Carroll County Notices of Sale and Administration
Multiple court notices from Carroll County Georgia including property sales before the courthouse on the first Tuesday in September 1910, detailing parcels in Carrollton bounded by Rome and Bennett streets and other locations, plus attachments and levies. Also leave to sell land for estates of E R Reaves and permanent administration for W Parks, with dates in August 1910 and September 1910 and court appointments. Additionally libel for divorce notices in Carroll Superior Court involving Ayers, Roselle McCullough, Fletcher McCullough, Cora Dorsey, Cassey Dorsey, James Spradling, Ben H Staten, and related hearings in October 1910.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Carrollton
Bawdon
Bennett Street
O P Bennett
Wiggins
City Court of
JL Kaylor
M E Bullard
Bullard
W A Garrett
Court House
Said
Rome Street
Spring‘street
Spring Street
Glenn Holmes
R. D. Jackson
T. Spurlock
Justices Court
G. M
Said County
J. K. Griffin
J. M. Spurlock
J. L. Vaughneys
J.M. Spurlock
Wm. Jones
L. C
W. A. Garrett
H. E. Reaves
E. R. Reaves
W J Millican
R. P. Parks
W. Parks
Caose
W. R
R. P. Farks
W. Park
W. J. Millican
Wordie L Ayers
Carroll Superior Court
H.W. Ayers
Warde L Ayers
Hamrick & Thomasson
Roselle McCullough
Fletcher McCullough
Carrol
Cora Dorsey
Cassey Dorsey
R V Freeman
DF Pearce
F. A. Spradling
James Spradling
Superior Court
Emma Staten
Ben H Staten
Ben H Siston
R. W. Freeman
D. F. Pearce
Secret Masonic Schedule Notes Carroll Lodge and Chapters
The text lists meeting details for Carroll Lodge No and related bodies. It notes regular convocations and assemblies with officers named, including J. D. Hamrick and D. Hamrick, W M and H P, with meetings on second and fourth Tuesdays and Thursdays at specified times, plus other chapters such as Carroll Chapter No 28 KR A M and Western County No 20 H&S A L.
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Carroll
H. Barron
H. P
W. J. Millican
H&s. AL
Hamrick
Wid
Millican
Bae
Thoughtful Chicago man and Longevity in a Will Case
A Chicago writer recalls a bitter winter morning when ear muffs risked social signaling and a joke about longevity from Miss Louisa Courtenay’s notes. The piece moves through a presidential succession summary and light jokes about marriage, forgery, and a notable London incident involving Austin Bidwell.
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Chicago
Ife
John
Louisa Courtenay
Bellenden-Ker
No Objections From Boss After Death Sparking Scramble
A New York Herald excerpt notes a powerful boss’s death and the ensuing scramble for his post. Claimants argue they have no objections, while others jest about amaraters and the coroner being willing, illustrating corrupt patronage dynamics in local politics.
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Jones’ Place
New York Herald
A Bad Lot Becomes Ten Day Offense Verdict
A drunk and disorderly defendant confronted by the magistrate quotes literary figures before a harsh sentence. The magistrate interrupts and orders ten days and to compile a list of names, declaring the accused a “bad lot.” The exchange highlights a stern public attitude toward unruly behavior.
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Byron
Poe
London Mail
Apology Letter From Illiterate Lover Cited
A tale from the London Telegraph recounts a letter written by a friend for an illiterate suitor. The letter apologizes for its lack of tender sentiment, noting the writer is a married man and cannot "hide any soft soaplings," explaining the awkward prose and resulting need for apology.
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Loniden
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