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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
6
Clarke County Georgia notices include administrators sales and probate actions. An administrator seeks letters for Miss Emma Long for Florence Bartow estate, partition sales and guardianship requests, tax levy figures, and corporation amendment filings for Athens Foundry and Machine Works.
Clarke County Commissioners authorize a four mill levy on all taxable property within Clarke County outside Athens city limits to support the public school fund. The tax will be collected by the Clarke County Tax Collector, funds kept separate from other county and state funds, and advertised as required by law. Meeting dated September 2, 1919, with signatures J. W. White and Tate Wright.
Notices detail a petition to amend the Athens Foundry and Machine Works charter raising capital to 50 000 with option to up to 500 000 by a majority stock vote. Included are resolutions, court confirmations, and notices to contractors for Clarke County road work plus sales and executorship notices involving the estate of Eugenia E Dearing and Griffeths.
Executor of Mrs Eugenia E Dearing estate sells per a Clarke Superior Court decree dated October 22 1913. Sale proceeds under power of sale to satisfy debts and distribute assets to identified heirs as directed by the will and decree.
The administrator of the estate of Jas T Crowley announces a public sale of 150 acres known as the Crowley home place. The tract lies north of the Athens and Big Creek road, east by Tribble and Big Creek, west by the creek, and south by Tribble land. The sale aims to distribute the deceased's estate among heirs with Elizabeth Crowley joining to convey full title. September 16 1919. EB J Crowley administrator.
A dampened flannel with Chamberlain's ointment bound to the painful seat is often more effective than plaster for sore backs and costs little. Contains an informal health tip urging use of the remedy, reflecting common early 20th century medical advice.
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