Athens Park and Improvement Co
P. P. Clark
North Chase St
A. H. Davison
Cherry St
Shackelford
North
V. Petropol
T. J. Shackelford
E. Jackson
Sheriff Clarke Co
Black Mammy Memorial Institute charter request in Clarke County
Petition for incorporation seeks charter for Black Mammy Memorial Institute with a Board of Directors and trustees controlling school matters. Includes powers to buy real estate, borrow money, enact by laws, sue or be sued, and operate under corporate name in Clarke County Georgia.
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Ife
Athens
Board of Trustees
Ino
J. Strickland
Mlod
Ke, J. Crawford
Teorgia
Clarke County
Elmer J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
Black Mammy Memorial Institute
Farm Loans Negotiated At Reasonable Rates
Farm loans offered with no red tape and no delay. For information, contact J. D. Bradwell at 906 Atlanta National Bank Building, Atlanta, Ga.
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J. D. Bradwell
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, Ga
Farmers National Congress Opens in Lincoln with Noted Speakers
In Lincoln on October 6 William J. Bryan and other leaders addressed two thousand delegates from thirty states as the Farmers National Congress began. President Joshua Strange opened the session with welcomes from Governor Shallenberger Chancellor Avery and Mayor Vove. Delegates from six million members heard reports showing growth and vitality as the four day program outlined topics from agricultural education to pure food regulation and resource conservation.
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Farmers’ National Congress
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Farmers‘ National Congress
Rsing
Joshua Strange
Shallenbarger
Avery
University of Nebraska
Massachusetts Campaign Opens Amid Gloom and Resolve
In Boston on Oct 6 both parties opened their state conventions as Massachusetts braces for a fall election. Democrats hope to regain strength with attacks on tariff and living costs while Republicans push a disciplined campaign starring Governor Draper. Lodge remains secure, but Draper’s unpopularity and labor union opposition pose hurdles. With cautious optimism, Republicans seek a united front and active organization to flip the governorship.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Congress
United States
Ileary Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Draper
James H. Vahey
Senator Lodge
Nix Named to Lead Public Speaking at University
H A Nix of Commerce Georgia, last year's top honor student, begins a new role in the University faculty replacing J S Tilley. He will teach English and law, head the Public Speaking department, with the first class meeting Monday night October 10 in the faculty room. The course is voluntary and free, and Nix receives no pay while guiding the class and assisting students who choose to enroll. He recently spent summers at the University of Chicago and has a reputation for helping students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Nix
Commerce
Jno
Nix
University of Chicago
Crawford duo in city yesterday
Mrs. Macon Johnson and Miss Lyle Johnson of Crawford were in the city yesterday, visiting and seen about town.
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Macon Johnson
Lyle Johnson
Crawford
City
Georgia State Fair in Macon to feature vast midway and parades
Macon, Ga October 6 news previews the Georgia State Fair to run October 26 to November 5. President W K Dunwoody supervises preparations at Standard Brick Co while secretary Harry C. Robert secures prominent livestock exhibits and county partnerships. Highlights include the 101 Ranch Wild West Show plus Wright Bros flying machines, Pain's Fire Works and Battle In the Clouds. Georgia Avenue tents, Fraternal Row, 40 Pure Food Show booths and free samples are planned with two steel ranges to be won. A full story on special days is promised next week.
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Macon
W. K. Dunwoody
Standard Brick Co
Georgia
Harry C. Robert
Indiana
Wright Bros
Georgia Avenue
Reton
Pure Food Show
Elberton Street Bonds Sold To Local Buyer
Elberton Ga Oct 6 Twenty five thousand dollars of Elbertons street improvement bonds were sold last night by the city council at a premium. An Elberton man I G Swift bought the entire issue for 26260 after seven bids. The Chicago firm bid par minus 500 for legal expenses. Swift paid a premium of 1250, equivalent to interest for one year.
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Elberton
Atlanta
Augusta
Chicago
I. G. Swift
John W. Dickey
Swift
Convention of Virginia League of Municipalities Opens in Charlottesville
Charlottesville Va Oct 6 Officials gather for annual convention to discuss forms of government including commission form and general manager plan being tested in Staunton. Sessions continue through the week as little mayors and other city leaders meet to exchange ideas.
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Charlottesville
Staunton
Virginia League of Municipalities
International Cost Congress Opens in St Louis
In St Louis on October 6 the Second International Cost Congress of Master Printers opened with delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico. The aim is to standardize cost calculation methods and adopt a uniform cost finding system. Roosevelt Begins South Tour after Europe return.
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St. Louis
United States
Canada
Mexico
Atlanta Speedway Full of Machines
Atlanta is set for a major auto show at the Georgia track with more cars and factories than any previous race meet. By November 3 the grounds will host tents for overflow machines, camping teams, and up to 38 cars already entered from National Motor Vehicle Co Parrys McFarlan Little Sixes Halliday Lozier Simplex plans. The back stretch resurfacing and tamping of bumps underway with substantial track prep and repairs ahead.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Speedway
Georgia Track
America
Automobile Association
Inield
National Motor Vehicle Co
McFarlan
Halliday, & Lozier
Great White Way to Shine With Electric Signs
The article notes business firms like Miller Furniture, Dorsey Funkenstein, Haselton's Piano House, Costa's, Thornton's, the Crystal, the Elite, and Athens Shoe Company are already installing electric signs. If merchants back the plan, a citywide electric sign district could rise, lighting the avenue at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Furniture Company
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Haselton's
Piano House
Costa's
Thornton's
the Crystal
the Elite
Athens Shoe Company
GOP Met in Detroit Presided by Senator Smith
The Republican state convention met in Wayne Gardens with Senator William Alden Smith presiding. It will adopt a platform and nominate candidates for all state offices except the governor and lieutenant governor, whose candidates were chosen in recent primaries.
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Detroit
Mich
Republiccan
Wayne Gardens
William Alden Smith
Southern Commercial Congress Opens in Atlanta
Atlanta opens the Southern Commercial Congress with plans completed for a sixteen state gathering. Gifford Pinchot will speak at the opening session and former President Roosevelt is slated for the concluding address Saturday night.
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Atlanta
Southern Commercial Congress
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Roosevelt
Mass of 13000 Children at St Patrick’s Cathedral
New York reports the second day of St Patrick’s Cathedral ceremonies featured a pontifical mass for all Catholic children in the metro area. About 6,000 schoolchildren sang the responses while nearly 10,000 more filled the pews to hear the mass at ten o'clock.
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New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Metropolis
Philadelphia Girl Weds Naval Officer in Holy Trinity Church
Miss Mary Hathorn Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Penrose Perkins married Lieut D Pratt Mannix Jr of the U S N at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Philadelphia Pa the ceremony preceded by a fashionable gathering and followed by a honeymoon trip for Mrs Charles Stern who departs today to visit Mrs Morris Skalowaki
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Philadelphia
Church of the Holy Trinty
Mary Hathorn Perkins
Charles Penrose Perkins
D. Pratt Mannix, Jr
U. 8
Mrs
Charles Stern
Morris Skalowaki
Cotton Markets and Quotations Report
New York cotton market steady on weather concerns and possible English labor settlement. Quotations show slight gains with close near opening. Chicago grains and fats and oils prices listed, while cotton futures shift modestly. Market letters note early settlement chatter and spot sales sparse.
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Chicago
OATH
TCO
New York
Latham Alexander & CO
Jam
A Quartet of Typical Orientals Enrolls at Georgia University
Three natives of China and one from Japan join the University of Georgia. J L Young from China has attended a year. Tsung Tung Hwang Chin Chin from Honolulu. Wong Ting from Austin, China. They show strong resolve to study and contribute to future ties with their countries.
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China
Japan
Georgia University
University of Georgia
Follws
J. L. Young
Tsung Tung Hwang
Chin Chin
Honolulu
Wong Ting
Austin
127 Distilleries Seized by Revenue Men in September
Revenue officers seized 127 illicit distilleries across Georgia and nearby states in September, far surpassing prior months. Most raids occurred at night with raids yielding one or more distilleries. in Paulding County a one barrel per day operation with 5000 gallons of beer was the largest distillery seized there.
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Georgia
Georsl
Paulding County
Kentucky Sunday School Convention Opens in Winchester
Enthusiastic delegates arrived in Winchester for the forty fifth annual Kentucky Sunday School association convention. The event will run through the week with addresses by college presidents and Sunday school experts from Chicago Louisville and other cities. The Commercial Congress meeting in Atlanta is noted as an important body with impact on the South.
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Winchester
Kentucky Sunday School Association
Chicago
Louisville
Atlanta
South
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Met Hill
Parthenia Hill
Meorgia
Annie Belle Veal Phelps
A. W. Phelps
Mra. Grace Holmes
L. W. Holmes
Grace Holmes
J.P. Phillips
Etta R. Phillipe
Mra
Etta R. Philips
W. V. Robertson
FP. L. Florence
Farmington, Ga
Clarke
State of Georgia
City of
Flanagan
Weaver
A. P. and 1
Sonah Avenue
Court of Ordinary
J.T. Whitehead
John White Morton
William J. Hale
B. Wingfield
Athen
Geeorgia
Said
D. C. Barrow
B. R. Hodgson
W. T. Bryan
West
Wilups Phinisy
John E. Talmage
T. P. Vincent
D. Moss
EB. J, Crawford, Merk
Cheatham
C. J, Kenney
Colquitt County Land Co
Moultrie, Ga
Palmer's
Elberton Street
Europe
Middle West
Knoxville
Joel Chandler Harris
Hot Springs
St. Louia
Peoria
Knights of Columbus
Beveridge
Children AT Mass
Griffith & Welch Cotton
Thosa Sree Waz
Hee Wees
Liverpool Cotton
Kentucky Sunday School
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