Clarke County Adverts: Estate sale notices 1912
Legal notices from Clarke County Georgia announce administrator sales for the estate of T W Wallace and others, including land parcels near Athens, stock collateral sales, year’s support citations, and various court actions with sale dates set for the first Tuesday in November 1912. Also listed are corporate charter petitions for Athens pottery and Famous Players Film Company and multiple sheriff sale notices on described properties.
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Famous Players Film Company
Georgia
Athens
Sald Corporation
Clarke County
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
Cobb & Erwin
Sale of land in Clarke County Georgia at courthouse door
Advertisement of sale levies on parcels of land in Lynwood Park Athens Clarke County Georgia to satisfy an execution issued September 5 1912 against A V Deadwyler. The property includes lot No 2 and lot 1 in block 6 according to F C Owens plot. Sheriff W E Jackson notes sale will occur on the first Tuesday in November 1912 during legal hours.
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Court of Ordinary
Clarke County
Georgia
Neal
Athens and
Lexington
Athens
Wild Epps
Whitlock Place
Winterville
W T. Wallace
T. W. Wallace
Rosa Wallace
Admx
Lega
Court House
Georgia Brick Co
E. R
Saie Billups Phinizy
Billups Phinizy
Aljherein
Weillups Phiniy
Athens, Ga
Said
W. A. Pickling
Brindy Creek Bridge
Joe Comer
RT. Wright
Bherief
Clarke
State of
J. W. Barnett
Lynnod Park
Superior Court
W. I. Zachry
R. B. Weil
Tello
W. L Zachry
Charlee Emory Smith
Charles Emory Smith
City Court of
Ethel M. Brightwell
Charlies Emory Smith
Nowhere Road
Jerry Gray
J. F. Clotfelter
Clotfelters
Nowhere
James F. Ailgood
M. G. Nicholson
Henry Comer
Nicholson and
Comer
State of Georgia
Lynwood Park
F.C. Owens
Bald
Bald County
A. V. Deadwyler
Deadwyler
W. E. Jackson
Saved By His Wife From Dreadful Cough Cushioned By Medicine
Mrs R J Flint of Braintree VI praises Dr King s New Discovery for a severe cough that left her husband F ailing and close to death. He credits the remedy with a complete cure and recommends a trial at 50 cents or 1.00. W J Smith Bros Pal mer Sons guarantee the product.
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R. J. Flint
Braintree, VI
W. J. Smith & Bros
H.R Palmer & Sone
Federal Court to Convene in Athens for November Term 1912
Federal court for the eastern division of the Northern District of Georgia will convene in Athens on the first Monday in November with a full docket. The grand jury is expected to return a batch of criminal matters for Judge Newman, listing numerous jurors from Athens Madison Watkinsville and surrounding towns for November term 1912.
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Federal Court
District of
Georgia
Athens
Newman
Fortix Boss On Hand For The Price
A Y M C A basketball practice drew forty six youths with six teams ready. Enthusiasm buzzed as prospects for the season look bright. Regular games begin Monday and all interested boys are urged to report at once.
California Realty Congress Meets in Los Angeles
Nearly 600 delegates from most major California realty boards gathered in Los Angeles for the eighth annual California State Realty Federation convention. The three day sessions will cover taxation publicity methods and needed legislation with Mabry McMahon of San Francisco serving as president and presiding officer. The federation plans a vigorous campaign to shield investors from fraudulent real estate promoters and dealers.
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Sona
Angelés
Cal
Los Angeles
California State Realty Federation
Mabry McMahon
San Francisco
Anniversary of Cuban Revolution Celebrated in Havana
Havana marked the forty second anniversary of the ten years war for Cuban independence with a general holiday. Business was largely suspended and public and many private buildings were decorated. The mood was subdued due to the country’s unsettled condition and uncertainty ahead of the presidential election.
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Havana
Erasmus Hall Celebration Marks 126th Anniversary in Brooklyn
Public officials of state and city joined educators from across the country as Erasmus Hall High School in Brooklyn opened a new building and staged a pageant tracing New York history from its Dutch settlement to the present. The celebration continues tomorrow.
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New York
Erasmus Hall High School
Fintbusk
Brooklyn
Ume
Adolphus Hotel Opens In Dallas Spotlighted
Dallas this week welcomed the palatial Adolphus Hotel built by Adolphus Busch of St. Louis. The modern hostelry cost more than 190000 dollars and stands as a grand addition to the city’s lodging scene with lavish design and facilities.
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Dallas
Texas
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Assets of Masons Annuity Surpasses Half Million
Atlanta October report from Mason's Annuity Secretary George E Argard shows total assets now 525 919 01 with beneficiaries receiving 517 613 55. Funded entirely by municipal bonds, the mutual order has grown over fourteen years into a strong safe institution aiding Masons and their families.
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Atlanta
George E. Argard
South
International Dry Farming Congress to convene in Lethbridge
In Lethbridge Alberta on October 10 an army of several thousand will travel to attend the Seventh International Dry Farming Congress. The local committee reports the largest attendance in the congress’s history with thirty countries sending representatives. A major exhibit will showcase dry farm products from the United States and Canada and machinery valued at over 50000 dollars.
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Lethbridge
Alta
United States
Canada
West Virginia convention discusses mining crisis reforms
Delegates from West Virginia trades unions and civic, commercial, and church groups met in Charleston to chart legislative needs arising from the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek miners strike. Topics included martial law, the guard system, child labor, minimum wage, initiative and referendum, workmen's acts, and granting the governor broader power to enforce laws.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Civie
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
American Balloon Teams Enter International Race
New York Oct 10. The two American teams are entered in the international balloon race for the James trophy and will pilot the Teele Bam.
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New York
James
Markets Weather Report From Athens Cotton Market
Fair conditions expected in Athens for cotton markets with steady prices and mild 11 C temperatures. traders monitor weather and demand as markets hold steady across sessions.
Market report shows grain and pork futures slide on crop data
Chicago October 10 Wheat futures eased from the open with December dropping to 0.913 dollars per bushel as traders weighed the government crop report. Corn and oats fell early with December contracts down about one cent and traded lower. Provisions weakened alongside grain with pork at 19.75 to 19.80, lard 11.20 to 11.25, and ribs 10.40 per hundred.
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Chicago
Liverpool Cotton
DeoJan
Opes
Close
Spota
Eecees
Important Crops Show Big Decline in Prices
Washington reports farm prices of major crops fell 6.5 percent from Sept 1 to Oct 1, worse than the 2.3 percent drop a year ago and a 21 percent September drop over four years. Corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, flax seed, potatoes, tobacco, cotton and hay average prices on Oct 1 show sharp declines versus 1911, 1910, 1909, and 1908 on the same dates.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Weather update from Atlanta on October 10
The forecast shower for Thursday has faded and there will be no rain for several days. No cold waves are in sight for some time.
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Atlanta
Great Antieptic Pain Believer Advertises Sketchy Remedy
An old style advertisement touts a liniment named Great Antieptic Pain Believer for man and beast. It claims the oil based formula soaks to the bone to reach muscle and relieve pain while warning that careless use near flames is dangerous. The copy includes moral assurances and a rough endorsement.
Market Notes From Greensboro Ga Farmer Letter
A garbled Greensboro Georgia fragment describes a farmer noting ailments, injuries and remedies. Mentions use of liniment and hints at farming stock care, urging growers to keep animals in condition and to use trusted remedies. Lacks clear names or dates but preserves rural farming voice and guidance.
Atlanta Boy Denies Train Wreck Confession
Detectives probe the claimed confession of seventeen year old Tom Tankersley who says he wrecked a Southern train near Cornelia, causing two deaths, after stealing a horse from the wreck site. Police doubt the tale, noting he may imitate dime novel adventures.
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Atlanta
Tom Tankersley
Cornelia
Too Much Talking Is Good Grounds for Divorce
Atlanta reports Judge Ellis of the superior court held that a wife who wakes her husband at night to talk, hour after hour, can be ground for divorce as mental cruelty. He noted such nagging can break a working man’s rest and called it a harsh, unreasonable form of cruelty. Eleven more divorces were granted, mostly for traditional cruelty with abuses by husband or wife.
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Atlanta
Ellis
Superior
McCarty and Kaufman Set for Big Heavyweight Bout
In San Francisco on October 10 1909 Luth er McCarty the Missouri giant and Al Kaufman the big Californian headline a 20 round heavyweight bout at Grifflin's arena slated for tomorrow afternoon. McCarty arrives as a proven finisher of Carl Morris and other contenders while Kaufman once hailed as a top white hope has fallen to Jim Flynn and others critics expect a closely contested matchup.
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San Francisco
Cal
Luther McCarty
Missouri Giant
al Kaufman
Grifflin’s
McCarty
Carl Morris
Kaufman
Jim Flynn
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B. H. Vonderau
W. P. Vonderau
W R. Wikingon
Thia
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Sherif
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W. A. Haraba
T. R. Haraba
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Energus
Athens Pottery Company
Pelitonera
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J. F. Allgood
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R- W. McKinney
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J. A. Maddox
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Madison
Claude Tuck
Albert 8
Parker
Harry Hodgson
John M. Holder
Jefferson
W. Jackson
Watkinsville
Isaac
Haddock
Wm. M. Tiller
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Chas
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H. Baldwin
Frank M. Glenn
Carlton
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Danielsville
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Winder
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Ed Woods
Buckhead
J. Frank Tiller
P. Medlin
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Stephens
Thos. J. Bennett
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Rutledge
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H. Oscar Williford
W. A. Broach
Robert H. Pryor
Appalachee
Francis Epps
Jesse M. Allen
Jas. T. Burroughs
David G. Anderson
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Wm. A. Heater
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R. T. Stephens
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Charles B. Grifith
Henry H. Fitzpatrick
Rudolph Brandt
Jas. N. Griffeth
Danielaville
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Hardings
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EB. W. Downs
N. D. Arnold
Arnoldsville
Ovid Bird
Warren J. Smith
D. Smith
Larkin
J. L. Griffeth
Bogart
B. Archer
A. Tunnell
Jno
T. Newton
Pennington
Henry A. Thomas
Bishop
R. Bilock
Fortix
California’ Realty Congress
Palatial
Masons
Gail
Bearish Bureau
Greensnoro
Jalom
Andre
Lyon Mfg. CO
South Fifth St
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McCarty and Kaufman
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