Rucker Salt Case Ends as Widow Wins Half Estate
Decree handed down by Judge Zumptin grants Mrs Mery J Rucker control of half of her late husband Jen Rucker’s estate valued around 200000 to 250000. She receives the Rucker building on Alabama street valued at 9000 and the remainder in cash within ninety days, with costs paid from the estate after an amicable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery J. Rucker
WW. Rucker
Maddens Ruecker Banking Company
Irs
Rucker
Robert F. Maddox
Atlanta
Jen. Rucker
Porter King
Robert &. Maddox
Westmoreland Bos
Supreme Court
Mrg. Rucker
Alabama Street
Anderson, Anderson,& Thomas
City Considers City’s Role Before Depot Commission
The special depot committee led by Councilman Frank Beck discussed whether Athinthe city should send a committee to the upcoming depot commission meeting. Alderman Woodward urged waiting until the commission requests city input after state actions. The group decided to notify the governor that a city committee is ready if needed, otherwise no Athinthe representatives will attend next week’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Depot Commission
Frank Beck
Beck
Depot Commission
Woodward
Spencer
Athainta
Crescent Hotel Opens as All-Year Resort at Eureka Springs
On July 3 the Crescent hotel at Eureka Springs opens as a year-round resort under Frisco system management. Extensive renovations have been completed to rival premier hostels in the southwest. Dorothy South by George Cary Eggleston is noted for summer reading at Miller, 83 Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy South
George Cary Eggleston
Miller
Marietta
Thea Crescent Hotel
Eureka Springs
Frisco
Crescent Hotel
Regiment To Hold Reunion At Buford July 22
The 42d Georgia Regiment will gather at Buford on July 22 for its annual reunion marking the Atlanta battle anniversary. An arranged program includes several addresses and short talks by members. Rev. Henry Quig of Conyers is expected to speak, with Col. W. betuisey and Col. W. L Calhoun among those likely to address attendees. The president, Col. L. P. Thomas, invites all members to attend and bring baskets for a picnic. Dr W M Durham backs the effort to make it a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Buford
Forty-second
Georgia Remgement
Atlanta
W. L Calhoun
bin Smith
L. P. Thomas
W M Durham
Maier and Berkele Offer Table Sideboard and Man Tel Saeces
Maier and Berkele advertise furniture including a table sideboard and man tel saeces with silver applied. The brief notice lists items likely for sale or display, emphasizing craftsmanship and material details.
Georgia Boy Returns After Twelve Years Believed Dead
DeKalb county native D Corley, long presumed dead after years away with his half brother on railroads and steamers, arrives at Atlanta's Union Depot with his wife and child to a tearful reunion with his aged parents. He spent years as a railroad worker and Mississippi river steamboat engineer before deciding to settle at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Boy
D. Corley
DeKalb County
Decatur
Union Depot
Sam T. Corley
Corley
Charles C White
Georgia Pacific
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Greenville
Miss
Vicksburg
Misa
White
Georgia
Ily Mae
Mississippi
Young Corley
Georgia Pacific Railroad
T. Corley
Mr. Corley
Staff Chosen for New Hospital at Tabernacle Infirmary
A new training school for nurses opens with a twenty five to thirty bed capacity at 42 Spring Street as the Tabernacle infirmary expands. The facility offers district nursing, a paying charity department, and a maternity ward with a two year training program plus Bible studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Infirmary
The
Spring Street
Federal Prison
R. R. Kime
J Dawkins Cromer
C Davia
James N. Brawner
H R Donaldson
W. Monroe Smith
J. M. Crawford
A. E. Wheeler
Jos Broughton
William Crenshaw
Aluon 2
Tabernacle Bible Institute
Christanne
Hoped-for rejuvenation tonic offered for sale
An advertisement promotes Hood's Barsaparilla as a marvelous rejuvenating medicine. It claims strong vitality effects and urges readers to mail a dollar for a plain package with a bottle promising proof of its benefits. The text mentions Lowell and Hoad's Barsaparilla, appealing to those weakened by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Co
Wep
Hoad
Lowell
Terrell Leads in Primary With About 62,000 Votes
Official returns from all counties except Decatur show J M Terrell near 62,000 votes while Guerry hovers around 40,000 and Estill around 30,000. Terrell will lack a true majority over both rivals but holds a large margin against each individually as county totals await final tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
J. M Terrell
Decatur
Mr. Guerry
Colonel Estill
Guerry
Estill
Querry
B. T. Brown
Two Youths Arrested in City House Robberies
Police detain Fred Ratteree and J C Patterson on charges of robbing numerous houses over two months. Detectives Sanford Simpson and Mounted Officer Rowan recovered stolen goods and gathered evidence. Both suspects deny guilt and a recorder will hear the cases this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seveal
Fred Ratteree
J. C Patterson
Sanford and Simpson
Rowan
Rattéree
Patterson
Kenny Company Offers Free Flag Day Promotion
The Kenny Company at 82 Whitehall Street announces a patriotic promo giving a free United States flag to every customer on Saturday, June 28. The message stresses well planned advertising and ten years of experience from Geo. G. Lowthan, Empire blog, Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Whitehall Street
Lowthan
Empire
Atlanta
Seizure Of 500 Gallons North Carolina Whisky At West Point
Revenue officers seized 14 kegs containing about 500 gallons of illicit North Carolina whisky at West Point. The alcohol was illegally shipped into the state and will be advertised for 30 days. If unclaimed, it will be sold at public outcry with proceeds to the United States. Authorities doubt the owner will claim the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
North Carolina
United States
Receivers Fees Debate at Atlanta National Building Case
As hearings on receivers and attorney fees for the Atlanta National Building and Loan case resume, bankers testify the receivers’ pay of 8 000 to 12 000 may be excessive. Witnesses urge figures around 8 000 to 12 000, with earnings and salaries of receivers discussed. The court will continue the testimony with more expert opinions forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta National
Atlanta National S Building and Loan Association
Ben H. Hill
W. P. Hill
J. K. Ottley
Charles & Currier
W. & Witham
H. Thornton
J A McCord
Atlanta National Bank
W. A. Wimbish
Mr. Witham
Thornton
Neal Loan and Banking Company
McCord
Third National Bank
Silk Worms Ten Spin in Georgia
Louis B Magid of New York seeks to establish a Georgia silk industry with a 1500 acre Tallulah Falls tract, 25 acre farms tilled by Piedmont Italian farmers, a silk mill, and a colony of immigrants. He aims to demonstrate and promote silk culture across the South and will base operations at Tallulah Falls after meeting Governor Candler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Falls
Piedmont Region
Louis B Magid
New York City
Atlanta
Mr. Magid
Germany
Georgia
Piedmont
Italy
Magid
Candler
United States
North
Carolinas
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
South
What Might Have Been and Title Insurance Wisdom
The passage argues the true test of title examination and insurance is the regret of those who fail to ensure titles. It warns that without examination and insurance, buyers risk litigation or loss of rightful property. It encourages recognizing the wisdom of title services.
Also Mentioned on This Page
May J. Rucker
Zumptin
Martele Sil
Tel Saeces
Maier & Berkele
PHEYE
D. Kenny Company
Supreme Court of Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Scott
H H. Merry
H.C Cannon
H. H. Merry
E. Ww
James McNatt
A. H. Carter
Lyman Breit
Louis B. Magid
Meelies
Huw
Bellingrath
Acme
Tron
Creamer
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath
Col. Peachtree and
Walton Streets
Eureka Steel Range
King Bee
Fairbanks
King Hardware
Peters
New York
Norfolk
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