Clarke County Georgia Legal Notices and Administrator Sales
Clarke County notices detail administrator applications to sell estate lands, discharge petitions, and public auctions. Includes leave to sell by EH Brown on Nellie M Brown estate, letters of administration for Marion D Bailey, dismission petition for Mary Esteele Porter, and administrator sales of Talmage Hardware stock and Clarke County land near Hellicon Springs. Also notes Nellie Moore vs LW Moore divorce proceeding.
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Georgia
Clarke County
EH. Brown
Nellie M. Brown
R. C. Orr
C. D. Bailey
Marion D. Bailey
Mra
Lillie P. Soule
Mary Esteele Porter
Court of Ordinary
Notices from Clarke County Georgia 1913 public notices
A long collection of Clarke County Georgia legal notices from September to November 1913 includes orders for publication in the public gazette, debtors and creditors claims, special elections on road commission amendments, stock certificate dispute in Fulton County, executors and administrators seeking discharge, guardian and sale petitions, and a sheriff s sale of a property in Athens Clarke County.
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Court of Ordinary
Clarke County
Georgia
Court House
Athens
Talmage Hardware Company
T. J. Scott
Sald Abares
W. W. Scott
Geo
E. Scott
T. J. Soott
Co. H. Brand
B. P. Fears
T. 8
Mell
E. P
Pears
R. C. Orr
Lucy Miller
Nathan Stith
Susan May Stith
Mamid Stith
Moss
J. Moss
J. W. Ingle
Kate ~Cunningham
W. M. Cranes
India Co. Pitner
Superior Court
S. J. Moss
Said
India C, Pitner
W. E. Jackson
Weather Outlook for Atlanta and South Broad Area
Forecast through Friday evening calls for fair conditions in Atlanta and vicinity with no cold wave evident. A south Atlantic storm lies between Savannah and Charleston with low pressure near 29.80 inches at Charleston. Disturbances aloft bring unsettled weather to the west, with light rains in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Colorado. Temperatures are warm in the south and east, cooler in the west, and no freezing conditions expected locally. Electric Bitters advertised as health aid with user testimonial from Laura Gaines of Ovoca, La. 50 cents and 1.00 dollars.
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Atlanta
Fair
Georgia
South Atlantic
South Carolina
Savannah
Charleston
Augusta
Carolinas
Wilmington
Colorado
Wyoming
Denver
Sheridan
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Oklahoma
C.F. von Herrmann
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Four County Fair At Commerce Planned
President John Hardman and General Manager Geoff Jackson announce the Commerce Four County Fair set for October 27 to November 1. Promotion includes banners and posted notices. Scott Jackson produced posters and flyers as Athens displays advertise the event.
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John Hardman
Geoff Jackson
Commerce
Scott Jackson
Athens
Mr J W Morton Responds To Cotton Report
Mr J W Morton of this county writes to the Banner defending his Clarke County cotton stalk. He says the pictured plant with 156 open bolls was among the best in the patch and notes he has about thirty acres in the field.
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J. W. Morton
Clarke County
Judge Speer Recovering Move to Mount Airy Homes
Report notes Judge Emory Speer recovering from illness and moving to his summer home at Mount Airy. The tale mentions Roosevelt and South American ideas, and a sale of Mrs. Jennie Noell’s estate by Administrator John W. Noell. The fragmented text hints at property sale and estate administration.
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Emory Speer
India
Mount Airy
Mrs W H Bradley Dies Near Bogart at 64
Mrs R W Bradley aged 64 from near Bogart died after a paralysis stroke. Funeral from the residence at 11 oclock with interment in Bogart cemetery. Rev B R England to preach. Survived by husband and children J W Bradley W M Bradley Adolphus Bradley Athens Mrs Will Seagraves Mrs George Emerick Mrs L W Nunnally both of Athens and Mrs Ed Summers Mrs C McElroy of Bogart. She was a longtime Baptist and known for good works.
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R. W. Bradley
Bogart
R. England
J. W. Bradley
W. M. Bradley
Adolphus Bradley
Athens
Will Seagraves
George Emerick
L. W. Nunnally
Ed Summers
C. McElroy
The
Baptist Church
Do Not Use Sedative Cough Medicines Says Ad
An advertisement urges avoiding cocadine morphine and other sedatives in cough medicines. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective non sedative expectorant claimed to prevent pneumonia by clearing culture beds for germs and notes wide reputation and availability from dealers.
East Athens YWCA Forms Branch With Eight Members
The Young Women's Christian Association of Athens established a branch in East Athens. Eight charter members attended the meeting in the old night school building, with Miss Sue Fambrough as president and other officers named. The organization planned a young club and a cooking club, with weekly Friday meetings after an initial Thursday session.
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Young Women’s Christian Association of Athens
East Athena
Mast Abhens
Louie Lane
Sue Fambrough
Misa Leila Patat
Mileen Harper
Misa Florence Payne
Ora 1
Patat
Eva Winn
Ada Patat
Ruby Urittan
Mary Hunnicutt
Abe
W. J. Peoples
Daisy Durlap
Dr King’s New Discovery Offers Cough Cure Promise
In Mason Michigan S A Stid praises Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough and cold medicine for families. He cites his pneumonia cure with two five cent bottles and notes thousands benefit and rely on it. Price 50 cents and 1.00.
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Dr. King
S. A. Stid
Mason, Mich
Convict Kill Turns on Wilkes Camp Asylum Outrage
A life-term convict from Athens, Sam Auspin, was fatally stabbed by fellow convict Jim Berry at a Wilkes county convict camp near Washing ton. Berry, awaiting murder charges, claimed Auspin threatened him with an awl after a dispute over a pillow. Auspin died quickly from neck wounds. a coroner’s inquest ordered Berry held for the November term of Wilkes Superior Court.
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Sam Auspin
Jim Berry
Washington
Berry
Wilkes County
Athens
Atlanta
Sam Ausbin
Ausbin Np
Ausbin
Rusbin
Wilkes Superior Court
Fines for Tigers Turned Up by Athens Detective Agency
Athens detectives report strict fines in Wrightsville and Adel for violations of law and prohibition. In Adel, three convicted individuals paid $100 fines. in Wrightsville two brothers faced $1,000 penalties and long jail terms. Agency claims rising involvement of African Americans in the tiger business under white backers.
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Athens Detective Agency
L. W. Ferguson
Wrightsville
Adel
South Georgia
Ferguson
Gainesville Clock Chimes Highlight City Progress
Gainesville Ga October 9 The First National bank installed a chime clock marking progress and civic enterprise. The bank owns the clock and it serves as a civic asset with a three bell chime at the half hour and a twelve bell Cathedral chime at the third quarter.
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Gainesville
First National Bank
Wellon Banking House
George Muse
Atlante
Atlanta
Savannah
Galneuville
Georgia
Pan Bank
Silent Clock Described as Singly Sold Citywide Treasure
A fragment notes a single clock with a teen bell chime that sounds before each hour and can be heard up to half a mile away. It states only one such clock is sold in the city, indicating its rarity and local appeal.
Cure for Chronic Dyspepsia Praised by Patient
An unsolicited testimonial claims Chamberlain's Tablets gave relief after years of chronic dyspepsia. W. G. Mattison of Hornellsville New York asserts the medicine did more good than anything else. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Mattison
Sherman St
Hornellaville
N. Y
Y M C A Buildings Sold at Auction
The Mason lot properties of the Y M C A were sold yesterday to the highest cash bidders. The Mason family house sold for $315 to J W Bev, the coal house and fences brought $38 to J W Baker, and the rear cottage to John Rusgalh for $400. The last house will be moved in sections and rebuilt at University Fairview on Morton and O'Ferill streets.
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C. A
Mason
J. W. Bev
J. W. Baker
John Rusgalh
Mr. Russell
University Fairview Helsh
Morton and
O'Ferill Streets
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Jhorgia
Hellicon Springs
Benjamin H. Barrow
Josephine Wheeler
State of Georgia
Athens and
Daniels Hills
Danielsville
H. M. Campbell
Zip King
Jake Davenport
Hunnicutt
B. ¥. Wooa
W. H. Wheeler
Iira, Nellie Moore
General Assembly
John M. Slaton
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Clarke
Board of Commissioners
Ratt
State of
Fulton County
Superior Court of the
Atlanta Circuit
John G. Quinn
Decatur Street
Hank
Geo. L. Bell
Judge Superior Court
Lucy Carter
Sallie Sloane
Eacd
C. Orr
Richardson
W. W. Stark
Ellen Collins
Ceorgia
Lena Morton
Wyatt Powell
Mary Ella
Annie B. Morton
Oconee County
Beaverdam District
Oglethorpe County
John Noell
Jennie Nozil
Jogtemorpe” County
W. Hale
W. A. Dunlap
H. Meyer
Athens Dental
E. G. Griffin
Southern Mutual Insurance Building
Roosevelt
Margaret Hale
Jennie Noell
Bale
John W. Noell
Seunle ‘Noell
W. H. Bradley
YW. A
East Athens
Hite
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Wilkes Co
Oconee
Wilkes
Y. M
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