Notice of order to sell land and corporate intents in Clarke County
Legal notices reveal an order for leave to sell estate land of Geo C Spears by administrator R T Dubose, with hearing set on the first Monday in November 1908, plus a separate petition for leave to sell land of Minor W Brown to pay debts. Also included are a charter application for SOUTH EASTERN ACETYLENE COMPANY in Athens with capital stock details, and guardianship actions for William Thomas Blair and Robert Gresham Blair listing intended sale of two Princeton Factory District tracts with acreage descriptions.
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Court of Ordinary
Clarke County
R. T. DuBose
Geo. C. Spears
Spears
Sald County
Block
B. Wingfield
Georgia
W. Brown
Wald
W. L. McManus
Minor
State OF Georgia
E. J. Crawford
Said County
South Eastern Acetylene Company
Thomas Bloir
Robert Gresham Blair
Superior Court
Athens
Gale
Princeton
Central Railroad
White Hall
Harris and Sansom Places
Harris
Harris and Sansom
Sansom
Princeton Factory Store
Factory Road
Charlotte Hunty Seasom
Levil
Executors Sale and Guardian Seek Leave to Sell
Numerous notices detail guardianship and executors sales in Clarke and Jackson counties. Land parcels near Athens and Center Georgia are offered for distribution under wills from 1903 to 1908 with terms of sale, lotting, and cash options.
Georgia Investment Company seeks broad corporate powers
Petition to incorporate the Georgia Investment Company requests authority to own real and personal property, borrow money, issue notes and bonds, secure debts by mortgage or deed of trust, act as lender or broker, renew by Georgia law, and enjoy privileges proper to similar corporations. Filed Oct 1, 1908 by attorney T. S. MBL in Clarke County. EXECUTOR'S SALE: Allens Athens Clarke County properties, 1908 auction. Mary Elizabeth Key executrix sells John Z Cooper estate assets at public outcry, first Tuesday in November, with multiple lots and improvements, for debt payment and heirs distribution.
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State OF Georgia
Clarke County
James F. Hart
Athens
State of
Georgia
Aall Incorporation
Srd
Thos
F. Green
Clarke
Julia J. Chandler
A. D
Court House
County of
Jackson
Chandler
Superior Court
Jackson County
Jefferson, Ga
Town Lof Center
Lula
C. B. Chaniler
Lucian L. Ray
Lucian L, Ray
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Said
Grady Avenue
J. T. Anderson
J. W. Ingle
R. J. “Runsell
Tald Russell
J. C. Anderson
Strong Street
City of
Henry Palmer
Ida L. Chamberlain
Dr. Mathews
W. M. Wardlaw
J. R. Nunpally
J. L. Demel
Jack Cofer
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Athens and
Lawrenceville
Mt. Sinai Church
Fowler Mill
J. R. Nunnally
A. J.odham
Comite Slonery
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue For
Ita
John B. Gamble
G. M
Lexington
J. P. Johnson
Blackman
Justice Court
E. M
Lawa of Georgia
John Z. Cooper
J. A
Allens
Thomas and
Strong Streets
J. R. Crane
Admi
Thomas
Dougherty
H. Crawford
Mary L. Henley
G. G
Cooper
John
Mary Elizabeth Key
Champ Clark to Lead House in Next Congress
Washington Oct 28 The Sixtieth Congress will open in December with Champ Clark of Missouri poised to succeed John Sharp Williams of Mississippi as minority leader. Williams will leave the post to pursue the Senate, leaving Clark without notable opposition for the succession.
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Champ Clark
Washington, D. C
John Sharp Wilams
Mississippi
Missouri
Williams
China Prep to Receive Fleet Amoy Welcomes Americans Amid Festivities
Amoy China Oct 28 arrangements for the reception of the American fleet and officers are nearly complete. The city funds decorations roads and temples while a large banquet program and excursions are planned. Imperial authorities fund lavish welcomes with prizes of two cups valued at 2600 each. Thirty thousand meals prepared for the visiting sailors and hundreds of staff and entertainers are arranged.
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Amoy
Japan
Formosa
Shanghai
Hong Kong
George Mark
Prince Pulan
Fuklen
Taotal of
Amoyas
China
Korea
Autoists to Race Across Desert from Los Angeles to Phoenix
The upcoming long distance event will start at midnight from the Hollenbeck Hotel with cars dispatched every thirty minutes. The desert run to Phoenix is expected to take about twenty five hours and covers the old Mission road through several towns. A silver cup awaits the winner.
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Desert
Los Angeles
Cal
Phoenix
Arizona
Hollenbeck
Married Man In Trouble Declares Family Medicine Habit
A married man who lets any family member take Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble is guilty of neglect. The real Foley's Honey and Tar contains opiates and comes in a yellow package bolded by all druggists.
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Foley
Kern Denounces Indiana Tax Official Over Campaign Funds
Tipton Ind Oct 28 John W Kern Democratic vice presidential nominee accuses state secretary Fred Sims of mishandling 190000 funded by trusts and combines to the Indiana campaign. He condemns the official who must set railroad and corporate taxes for exposing the funds to political influence and criticizes the tax assessor Upham of Chicago as an example.
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Tipton
Ind
Indiana
Fred Slums
John W. Kern
Sims
Upham
Chicago
Mitchell Under Bond In Thomasville Case
Thomasville Georgia October 25 authoritative reports say W H Mitchell has been arrested and released on a five thousand dollar bond by Sheriff High The case generates keen interest with trial expected soon Both sides are ready for a quick settlement and Mitchell vows acquittal Judge Mitchell was thought disqualified due to kinship He will attend the trial Solicitor Thomas and detectives have examined the case to prove Mitchell could not have shot himself and surprising testimony is anticipated at trial.
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Thomasville
W. H. Mitchell
Sheriff High
Mitchell
Thomas
Centennial for Catholics marks Boston diocese 100th anniversary
A solemn pontifical mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Name opened a five day centennial celebration for the Roman Catholic diocese of Boston founded in 1808. Archbishop O Connell preached as Mgr Falconio led a large procession of bishops priests and nuns. The era has seen rapid growth from 3 churches and 720 communicants to 218 churches 850000 Catholics and 600 priests in New England.
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Boston
Mass
John Cheverns
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhodesaland
Connecticut
Who
New Englan
Would Mortgage the Farm to Buy Arnica Salve
A Ga farmer on Mural Route 2 reports a severe sore cured by Auehlen Arnica Salve. He says it’s worth its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to obtain it. The note appears in a local ad for 5¢ at We Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer drug stores.
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W. A. Plord
We Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & A Drug Stores
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C. H. Chandler
Lumpkin County
Union County
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Miles Erwin
John Mitchell
Maggie
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Guy R. Brightwell
William Fleming
H. Fleming
Florida
Georgia Investment Company
I. BE. J. Crawford
Charter of Georgia Investment Company
B. J. Crawford
Order Eastern Star
Des Moines
Potata
Iowa
Order of the Eastern Star
Ely
Do Noat
Lt. Price Co
Ely Broa
Warren Street
New
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Alabama
Columbus
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
Hoadley
Alabama Consolidated Coal & Iron Company
Gadsden
Ala
New York
Southewestern
Choctawhatchie River
Choctawhatchie
Columbus, Ga
Americus, Ga
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