Athens City Land Sales and Probate Notices 1913
Public notices announce Jno W Noell seeks leave to sell Jennie Noell estate lands in Oglethorpe County. Sheriff sale to occur October 1 1913 in Athens Clarke County includes Lots 7 12 15 17 18 and 35 56 with houses on fields street Henderson Avenue extension Nesbit street and Fuller street, against W A Jackson J A Jackson and Rosa Sloman. Auction for land sale to satisfy city court judgments in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vee J
W. Moore
Clarke Superior Court
C. H. Brand
W. C
Crawford
C. C
Mahaffey & Mahaffey
Georgia
Clarke County
Andrew G Wilson
Josephine Wheeler
R. Co. Orr
Jno
W. Noell
Jennie Noell
Oglethorpe County
R. C. Orr
Court House
Eash
Athens
W. A. Jackson
W. A
Joseph A. Jackson
Ida M. Davidson
Fields Street
Said Street
W.A. Jackson
J. A. Jackson
City Court of
Atlanta
Rosa Sloman
Tha M. Davidson
Davidson
Superior Court
Henderson Avenue
Fuller Street
Nesbit Street
J. A. Bunnicutt
W. E. Jackson
Adeline Gresham land and estate notice 1913
Property described includes two lots in Clarke County near East Athens with a three room house known as the Adeline Gresham home and separate parcels bounded by Elberton street Georgia Railroad and Angeline Johnson. Sale to highest bidder for cash. Also notices of administration and tax levies.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Adeline Gresham
Angeline Johnson
George H. Thornton
J. F. Whitehead
G. A. Booth
W.W. Hayes
D. W. McGregor
R. C. Orr
Ees
B. Burch
Walter Hayes
Augustus Lee Mealor, Jr
Augustus Lee Mealor
Elberton Street
Houston Hurt
Athens
The
Georgia Railroad
Said County
Smith & Brock, Attys
Jas, P. Davis
Alban Holsey
Albon Holsey
Jas. P. Davis
Griffin case postponed to October seventh for new trial hearing
Judge Brand announced the Griffin case hearing for a motion for a new trial is postponed to October 7. The delay stems from insufficient records and the volume of testimony, with Griffin in jail unless he posts the $10,000 bond.
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Brand
Griffin
The Devoe Paint Debate at Talemge Hardware
A hardware dealer argues that paint value lies in coverage rather than gallon price. He asserts Devoe paint covers more and lasts longer than inferior brands, making cost per job the true measure.
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Devos
Devoe Talemge Hardware Co
Destroy Stalks to Fight Weevil in Cotton Belt
Washington D C September 24 The Department of Agriculture urges farmers to destroy cotton stalks early and plant nitrogen fixing crops like cowpeas or velvet beans to restore soil. Experiments in Amite county Mississippi show yields rising from 619 to 1050 pounds per acre when stalks are destroyed before October 10.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Amite
Mississippi
Early
State to crack down on gasoline quality in Georgia
Atlanta reports through state oil inspector W C Bryant that new laws push retailers to disclose gasoline grade and prevent sales of misbranded fuel. Inspectors target bulk shipments and require signs declaring high or low grade to protect consumers amid price declines from about 23 to 15-18 cents per gallon.
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Atlanta
W. C. Bryant
Department of Agriculture
Bryant
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James L. Jones
Eva
Miller Jones
C.H. Brand
BE. J. Crawford
Erwin
Annie May Conway
L. Conway
Naid
F. 1. Conway
F. C. Shackilford
Smith & Brock
Attys
EB. P. Fears
T. 8. Mell
E. P. Pears
Jas
Richard I. Edwards
Richard J
Ward
R, C, Orr
Nellie Moore
Lizzie McC
Eider
Minta Brown
James P. Davis
Pee See B.C
ORR
B. P. Fears
E. P. Fears
Dass
A. D, Orr
Wyatt Powell
Mary Ella
Annie B. Morton
Lena
Ebb Morton
R. C, Orr
Jackson County
Towit
Board of Commisioners
Larke County
Holman
Tath Wright
Clark County
General Assembly
State of
John M. Slaton
Clarke
Caid Board of Commissioners
Caid
Fulton County
Superior Court of the
John G. Quinn
Decatur Street Bank
Geo. L. Bell
Judge Superior Court
Judge Brand
International
Senda
International Harvester Company of America
Ting
Peas
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