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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
10
Mrs Watkins applies for permanent administration on A C Watkins estate in Carroll County Georgia. James Beall and W R Robinson announce sale of land at Carrollton courthouse on the first Tuesday in January 1923 to satisfy debt, with terms of security deed and costs.
In Carroll County Georgia T H Hinesley haying applied for leave to sell real estate of the late A W Hinesley. The notice directs all interested parties to appear at the ordinary’s office before the first Monday in January 1923 to show cause why the sale should not be granted. December 4 1922 R T Steed Ordinary.
A. Wager has applied for guardianship of W. L. Brantley. The hearing is set at 10 o clock A M on the first Monday in January 1923. Interested parties, kindred and creditors, may show cause why the guardianship should not be granted before the ordinary. December 4, 1022. E. T. Stred, Ordinary.
By order of the court of ordinary, in Whitesburg Georgia, the estate of Carrie Phillips deceased is to be sold at public auction for cash. The real estate comprises about one acre with a dwelling, located on land lot 218 in the fourth district within the town limits. Proceeds are for debts of the estate and for distribution among heirs. December 4, 1922. L O A Duncan, Admr.
Georgia Carroll County. W A Taylor applies for guardianship of W Brooks, minor son of the late Dr J F Brooks. C C Smith named as suitable. bond to be made. Citizens urged to appear before EB T Steed on or before the first Monday in January 1928 to show cause why the application should not be granted.
By order of the county court an auction will occur at the courthouse on the first Wednesday in January 1923. The estate of F. W. Melendon will sell 162 acres of land, all of Lot 25 in the fifth district and 13 acres from Lot 8 in the Ath district, to pay debts and distribute among heirs. The public sale is conducted by W. T. McClendon, administrator.
By authority of law the Carroll County Thnos is designated as the official organ for Carroll County for 1923. Notice of designation to be published four weeks in the Carroll Free Press preceding January 1 1923. Signed by Sheriff Garrett and officials Robertson Steed.
Sale of land in Carroll County Georgia as security for a $30,000 debt, together with interest from August 29 1921, under a mortgage executed by D G Simpking to James Beall and W B Robin. The deed, dated August 29 1921, covers the principal note due December 1 69% and bears the covenants to pay the debt at maturity.
Guardian Mary T. Dukes will sell the land of Mollie F. McLendon, described as J. W. Burns farm lot No. 4 in Carroll County Georgia, at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in January 1923, beginning at a rock on Carrollton road and ending at Indian Creek, containing 63 1 3 acres, following the Tallapoosa road and nearby landmarks, for the benefit of Mollie F. McLendon an imbecile.
The Georgia Loan & Trust Company will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash the parcel of land in Carroll County Georgia described as lot 154 containing about fifty acres, to secure a debt of 800 dated November 18 1920 with interest 7 percent. The sale is set for January 6 1923 before the Carroll County courthouse, with proceeds first paying the debt and expenses and any balance to Haston P Perry.
On the first Tuesday in January 1903 within legal hours of sale at the courthouse door in Garrall County Georgia court will offer a property described as one black horse mule around 900 pounds. The notice cites horse identifications and weight though legibility is poor. Public notice of sale names the county and general timing.
Sheriff W A Garrett lists licenses and levies in Carroll County Georgia: a 900 pound Ford 15 passenger auto with 3 bales cotton and assets of Isa Lovied on as property of pretsbaass found in possession under a city court writ for B D McKinley vs G H Storey and J D Storey. forty acres on lot 124 in district four held in favor of Peoples Bank against A M Bishop L J Bishop and W B Cassell. and the southwest quarter of lot 64, district four, 50 acres, under a Prudential Insurance Company suit against John and Elia Travis. All properties levied Dec 7 1922.
The described property includes two mules a black mare mule age twelve weight 800 pounds and an iron-gray horse mule age six weight 800 pounds a two-horse wagon harness and cotton sets plus ten leading cotton bales to be sold under a fifa from the city court of Carrolle ton in favor of PF M Brock against W A Phillips D G Simpkins and J W Simpkins principals J J Denney and K M Hines See levied on J B Denneys property found in J B Denneys nonsession dated July 7 1922.
Notice of a levy on property of Mary F Bradley in Carroll Superior Court. A farm in the southeast quarter of lot 216 except 18 1 2 acres on the northeast side and 115 more acres of fractional lot 215 are to be sold, under a file issued in favor of Whitesburg Banking Company against W S Robinson administrator of T T Bradley. Auction follows court order.
A sheriff's sale lists items levied under a Carroll Superior Court fifa in favor of O. Robinson against W. A. Tohnson. Included are a Dinrk bow weighing 300 peanis, a black shoat 100 pounds, a Jersey columb cow 400 pounds, and a red yearling 3001 pounds. Property found in defendant's possession and to be sold. Dated December 7, 1922.
Real estate description outlining parcels on and near Rockmart road including the W B Candler property and lots 20 21 24 25 24 36 37 38 with boundaries by A B Bagiveal and Mrs R F White and adjacent tracks, platted by W J Nalley and Levied upon in Carrell Superior Court for Merchants and Vinatore Bank of Villa Rica against.
The notice states a levy dated December 7 1923 on six acres with a house, bounded by a public road and the lands of Dr King and M A Boyd in Carrollton. It names I W Noles B T Mitchell and Peoples Bank as plaintiffs, with J W Noles as defendant, and references two fi fas issued from the city court of Carrollton. The sheriff announces the levy and sale of the defendant’s property.
In the Northern District of Georgia a bankruptcy proceeding for W T Norman No 8616 is filed. The creditors meeting is set for December 20, 1922 at 9:00 AM at the Referee office in Carrollton Georgia to prove claims examine the bankrupt elect a trustee and address related matters. Eugene Spradlin Referee, Bankruptcy.
A fragmentary exchange features Jones and Smith trading a riddle about marrying a willow named Elizabeth with two children, followed by a quip about a second-hand Liazin and two turnbouts. The text ends abruptly with Ex.
A fragmented line shows a character asking a question and passing a quart to someone named Phen while preparing to tie a shoe. The brief resembles a casual street dialogue or panel caption from a period source.
Mack N Brown born March 14 1858 near Rowdon Georgia lived in Carrollton and later Texas. He married Mattie L Merrel July 28 1886 and joined the Presbyterian church. Survived by two daughters two sisters and four brothers.
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