Jackson Medicine Company Incorporation Petition in Clarke
Petition to incorporate as Jackson Medicine Company in Clarke County Georgia Athens with principal office in Athens and authority to expand, issue stock, and conduct wholesale and retail sales of medicines under Dr Jackson Neutralizing Cordial and other drugs. Capital stock $50,000 with potential increase to $100,000, stock terms, legal capacities, and corporate rights requested.
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State OF Georgia
Clarke
Superior Court
Said County
J. McBride Howell
Joan R. Northcutt
Cobb Lampkin
Henry H. West
Walt. G. Cornett
John B. Jackson
Lloyd R. Palmer
D. D. Hunt
Jackson Medicine Company
Athens
Sale Corporation
Dr. Jackson
Sald Car Peeve Ab
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Sheriff notices levy sale in Jackson case against A T Jackson
State and county records show a fifa issued from the Justice Court of the 216th District in favor of the Commercial Bank of Athens against A T Jackson. Levy made and legal notice given, defendant turned over for sale by D J Cook L C. This Sept 30 1916. W B Jackson Sheriff.
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Wilkerson Street
Georgia Railroad
Oconee
Oconee River
A. H. Hodgson
Lyndon
C. B. Griffith
A. H. Talmadge
H. J. Rowe
W. H. Shelton
Superior Court
Clarke County
Georgia
Griffith
A.H. Talmadge
City Court of
Athens
James M. Smith
W. E. Barkson
Said
Ind Ia
G. M
Said County
Normal School
Mra. J
Mra
R. J. Whitehead
Royster Guano Company
Court House
Georgia Far Road
Pat Lee
Georgia Factory Road
Harriett-Thompson
Allensville
Fn Fi
Steve Willams
Justice Court
H. T. Huff
Steve Williams
J. M. Pledger
L. C
W. E. Jackson
Fifa
A. T. Jackson
Justice Court of
216Th District
Commercial Bank of Athens
D. J. Cook
W. B. Jackson
Capitol Gossip Highlights Savannah Power Rate Dispute
Special to the Banner reports J Prince Webster and the engineering firm G R Solomon & Paul Norcross will travel to Savannah to value the Savannah Light and Power Company and the Savannah Electric Company as part of the ongoing light and power rate complaint. The hearing date was moved to Atlanta with no fixed reschedule.
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Atlanta
J. Prince Webster
State Railroad Commission
Savannah
G. R. Solomon & Paul Norcross
Savannah Light and Power Company
Savannah Electric Company
Their Disposition Women Hurl Shoes at Bride in Toledo
A Toledo Blade item reports on women at a wedding ceremony attempting to throw old shoes at a bride, aiming to hit the bride's room in a provocative act. The event is described with local color and noting the unusual superstition surrounding shoewearing and marriage.
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Is Street
A. ©. Holliday
Mrs. West
Harls Street
Hill
Harristreet
Harris Street
A. C. Holliday
A. H. O'Farrell
Marion L. West
Henry H. West
Toledo Blade
Sloan's Liniment Offers Quick Relief for Nerves
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a cleaner easier to use alternative to plasters for neuralgia rheumatism sciatica and related pains. It promises immediate nerve and muscle relief and claims it eases strains sprains and bruises with 1.00 dollar bottles widely available.
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Sloan
Husband Rescues Despairing Wife in Cardui Ad
Catron Ky Mrs Bettie Bullock writes of four years of illness with left side pains and inability to walk. After hospital treatment and bed confinement, her husband gave Cardui the woman’s tonic. From the first dose she improved, walking two miles and doing all her work. The ad urges other women to try Cardui, touting decades of success and urging consultation with a druggist.
Georgia Eyes Navy Challenge After Virginia Win
The University of Georgia football team left for Annapolis to meet Navy, aiming to prove stronger after beating Virginia. Cunningham keeps a tight lineup with Neville, Dezendorf, and McLawn in key backfield roles, while Beasley anchors the guards and a deep squad provides ready substitutes.
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Chasem
University of Georgia
Uncle Sam
Annapolis
Georgia
Red
Jack
Virginia
Cunningham
Hospital Corps
Germany
McConnell
Jim Reynolds
Pew
Coner
Beasley
Ferguson
Thrash
Wingate
Tate
Owen Reynolds
Beastey
Dezendorf
Vonnesley
McLawn
Neville
Pet
Sanford
Red and Black
Navy
Big Neville
Donnelley
McLaws
Dezendort
Fordwards
Middies
Clemson
Florida
Dominion
United States
Auburn
Tech
Alabama
Prof. Sanford
Charlie Compton
Carlos Brown
Nouth
Aulsnta
Delayed Trains Proved Blessing to the Georgia Football Team
Georgia football players faced a long delay as all Seaboard Air Line trains ran late entering Atlanta. A disrupted connection forced the team to miss the earlier northbound No. 6, delaying their trip to Washington. The student body organized a spirited send-off and the team finally departed on a different northbound train, with coaches and local officials providing supervision.
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Georgia
Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta
Avlanta
Athens
Anderson
Washington
Annapolis
Iwe
Georgia Spirit
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Walt
G. Cornett
J. Crawford
Superior Court of Said Oefiity
Yackton Medicine Company
Ofceno
EB. J. Crawford
Goperior
Oborgia
Wilkerson
Court of Ordinary
R. Z. Tolbert
Oconee Heights
L. J. ‘Whitehead
Smith
J. M. Smith
Prof. McPherson
J. W. Smith
Henry M. Payne
Gia
J. W. Barnett
Julius Cohen
Maidh
Morton
Washington Street
Witon Street
The
Good Samaritans
M. D Morton
Etta Cotton Payne, Green & Michadil
James White
D. F. Miller
W. C. Ash
J. H. Griffeth
W. F. Bradshaw, Jr
R. C. Orr
Addie D. Saye
Massey Belle Saye
J. J. Scott
Thos. A. Jonas
Otho Brown
Mose Allen
Georgina
J. E. Hawks
Winterville and
Gumcomer
B. H. Barrow
W. M. Coile
Trail Creek Street
Cemetery Alley
Henry Ross
LT. D Scott
Hil and
Harria Streets
George
Georgia Hawks
Winterville
Gum Corner
R. J. Hardeman
J. L. Hawks
Hancock Avenue
Rock Spring Street
Inadale Drive
Said Avenue
F. P. Phillips
Capitol Gossip
the Agricultural Department
Macon
J. J. Flynt
Griffin
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Howard Coates
Twelfth District
Judge Flynt
Hiram Gardners
Coates
Raymonde Stapleton
Howard J. Coates
Democratic Committee
J. Pope Brown
Despait
Tasband
Dee To
Catron, Ky
Bettie Bullock
Cardus
Cardui
Old Carolina
North Carolina Line
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