Local Social Ties Highlight Hackney and Nearby Families
In Banning Route 1 updates, Mr C S Hackney moves to a new home. Mrs Norton convalesces after illness. Tessie and Bessie Hackney visit Mrs Bertie Horn ley. Aaron Williams and Cassie visit aunt Mrs Jack Carr of Paulding county. Several local visits and greetings follow, noting health, travel, and kinship within the Hackney and connected households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Hackney
Norton
Jmlisses
Tessie
Bessie Hackney
Bertie Hornley
Aaron Williams
Cassie
Jack Carr
Paulding County
P. S. Sticher
Milledgeville
H. Hudson
C. A. Horsley
Pauline Horsley
W. T. Hackney
Marion Williams
Campbell County
Notice to withhold from aiding missing boy Jim Williams
Public notice warns against hiring feeding or clothing Jim Williams a 15 year old colored boy described as brown to black in complexion 160 pounds and slow in gait. Father Mark Williams of Rockmart Georgia requests information on the boy’s whereabouts and promises legal action.
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Jim Williams
Mark Williams
Rockmart
Route 3
Exemption of Personalty Filed by C E Foster
Georgia Carroll County personalty exemption filed by C E Foster to be heard at 10 o clock a m on December 18 1911 in the Ordinary W J Millican office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
C. E. Foster
W. J. Millican
Social visits and family gatherings in Shiloh area
Shiloh residents report visits including Bela and Mae Johnson with Mirriam Stephens on Saturday night. Bob Roberts visited J A Hammond on Sunday. W Harper and family visited his father near Clem Sunday. Pearl Hammond visited sister Saturday night. Lou Johnson family stayed at W A Johnson’s one night last week. Mamie Harper visited the writer Saturday night. Mirriam Stephens, formerly ill, shows improvement. W C Hammond and family spent Sunday night with J R Hammond. Laura Hammond visited her mother Mrs Williamson in Lowell Saturday, L A Hammond and P E Hammond were in Carrollton Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela and
Mae Johnson
Mirriam Stephens
Bob Roberts
J A. Hammond
W. Harper
Clem
Pearl Hammond
Lou Johnson
W. A. Johnson
Mamie Harper
W. C. Hammond
J. R. Hammond
Laura Hammond
Williamson
Lowell
L. A. Hammond
P. E. Hammond
Carrollton
Georgia Breeders Association to Convene in Athens
The Georgia Breeders Association holds its third annual meeting in Athens on January 18 to discuss corn and cotton improvement. Members will present progress reports on breeding methods and seed development. The Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association meets January 16–17, prior to the breeders gathering. For details contact secretary John R. Fain in Athens, Ga.
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Georgia Breeders Association
Athens
Georgia
Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association
John R. Fain
Athens, Ga
Property for sale near school with land and pasture
For sale or rent a house and lot with forty five acres of land including fifteen acres in cultivation. Fine pasture near school building. Apply to William Gaston or J T Bradley at Carrollton Bank.
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William Gaston
J. T. Bradley
Carrollton Bank
Exchange of Space for R R Mileage Declared Legal
Atlanta December 16. The Georgia Weekly Press association wins a railroad commission ruling allowing newspapers to exchange advertising space for rail transportation at value received with limits. The order applies to dailies and other periodicals and requires written contracts signed in triplicate, filed with the commission, valid for one calendar year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Weekly Press Association
Railroad Commission
United Sates Postal Department
White Men Held For Killing Negroes in Savannah Tenn
Following a confession by Lige Scott, George Shelton and John Baley, white men, were arrested for the murder of Ben Pettigrew a Black farmer and his two daughters on December 4. Pettigrew’s family was dragged from a wagon and hanged. his body was burned after being placed on cotton. The trio fled to woods near Clifton and now await trial scheduled for early next week.
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Savannah
Tenn
Lige Scott
George Shelton
John Baley
Ben Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Clifton
Report On Morse Goes to President
Military physicians at Fort McPherson sent their report on Charles W Morse to the justice department. Friends of the former New York banker awaiting parole action from Taft expect the case to be decided by Christmas. The report states Morse's condition remains unchanged since his removal from federal prison weeks ago.
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Fort McPherson
Chas. W. Morse
Department of Justice
New York
Taft
Morse
Money to Loan on Farm Land in Carrollton
Notice of $250,000 loan arranged for fall on first class improved farm land repayable in five annual installments. Written inquiry invited to L. Z. Dorsett Attorney Roop Building Carrollton Georgia.
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L. Z. Dorsett
Roop Building
Carrollton, Ga
Apple Trees for Old Age in New England
A Boston Globe article notes western states grow large fruit and urges New England farmers to invest in orchards. An expert says a well-managed ten acre orchard can provide steady income after years, and criticizes short sightedness for not exploiting this wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newland
Boston Globe
New England
Laugh Earned Reward and the Merry Laugh Mystery
A fragment recalls a joke writer Skribbs from a Plain Dealer column. The dialogue debates why he married a woman whose merry laugh attracted him, suggesting the attraction was more about her laugh than what she saw or heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skribbs
Skribbe
L and Plain Dealer
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Banning
Route 1
Jack Crawford
Wayside
Charlie Horsley
J. T. Horsley
S. M. Herrin
Vera Stewart Hackney
Roberta Williams
W. A. Hinesley
Hulett
Cliff Hackney
Abe Sticher
Will Brannan
Pleasant Hill
Monroe Williams
Malcom Hackney
James Brannan
Bowdon
Shiloh
Notice of
Eagle& Phoenix
Windsor
8C LLC
Jes
Jackson
Griffin
R.R
Georgia Commission
Campbell Wallace
Hugh Jackson
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