Charter Applications for Georgia Firms in Clarke County
Clarke County Superior Court hears multiple charter petitions including Star Farming and Trading Corporation of Georgia proposing a 20 year charter with $10 000 capital to operate in Athens and beyond. Cole Beall Motor Company seeks $10 000 stock for auto sales and service. Lambda Trust Association plans non profit holding of Pi Kappa Phi property with 5000 capital and five directors. County tax levies and school funding moves outlined with 7 mills county levy and 140 percent state levy and detailed allocations for bridges maintenance roads and courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
W. C. Parady
New Haven County
Connecticut
L. G. Proctor
Randolph County
J. G. Oliver
Star Farming and Trading Corporation OF
Athens
A. B. Coile
I. A. B. Colle
Star Farming and Trading Corporation OF Georgia
W. O. Parady
Mle
Edwin M. Cole, Jr
Frank Kt. Beall
Fulton Security
State of Georgia
Frank A. Hooper
Lambda Trust Association
Charke County
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
Pi Kappa Phi
Landa
United States
Erwin, Erwin & Nix
Clarke
H. W. White
Tate Wright
Clark
Clarke County Commissioners
E. J. Crawford
Elmer J. Crawford
Fle
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Rallis
Kings
County Board of Education
Notice to Contractors Athens Georgia 1919 road bid opening
Clarke County Georgia invites sealed proposals for 3.7 miles of paved road on the Athens Monroe Winder route. Bids due September 2 1919 at 11 A M with bonds, plans, payment terms, and inspection locations listed.
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Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Clarke County
Georgia
Athens
Athens-Monroe- Winder
Highway Department of Georgia
State Highway Eng
E. L. Griggs
Engr
Board OF Commissioners OF Roads & Revenues
Tate Wright
Petition to Incorporate Lambda Chapter of Kappa Phi Fraternity
State of Georgia Clarke County petitioners from multiple Georgia counties seek corporate authority to form the Lambda Chapter of the Kappa Phi Fraternity at the University of Georgia. They request power to enforce order receive donations own real estate borrow money and manage affairs for the society's advancement.
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State OF Georgia
Clarke
Superior Court
Clarke County
George H. MceWhirter
Madison County
Georgia
W. H. Griffin
Floyd County
R. N. Mathis
Ben Hill County
Julien Walker
Ware County
C. C. Nall
Fulton County
Barry Clare
Ten Hill County
Kenner Mott
Jnr
DeKalb County
Said
Lambda Chapter
P Kappa Phi Fraternity
Universality of
Notice of Dissolution and Partition Sale in Athens
Notice states the Peppies Pressing Club dissolved by mutual consent with H G Story retiring. Partners Harry Parr and J K Patrick continue the business. Also advertised is a partition sale of land in Athens Lumpkin Street, on the first Tuesday in October 1919, under Clarke Superior Court case Oliver Gdn vs Turnell and Heard, with cash terms and commissioners named H Jackson J Hancock H Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peppies Pressing Club
H. G. Story
Harry Parr
J. K. Patrick
Georgia
Clarke County
Clarke Superior Court
Oliver Gdn
Turnell
Heard
Said
Athens
Said County
Lumpkin
Jack Cook
Lumpkin St
Wm. Rutherford
John W. Hampton
J. Y. Carthers
E. E
W. E. Jackson
J. Henry Hancock
H. H. Carlton
Women rights in Turkey yet who wants to be Turk
Washington dispatch outlines a National Geographic bulletin arguing Turkish women have long held property rights and independence under Roman and Mohammedan law. It contrasts harems and modern emancipation, noting older women managed finances while Western observers question the appeal of Turkic emancipation amidst changing social roles.
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Turkey
Washington
National Geographic Society
Mary Mills Patrick
Pasha
Maida
Mohan Medan
Red Cross Nurses Face Death Rather Than Leave Sick
Two American nurses Miss Margaret Mack of Hillburn New York and Miss Truth Stuart of New York declined to abandon the sick and wounded at Shusha Armenia after surviving a massacre of 700 Christians. They returned as volunteers with signed papers acknowledging danger. The relief unit mourns three deaths in four months including Miss Edith Winchester.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Margaret Mack
Hillburn
N. Y
Truth Stuart
New York
Elity
American Commission For Relief In
Near East
Shusha
Armenia
David G. Arnold
Providence
R. 1
Paul D. Peltier
New York City
S. M. Emrick
Edith M. Winchester
Philadelphia
Silver Tube Fairy Wand for Disabled Fighter
Washington reports on Paul R., a first class private in the American flying corps who lost his voice box in an aviation accident. He now breathes through a silver throat tube, remains optimistic, and plans a career in foreign trade with a New York bank, while awaiting possible full recovery. The story frames his courage as a modern fairy tale wand.
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Oulou Kishin
Oulou Kistla
Harpoot
Oulou Kishta
Oscar
The
Waldorf
Washington
Belgium
America
Paul R
American Flying Corps
Liberty Motors
United States
Federal Board For Vocational Education
France
New York City
South America
Adelaide First Attracts in Miss Thurston Play What’s Your Game
The Athens Banner announces Miss Adelaide Thurston’s new play What’s Your Game at the Colonial Theatre opening next Thursday night September 11. Thurston’s Laura Fordham stages a clever game to counter a vamp’s ploy, with six box seats offered as a prize to readers submitting the best explanation of how Laura counters the rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Thurston
Colonial Theatre
Miss Thurston
Laura Fordham
Rev S P Wiggins to Lead Services at Young Harris
Presiding elder Rev S P Wiggins will conduct both morning and evening services at Young Harris Memorial church next Sunday at 11 am and 8 pm city time. Sunday School gathers at 9 45 am. The third quarterly conference follows in the evening hour.
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S. P. Wiggins
Young Harris Memorial Church
Pagodas Work of Buddhist Church Popular in China
Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society notes pagodas be a prominent Chinese architectural form tied to Buddhism. Descriptions cover Yangtse Valley locations, Beijing towers, heights from 20 to over 200 feet, shapes including round square and hexagonal, and odd-story counts from seven to thirteen.
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Washington
Shantung
National Geographic Society
Coleridge
China
Parka
Bulletin
Frederick McCormick
Yangtse
Peking
Bilious Attack Relief with Cham berlain's Tablets
Advert reads that a bilious attack disrupts liver function causing constipation and stomach distress with nausea and headache. Recommends taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver and aid digestion. Claim includes cheap price of a quarter and a testimonial from Mrs. Bowers of Indies, Pa praising improved digestion after using the product.
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Mra
Bowers, Indies
Thrift urged to forestall European disaster says Lord Ce
A British statement warns that Europe faces a financial catastrophe unless thrift is practiced. It argues American thrift is vital to avoid spillover effects from Europe’s distress and calls on banks to support national growth by investing in War Savings and Treasury Certificates.
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Lord Robert Ce
Europe
America
Lord Robert
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Cure for dysentery and a life saved tale
A Des Moines man recounts how Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his daughter's life during a violent dysentery attack. He notes neighbors advised use after a physician had given up, and claims his own use of the remedy produced similarly satisfying results.
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White
Ashland
Kane
Chamberlain
William Whitelam
Des Moines
Iowa
Plaster and Liniment Advise for Lame Back Relief
A dampened flannel applied to the seat of pain is recommended as a more effective and cheaper remedy than a plaster for a lame back. The old practice suggests Chamberlain's Liniment with a damp cloth provides relief without high cost.
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Cole Beall Motor Company
Stas
Calh Corporation
Adelaide
Banner Ofers
Young Harris
Hina
F. M. Jones
Palmer, Okla
Mrs. Jones
Cardus
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