Mandeville Mills seeks charter renewal and capital expansion
In Carroll County Georgia the Mandeville Mills company petitions for charter amendment and renewal under Superior Court authority. The filing details prior charters, stock changes from 100000 to 600000, bond issuance up to 200000 and later 500000, and seeks 20 year renewal with capital increases to 1,000,000 common stock and 500,000 preferred stock, plus expanded bond authority. The petition cites stockholder approval in 1922 and requests court grant of amended charter and extended duration.
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Georgia
Carrull County
Mandeville Mills
Annus
Hel
Cort Page
R. D. Jackson & Son
Carroll County
I. T. J. H. Robertson
Anid County
Heresby
Anid Court
Mandeville Milla
J. H. Robertson
Clark
Saugate
Bankrupt Thomas B. Smith Adjudicated in Georgia Court
In the Northern District of Georgia the matters petition lists Thomas B. Smith as bankrupt. Creditors are summoned to a creditors meeting August 9 1922 at nine oclock A M at the Referee in Carrollton Georgia to prove claims examine the bankrupt elect a trustee and conduct other business. Eugene Spradlin Referee in Bankruptcy notes Carrollton GA as the place and August 8 1922 as the date of notice.
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Tyus
Garrollyenid
Thomas B. Smith
Carrellton
Carrollton
Eugene Spradlin
Two classes of rich men claim and deserve wealth
The passage contrasts two groups of rich men: those who insist every dollar is earned and those who admit they did not earn all but feel they deserve their fortunes anyway. It reflects on attitudes toward wealth and entitlement.
Petition for Dismissal From Administration
S. Lima Lewis as administrator of John W. Richardson petitions to be discharged after fully administering the estate. He cites to the court that all debts are settled and letters of dismission should be issued, with notice to all interested parties to show cause on the first Monday in September 1922. August 7, 1992. E. T. Steed, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Lewis
S. Lima
John W. Hichardson
John W. Richardson
Petition for Year's Support in Stallings Estate
Mra Amy P Stallings has applied for a year's support from the estate of D W Stallings. The praiser’s report is filed and all kindred and creditors are cited to show cause before the Ordinary by the first Monday in September 1922 why the application should not be granted. This August 7 1922 E T Steed Ordinary.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Mra
Amy P. Stallings
D. W. &Tallings
Jate
E. T. Steed
Application for year's support for G G Griffles estate
Mrs Maggie B Griffles has applied for a year's support from the estate of G G Griffles, late of the county. The appraisers have filed their report. Citations are issued to all interested persons, kindred and creditors to appear before the court by moon or by the first Monday in September 1934 with any objections.
Petition for Administration in Georgia Carrall County
J M Moore applied for permanent letters of administration on Buford Monroe Moore estate. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the Ordinary’s office by law to show cause why administration should not be granted. August 7, 1928. E T Steed, Ordinary.
Watsons Apply for Permanent Letters of Administration
In Enid County on the estate of W. and Watson, proper form filed for permanent letters of administration. Cite all concerned relatives and editors to appear if any reason against grant before the first Monday in September 1922. This August 7, 1922. B. T. Steed, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Carroll County
T. &. Watson
W. &. Watson
Enid County
Guardian's Sale of Realty by Court Order
By order of the Court of Ordinary the guardian will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash the 50 acres southest quarter of a land lots in the Ninth district. The property is of W A Chambers guardian's charge to pay debts and support the lunatic and his family. This August 7 1922.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
W. A. Chambers
Innetie
Gnid
Mollie Chambers
Carroll County Sheriff Sale Notice 1922
On the first Tuesday in September 1922 within legal hours the court house door in Carroll County Georgia will sell 225 acres divided as 90 acres of lot 143, 40 acres in the northern corner of lot 146, and 20 acres in the northern corner of the west half of lot 146. Levied under a fi fe from the City Court of Carrollton in favor of Carrollton Bank against P B Wordan and H B Turner. Sheriff W A Garrett August 8 1922.
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Georgia
Caroll County
Tote
Northenat
Fifth District
Carroll County
Carrolton
Carrollton Bank
P. Br, Wordan
H. B. Turner
W. A. Garrettt
Meetings of Carroll Lodge No 96 I O O F
Carroll Lodge No 96 I O O F meets Mondays at 4 o clock. Visitors welcome and members urged to attend. A J Evie N G E E Bazemore, Secty.
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Carroll Lodge
O. F
Murderous outrage prompts federal action calls
Washington reports on the June 22 wholesale killings and mass arrests as labor unrest and railroad strikes draw attention. Editorials across states urge strong federal response, with calls for punishment of the guilty and not to ignore the grave incident.
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Washington
Capital News Service
Endland
Horr
Illinois
United States
Coronor
Wingis
Canada
Voice
Don't hafta Do Anything But Die Cry For Law Reform
A letter from TESSE,E MERCER, Secretary of the Georgia League of Law Enforcement, argues that lawlessness grows as society loses responsibility. He condemns moonshining, highway robbery, and legal corruption, urging organized Christianity and authorities to restore order and protect homes and lives. He calls for citizens to support courts and reform the justice system.
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Prado
Hatia
Om Beésuke
Tieso Outinwa Docan
Hig
Thera
Tesse
E . Mercer
Georgie League
Bell's Body Rest in Bein Braugh at Nova Scotia Grave
In Beilbeck Nova Scotia Aug 10 villagers gathered at Hel Brogh mountain at sunset as the body of Alexander Graham Bell was laid to rest after a long life of invention. The service included hymns from Longfellow and Stevenson as the crowd watched from the hillside and the watch tower once built by Bell stood over Serenade Lake where he experimented with sea crafts. The Reverend John MacKinnon led prayers as mourners from Nova Scotia and neighboring regions joined. One moment of note, during services, recalled Bell’s reach through the 18,000,000 telephones in the United States and Canada.
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Beilbeck
Nova Beotia
Badbvek
Hel Brogh
Alexander Graham Bell
Nova Scotia
Wood
Dr. Tell
John MacKinnon
Greenwood Presbyterian Church
Radbeck
Nova Scotiana
United States
Robert Louis Stevenson
Canada
Proceedings of Mt Zion Sacred Harp Singing
The Mt. Zion Sacred Harp gathering convened July 28 and 23, 1923 with J H Entrokin opening, J P Morgan as chairman, and many officers and committees named. Evangelist Arthur Zepp preached, music programs ran about one hour, and attendees were thanked for support with invitations to return next year.
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Proceedings OF
MT. Zion
Sacred Harp Singing
J.H. Entrokin
J. BP. Morgan
H. N. McGraw
E. A. Merrell
H.T. Drewry
J. P. Morgan
Senttn
J. A. Martin
C. B. Lambert
W. M. Bishop
J. B. Entrekin
W. BR. Morgan
Arthur CG. Zepp
Upland
Ind
P. T. Entrekin
C. Holly
J. F. Hendrix
J. W. Willigmid
M. W. Lovvorn
M. A. Barrow
Eason
A. A. Hordley
Thoms “Lambert
R. KR. Bishop
Boma
B. B. Earnest
G. W. Ridley
Jadica
T. B, McGraw
Georgia Birth and Death Registration Advances Noted
Hon W M Stewart announces Georgia’s admission to the federal death registration area after a five week examination by Census Bureau agents. The 1914 law lacked funds until 1919, and in January that year most counties were active. The State Bureau of Vital Statistics logged 72,000 birth records for 1921 and aims to complete all birth and death records this year with solicitor general and grand juries enforcing compliance.
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W. M. Stewart
Federal Census
Georgia
Oeneue Bureau
State Bureau
Regia
Trara
State Bureau of Vital Staticttics
Solicitor General
Wall An
Sleep Requirements for Children Urged by Health Service
The U S Public Health Service urges adequate sleep for children citing nervous system impact and behavior. London County Council guidance shows 4 year olds need 12 hours daytime sleep, 5–7 years 11–12 hours, 8–11 years 10–11 hours, and 12–14 years 10 hours. Emphasizes growth during sleep and warns against late bedtimes.
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U. S. Public Health Service
London County Council
Typhoid Vaccine and Public Health Appeal in Georgia
Georgia State Board of Health urges typhoid vaccination as deaths rose in 1921 while urging sanitation. Article notes Georgia’s birth registration push and calls for tracking births. It promotes free Schick tests and toxin antitoxin for diphtheria, urging physicians to enroll. Georgia aims to join national birth registration area and improve vital statistics reporting.
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State Board of Health
State Board
Schick
Georgia
Investment in Public Health Boosts Georgia Tuberculosis Fight
The State Board of Health and Dr. T. F. Abercrombie urge continued funding for tuberculosis prevention and sanatorium care. Early diagnosis and treatment save lives. public support funds a state sanatorium that treats patients who cannot afford care, reducing the disease burden across Georgia.
Georgia Tuberculosis Notes Call for Separate Sanatoria
The death rate from tuberculosis in the United States remains high and Georgia needs a larger whites’ sanatorium and a dedicated facility for negro tubercular patients. The State Board of Health urges the Legislature to fund modern facilities and insists on addressing black tuberculosis to ensure any anti TB program succeeds. Tuberculosis is spread by infection, commonly contracted in childhood, not inherited, and requires comprehensive treatment across populations.
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United States
Georgia
State Board of Health
Georgia State Board OF Health
Health education pamphlets from Georgia State Board of Health
A fragmented OCR snippet urges readers to consult the Georgia State Board of Health for pamphlets and information about preserving health. It emphasizes avoiding waste of resources such as health, energy, time, and brain power and invites questions about the topic.
Frequent physical inspection as business insurance
A clipped fragment notes the value of regular medical checkups for workers or executives, urging periodic exams to protect business interests and health. It emphasizes routine scrutiny by a physician to ensure ongoing fitness and risk management.
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FR. T. Steed
District Court of the United States
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Maggie B. Griffles
G. G. Griffivn
Eaid County
Sheriff's Sales
Carrollton, GA
Herrin
L. J. Brock
Natonal Bank
Carbollton
Bell
W. A. Davis
Bureau of Vital Statistica
Byphila
Bona
Salse
Empire State of
South
Mnanda
Stata
Commonwealth