Legal Advertisements Clarke County Georgia Divorce Notices
A dense set of divorce libel notices from Clarke County Georgia dated 1895 1910 including Emmet Hill Parthenia Hill Augusta Elligan Grace Holmes and Irvin Elligan with petitions for removal of disabilities and total divorces. Also notices to debtors and creditors and a charter application for Arnold Canning Company with details on term period capitalization and intended business in Athens Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Emmet Hill
Parthenia Hill
Clarke Superior Court
Superior Court
Parthenia Hilms
A. W. Phelps
Augusta Elligan
Irvin Elligan
Charles H. Brand
Ke, J. Crawford
L. W. Holmes
Grace Holmes
State OF Georgia
Clarke
Bald County
W. R. Canning
R. L. Patterson
O. H. Arnold, Jr
N. D Arnold
Oglethorpe County
Arnold-Canning Company
Athens
Arnold Canning Company charter and unrelated notices
Legal filings show a pending charter for the Arnold Canning Company with authorities to borrow, buy real estate, issue debt, and govern by by laws. Additional notices include administrator appointments, wards, guardianships, sheriff sale, and tax levy by Clarke County officials dated September 1910.
Marshall's Sale in Clarke County Georgia 1910
A parcel of land in Athens Clarke County Georgia described as 46 feet frontage on Lumpkin Street and 90 feet deep, parallelogram shape, taken from the northeast corner of a lot formerly owned by John L Arnold and purchased by the University of Georgia trustees. Proceedings occur at the courthouse door in Clarke County during legal hours on Tuesday in October 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Athens
Hancock Avenue
City of Athens
Gussie Hale
Thomas Street
W. A. Jester
Pope Street
Abney
James White
George McDorman
Victor Petropol
City Court of
Eppa- Wilkins Company
W. Petropol
W. E. Jackson
Said County
Nathan Whitman
Sandy Creek
Said
Little Sandy Creek
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Barrett
Old Totty
Aald
Price
Lumpkin Street
John L. Arnold
University of Georgia
John
Arnold
Athens public sale notices mix up several parcels
A lengthy Athens city sale notice lists multiple parcels in Clarke County, Georgia. It describes land bounded by Broad Lumpkin and DuBose avenues, various railroad and property lines, and several owners, offering cash terms and tenant possession. Additional items include tax foreclosures, street improvements, and an estate administration notice for Dr. W. V. Robertson with claims filing requested.
Black Mammy Memorial Institute Charter Petition
The document petitions to form a corporation named the Black Mammy Memorial Institute with powers to govern, own property, borrow money, convey real estate, and enact by laws. It seeks authority to sue and be sued, contract, obtain a common seal, and perform all deeds to carry out its purpose, filed Sept 19 1910 with Clarke County Georgia clerk certification.
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Salt Corporation
Corporation
Iright
Sail Corporation
Bel Incorporated
Cobb & Erwin
B. J. Crawford
Georgia
Clarke County
Elmer J. Crawford
Superior Court
Raid County
Arnold Canning Company
Said County
D. C. Barrow
E. R. Hodgson
W. T. Bryan
West
Billups Phinizy
John BH. Talmage
T. P. Vincent
Jno
D. Moss
Etrickland
Clarke
Athens
Statute of Georgia
Black Mammy Memorial Institute
Board of Trustees
Eaid
Ino
Strickland
E. J. Crawford
Industrial Notes Highlight Austrian Investment in Crisp County
The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index notes Austrian investors plan a bar Tekstave industry in Crisp County with Austrian workers and a partner from Alabama. Other items include a $1 million Birmingham bank building purchase, a $50,000 Augusta sale, a $56,000 Sumter County sale, a Montana pipe contract awarded to a Birmingham plant, a new Brunswick steamship line, a $50,000 stock farm near Montgomery, bids for a six story Quitman bank building, Cordele school bonds, Mobile dock improvements, a Newnan bogey manufacturing company, new banks in Birmingham and Rockledge, and fertilizer plants plus cannery projects across both states. weekly new corporations total 21 with $851,500 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
Crisp County
Georgia
Alabama
United States
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Augusta
Sumter County
Montana
Brunswick
Montgomery
Quitman
Cordele
Mobile
Newnan
Georgia agriculture school praised for crop mastery progress
An article extols Dr Soule's agricultural program in Georgia noting hundreds of farm youths train there. It highlights foreign students seeking modern cultivation methods, claims the program will grow into a leading educational feature for rural youths, and praises methods to prevent disease and pests in crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Daily Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
State University of Georgia
United States
Andrew M. Soule
State of
Georgia
Soule
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annie Belle Veal Phelps
Mra. Grace Holmes
William J. Hale
John White Morton
Sald Cor
J. Crawford
E. H. Hale
Ira A. Bradberry
Elizabeth Dobbins
B. Wingfield
R. J. Williamson
Amanda Bridges
Watkinsville
Athens Road
L. H. Blackmon
Mra
Blackmon
J.P. Phillips
Etta R. Phillips
P. J. Jones
George Dewey Zeigler
Willie May Zeigler
Marie Zeigler
Albert Zeigler
Mary Zeigler
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
J. M. Hodgson
Marshall’s
Lampkin Street
J. L. Arnold
City of
John J. Arnold
Ad County
Broad Street
The
Georgia Railroad
H. C. White
C. M. Bell
Bell
W. J. Morton
Lumpkin and
Sapilo
Tan Yard
Janda
Sapilo Street
Ida Shewell
W. H. Fuller
W. H. Puller
Hill St
W. A. Harria
W. A. Mallory
County of Clarke
Hill Street
W. A. Harris
Hancock, Avenue
H. R. Palmer
T.P. Vincent
Mra. O. M. Cobb
G. H. Palmer
DuBose Avenue
DuBose Ave
Methodist Church
Methodist Church Parsonage
Walter Pitner
R. B. Russell
R, B, Russell
Prince Avenue
Cobb Street
A. H. Hodgson
J. B. Brooks
W. V. Robertson
F. L. Florence
Farmington, Ga
Palmer's Drug Store
J. D. Bradwell
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, Ga
Business Story OF
Two States
Columbus Industrial Ind.x
New York
Tuywan
Ene
Liverpool
Sevious
Chicago
Sete
Taigtas
South
Latham Alexander & CO
Eddy Scems
Frarale
Perry
Tan
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