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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1906

Page

2

Legal notices of Clarke County divorce and corporate filings

Clarke Superior Court notices include suit for total divorce filed by Will Henry Adams alias Jones against Susan Cole Adams alias Jones returnable October Term 1906, with other libel for divorce cases, railroad company incorporation petitions for Athens Terminal Company, clothing business charter request Charles Stern Company, and estate sale and land lease notices in Clarke County Georgia with dates, parties and conditions.

Clarke Superior Court Will Henry Adams Will Henry Jones Susan Cole Adams Susan Cole Jones Clarke County C. H. Brand Clark Superior Court Superior Court Clarke Athens County of Georgia Istate OF Waid County Charles Stern Simon Sloman Aaron Cohen Charles Stern Company H. Myers Erwin & Erwin State OF Georgia E. J. Crawford Said County J. Crawford

Berkshire Hog Public Sale Sets Atlanta State Fair

Breeders in the South organize the first annual Berkshire sale in Atlanta Georgia in connection with the State Fair. consignors promise top stock, open competition, and fair dealing as buyers from Georgia and neighboring states attend October 17 1906 at the State Fair Grounds Atlanta Ga.

South Georgia Atlanta Lst Advanta

Winterville Ga election on county line change set

Notice announces an October 17, 1906 vote in Winterville Georgia to decide if Clarke and Oglethorpe counties’ border should be altered and if Winterville will be wholly included, as directed by the 1906 legislature. J T Pittie Clerk F W Colle Mayor.

Winterville Clarke Oglethorpe Wintervile J.T. Pitti Chek F. W. Colle

Another League Formed At The Y M G A

The Y M G A boys organize a new indoor baseball league to run through several months. Four teamsPurples Yellows Reds and Greensmeet on Saturday mornings to avoid school duties. Interest ran high in the recently concluded league and plans for the new season are under way.

Y. M. GC. A. Boys Purples

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed by Phillipsburg Resident

Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kan says to cover burns, sores, scalds and wounds with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claiming it cures quickly. The salve costs 26 cents at W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer.

Sam Kendall Phillipsburg Kan Bucklen W. J. Smith & Bro H. R

Mirage Photograph by Bullfrog Photographer Gains Notoriety

C. J. Back of Bullfrog Nevada captured a remarkable mirage photograph showing a twenty mule team in Death Valley above the Funeral Mountains. The image, a perfect reproduction of a scene thousands of feet below, drew wide attention to Bullfrog and the Pacific Coast Borax Co. as railroads encroach on the era of mule teams.

C. J. Back Bullfrog, Nev Back Bullfrog Great Nevada Funeral Mountains Death Valley Mr. Back Khown Pacific Coast Borax Co F. M. Smith Mojave Desert Desert Tonopah Prairie Schooner West Furnace Creek Pacific Coast Borax Company New York

Harris County grand jury indicts Fred Hawkins in Lula murder case

Fred Hawkins, charged with killing Henry E. Cagle near Lula on August 24, was indicted by the Hall County grand jury. Cagle, awakened by his wife’s light, said Hawkins fired while Cagle stood in the yard, the gunshot tearing his right hand and buckshot tearing through. A second shot followed as Cagle fell, leaving Hawkins to escape.

Fred Hawkins Henry E. Cagle Lula Hall County Cagle Fred Hawking Hawkins Hawking jCagle

Fined for HS Conduct Involving Two Boys

In a morning incident Sam Maxwell, a colored man, was fined five dollars by Mayor Dorsey for a dispute with Sam Williams over a quarter. Maxwell had bought pants from A. C. Fears. Fears received a five dollar bill returned by Williams. A row followed when the quarter was demanded. Cuban rebels reject peace offer. possible assimilation by Uncle Sam discussed.

Sam Maxwell Sam Williams Maxwell A. C. Fears Uncle Sam

Guilty verdict in city court over piecemeal case

The state case against Lape Farbstein Walter Hudson J 1 tts Moses Mitchell and Kivts Mi went to city court yesterday afternoon. The jury returned a large verdict of guilty. Ivan Wimbneh entered a plea to the charge recently and was fined one hundred dollars by the court, which he paid.

Lape Y Farbstein Walter Hudson Tts Moses Mitchell Kivts Mi Siot Ivan Wimbneh

Green and Reid Lead Georgia Appellate Court Race Feedback

Savannah bar members report heavy letter campaigns for the new Georgia appellate court election on October 3. Major J Ferrin Cann praises all candidates while endorsing Charles Reid. Athens lawyer Thomas F Green is a strong contender with Barrow also backing Gerald Green and Chappell.

Savannah Appellate Court of Georgia State House J. Ferrin Cann Charles Reid Green Thomas F-Green Athens Reid Chappell Powell Senate David C. Barrow Major Barrow Gerald" Green Granson Andrew Lipscomb The State University Law Department Barrow Thomas J. Chappell Columbus Goetchius & Chappelt

Rockin Boys Fined for Rock Throwing in City Court

Ollie Peeler and Ellie Mathews, two young white boys, were fined five dollars each by Mayor Dorsey for throwing rocks at another boy named Gina. Robert Sailors was tried on the same charge but was dismissed for lack of evidence.

Ollie Peeler Ellie Mathews Dorsey Gina Robert Sailors

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Dupree Hunnicutt Sallie Rowe Jenks Rowe the State of Gear William W. Mackall T. M. Cunningham, Jr H. W. Johnson W. V. Davis J. H. Straus George H. Richter C. L. Heller Chatham County George, Willam Eppes E. B. Eppes EB. L. Douglass Hall Athens Terminal Company Broad Street City of Athena Foundry Street Beaboard Air Line Railway State of J. H. Etrous William BE. Eppes E. L. Douglass Mrs. Mamle Hubert Otto Hubert Court House Findlay Street Gaft Whitman Jackson Tom Epps Athens Saving Bank Bradley Jeorgia H. L. Mullins B. C. Hale Hay Misses 8. C B. Wingfield Ordy Pany Georg Alas Larke County Fred Johnson Lizale McWhorter Sald Sandy Creek Said Pitt McWhorter Mark Griffeth Miss Yerby Lizzie McWhorter B. Wingfieed, Sr Y. MG. A Col. Green Court of Appeals Rockin Water Street Om Drug Co
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