Legal Advertisements and Court Notices in Clarke County
Clarke County legal notices announce libel for divorce actions in 1914 1915 terms, local legislation on alcohol licenses, twelve months support applications, letters of administration, adoptions and public sales. Notices name parties Helen Coleman, Delia Mullinax, Mrs Kate Wilkinson, Billups Phinizy, J. R. White, and others with dates in 1915 and 1916, plus an inland charter petition for The Southern Burial Association and an administrator's sale of Georgia Brooks's estate.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Helen M. Coleman
Geo. Y. Coleman
Said County
Court of Ordinary
Orr
Georgia A. Hawks
J. PB. Hawks
Gaid County
Matilda F. Pittard
Redden T. Pittard
C. Orr
Georgia Clarke County
John R. White
Jane White
Tate
Sald
BR. C. Orr
Kate Wilkinson
Billups Phinizy
John White
Lir W. Hodgson
A. H. Hodgson
Mthors
A. H .Hodgson
Clarke Count
R. C. Orr
Court House
Sandy Creek
Wm. Barrett
Freeman Brooks
Georgia Brooks
New Shipping Bill Outlined by McAdoo Plan
Outlines of a new shipping bill to build a national merchant marine and expand foreign trade were unveiled by Secretary McAdoo in Indianapolis. A $50 million shipping board would organize into a corporation, issue stock, and oversee naval auxiliaries, through bills of lading, and potential government ownership to ensure preparedness.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
United States
McAdoo
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Commerce
Senate
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Mail Co
Pacific Mail
O Farrell Brokerage Company Seeks Georgia Charter
Petitioners request incorporation under the name O Farrell Brokerage Company with powers and privileges standard for Georgia corporations including renewal rights. Filed October 7, 1915, by Green and Michael, attorneys, with Clerk J Crawford certifying the true copy of the charter application on file in Clarke County Superior Court.
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T. R. Goodson
Clarke Superior Court
C. H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Georgia
Clarke County
Said County
B. F. Elliott
Jno
D. Elliott
H. L. Cook
Southern Burial Association
Henry C. Tuck
J. Calhoun O’farrell
H. J. Rowe
O'Farrell Brokerage Company
Athens
E J. Crawford
Superior Court
Open Meeting 18 Held by Southern Railway Stockholders
Richmond Va Oct 13 At the annual meeting of the Southern Railway stockholders all holders attended in person or by proxy and a large portion of capital was represented. Fairfax Harrison Robt H Galloway and John W Grant reelected as directors with Henry B Spencer added for a full three year term. The meeting was open to the public with full discussion of reports for the year ending June 30 and plans for the coming year. President Harrison presided and stockholders questions were answered. The article also notes naval and military preparedness discussions and MeAd oo remarks on shipping legislation and freight rate impacts.
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Richmond
The
Southern Railway
Fairfax Harrison
Robi, H. Galloway
New York
John W. Grant
Atlanta
Henry B. Spencer
Col. A. B. Andrews
Harrison
Paint and credit tied to looks in Talmage ad
NOW PAINT Strikes when the iron is hot and Paint when the property needs it. They paint ships a dozen times a year, yes, some of them, every voyage. A livery keeps its carriages painted and varnished and washed to look nice and get business. A man with a house for sale or to let “does it up” and Devoe is the paint. There’s more in paint than to keep out water. A fresh coat of paint once a year is about as good for his credit as paying his debts. But the man whose buildings and fences look new, very likely, has no debts, Talmage Hardware Co. sells it.
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Devoe
Painting Job Offer Proposes Best Paints for Any Work
The notice invites customers to select the finest obtainable paints for interior or exterior projects. It promises not only top quality paints but also those specially suited to the job, urging people to come in and discuss their painting plans.
Prohibitionist Walker Critiques Extra Session Pace
Banner special correspondence from Atlanta reports State Senator John D. Walker of Sparta contends Judge Hopkins’s claim that the extra session will finish business in fifteen days. Walker, a prohibitionist, advocates common sense restraint and argues the same lawmakers could have achieved the goals in regular session, noting potential $70,000 savings and growing state deficit.
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Banner
Atlanta
John D. Walker
Sparta
W. H. Hopkins
Thomasville
Mr. Walker
House
Senate
Walker
Must Sign Stringent Pledge in Order to Get Cotton From England
The Southern Manufacturing Company bought fifty bales of cotton waste from England prompting a pledge requirement. The mill must swear it will not sell the material or ship it abroad, and that buyers promise not to supply goods to nations at war with the United Kingdom.
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England
Southern Manufacturing Company
Newcastle
Boston
Strahan Named Representative At Appalachian Good Roads Meet
Bluefield W V Oct 13 At least five governors from Maryland Virginia Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia will address the seventh annual Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association meeting set for October 14 16 in Maefield s Masonic Temple About 300 delegates from nine states will attend with a Norfolk and Western excursion to the Pocahontas coal field on Friday Officials will discuss road financing construction and maintenance with multiple experts including U S Public Roads officials and state highway engineers Also named on the program are Congressmen Joe H Small WV Attorney General A A Lilly and M W Richards and other regional road officials The Southern Appalachian s representatives in the state include Prof u M Strahan Athens and W T Winn Atlanta on the executive committee
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Bluefield
W. Va
Goldsboro
Maryland
Stuart
Virginia
Rye
Tennessee
McCreary
Kentucky
Hatfield
West Virginia
Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association
Maefield
Masonic Temple
Joe. H. Small
North Carolina
M. O. Eldridge
U. S. Office of Public Roads
A. A. Lilly
A. G. Batchelder
American Automobile Association
M.W
Athens
W. T. Winn
Atlanta
Caucus of Prohibitionists to Be Held Before Legislature Meeting
Atlanta readers learn that a Prohibition party caucus will meet in Atlanta before the extra session of the General Assembly to outline and adopt a campaign. Dates around October 20 or 27 are suggested, with plans to elect a new reader to lead the prohibition bills and a steering committee.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Prohibition Party
House
Senate
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