Administration Application in Carroll County Georgia
Georgia Carroll County notices state Mrs A C Watkins applied for permanent letters of administration on A O Watkins estate. Court to cite all concerned to appear and show cause why the application should not be granted. Dated December 4 1922. Filed deed reference exists and a power of sale will compel a land sale on first Tuesday in January 1923 to satisfy debt, costs, and advertising. James Beall and W J Robinson to proceed as described.
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Georgia
Carroll County
A. GC. Watkins
A. O. Watkne
Sad
Superior Court
D. G. Simpkins
James Beall
Carrollton
James Reall
W. R. Robinson
Minesley
A. W. Hinesley
G. T., Steed
Petition to Sell Land and Guardianship Notice
Petition for leave to sell lands of A W Hinesley deceased calls all interested to show cause at the Ordinary’s office by the first Monday in January 1923. Guardianship application for W J Brantley lunatic heard January 1924 at 10 AM. interested notified to show cause. December 4 1922. E T Steed Ordinary.
Administrator's Sale of Carrie Phillips Property
By order of the county court the Carrie Phillips estate real estate in Whitesburg Georgia is sold at public outcry for cash on the first Tuesday in January 1823 to settle debts and distribute to heirs. The property includes a room dwelling on land lot 218 in district four within town limits. C A Duncan administrator.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Whitesburg
Carrie Phillips
C. A. Duncan
Admr
Said
Antic
F. W. McClendon
W. Il, McClendon
Application to resign guardianship of W A Brooks
W A Taylor applies for leave to resign guardianship of the property of W A Brooks son of the deceased Dr Foks. Joe C Smith is named as a suitable successor and bond should be good and sufficient. Citations require any objections before the first Monday in January 1923. December 4 1922 H T Stedd Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
W. A. Taylor
Said
W. A. Brooks
James Foks
Joe C. Smith
H. T. Stedd
Sale of McClendon Estate Lands Sought for Debts
In a 1922 probate matter the administrator W I McClendon seeks sale of F W McClendon estate lands to pay debts. The bid is cash with a January 1923 closing, covering 162 acres in the fifth district and 13 acres from Lot 8, both in the county. The sale aims to satisfy the mintate debts and distribute among heirs per the will and probate decree.
Official organ designation for 1923 in Carroll County
By authority of law the Carroll County Times is designated as the official organ of Carroll County for 1923. Notice to be published for four weeks in The Carroll Free Press prior to January 1, 1923. Witnessed and signed December 1 by Sheriff W A Garrett Clerk T J H Robertson and Ordinary F T Steed.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Carroll County Times
Carrolton
Carroll Free Press
Deed of trust recorded on August 29 1921 details
In Borgia varren County on August 29 1921 D G Simpkins executed a deed to James Beall and W B Robinson to secure a debt of 300 dollars with interest. The trust note dated August 29 1921 and payable December 1 1921 is secured by land described as the A W 14 of lot number 233.
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Borgia
Varren County
D. G. Bimpking
Jame Beall
W. BR. B
Robbinson
D. G. Simpkins
Guardian's Sale in Carroll County Georgia 1923
Mary T Dukes guardian will sell at Carrollton court house on the first Tuesday in January 1923 all of Mollie J McLendon’s land in Carroll County described as part of J W Burne farm tract No 4. The property of Mollie F McLendon an incapaCitated person with 62 1 3 acres more or less.
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Georgia
Carroll County
T. Steed
Mary T. Dukes
Mollie J. McLendon
Court House
Carrollton
Dranbury
J. W. Burne
Carrollton Road
M. F. McLendon
Anid Yond
Tallapoown
Indian Creek
Mollie F. McLendon
Tion
E. T. Steed
Mary T, Duker
Mollie F, McLendon
Prodentix
Insurance Company of America
John
Ella Travis
W. A. Garrett, Bhorif
Public Sale of Land in Carroll County Georgia
The Georgia Loan & Trust Company will sell at public outcry on Saturday January 6 1923 before the Carroll County courthouse in Carrolton Georgia the land described in a 1920 deed securing a promissory note of 800 dollars with 7 percent interest. The parcel is fifty acres in Carroll county lot 154 described by metes and bounds. The total due on January 6 1923 is 8696 dollars. Proceeds will first satisfy the debt plus costs. any remainder goes to Inston P Perry.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Inston P .Perry
Georgia Loan & Trust Company
Carroll Superior Court
Witereas
Tinston PF
Perry
Georgia Loan & Trust
Georgia Loan &Trust Company
Etsh
Carrollton
W. P. Findlay
Huston P. Perry
Boykin & Boykin
Ka Mtornesa
Sheriff Sale in Carroll County Georgia 1923
On the first Tuesday in January 1923 within legal hours the Carrollton courthouse door will reveal sale of property including a black horse mule aged 15 weighing 900 pounds two black horse mules aged 7 weighing 1000 pounds each and a gray mare aged 15. The sale occurs by public outcry as part of a sheriff's sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carrol County
Anid County
Carrollton
Carrollton property and livestock sale notices summary
Court-ordered sales list assets including a 900 pound Ford auto, eight bales of cotton, and several parcels of land in Carroll County Georgia. Items advertised for levy include livestock, a two-horse wagon, cotton goods, and multiple lots in Rockmart Road area, all under writs from Carrollton city and superior courts. The notices name J. D. McQuinley, G. K. Storay, J. D. Storey, V. Cassell, F. M. Brock, O. C. Robinson, Merchants and Manufacturers Bank of Villa Rica, and Citizens Bank of Carrollton as parties of record with dates ranging 1922 to 1929.
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Finn
Carrollton
J. D. McQkinley
G. K. Storay
J. D. Storey
Thia Deg
W. A. Garrett
Deed to Secure Debt Foreclosure in Carrollton Georgia
In Carroll County on January 21 1922 Mrs Meena Hays executed a security deed to Citizens Bank Carrollton Georgia for 25000 dollars due October 16 1922. In default the property described includes two lots of land in Carrolton bounded by Stewart Street R H Dobbs land and Feildree Street. The notice outlines foreclosure following nonpayment and lists bound lines and lot dimensions in vague terms.
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Wiich
Superior Court
Carroll County
Georgia
Mona Bass
J. V. Juhnann
Macon
Reed
Mra
W. J. Snundora
Knoxville Tenn
Truxteca
Sail
Hank
Carrollton
Citizens Bank
J. W. Johnaon
And
Meena Hays
Carrolton
Georia
Stewart Street
Said Street
R. H. Dobbs
Dobbs
Dinner Stories and a Wrong Man Hanged for Horse Theft
An Argonaut account recounts cowboys who hanged the wrong man, mistaking him for a horse thief, then learned the victim’s widow that the executed man was not the intended suspect. The improvised messenger admitted the error, noting the joke was on their crew.
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T. R
Jake Smith
Argonaut
Lonilan Opinion on Youth and Self Knowledge
A fragment from a Lonilan Opinion piece discusses youth prescience and self awareness. A speaker recalls a distant romance and wonders about recognizing one’s future self, contrasting past ignorance with present certainty in a terse, reflective exchange.
Putting Up The House
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a young couple building a home with comments from George and a bride, noting expectations and surprise over the costs and effort, amid garbled dialogue and punctuation. The piece reads like a late 19th or early 20th century domestic vignette with names indicated as Argonant.
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Rome
George
Argonant
Repairing neatly done by dealer over missing parts request
A customer accuses a dealer of promising replacement parts after buying a car weeks earlier. The customer requests the broken shoulder blade and a large part, seeking repair or fulfillment of the obligation reported by the Manitoba Free Press.
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Rete Custoner
Rowe
Manitoba
Sidestepping Mel Grundy in a Bitter Balcony Row
A theatre crowd witnesses a tense exchange as Sidestepping Mel Grundy reacts to a singer asking why the balcony is used. He claims the moment is meant for public display, asserting neighbors witness personal disputes while denying allegations of domestic violence.
Dead Right, But Dead Right Homage Riddles a Road Joke
A fragment reflects a road safety quip about Witham Ray who died upholding his right of way. The verse mocks the idea of moral certainty in fatal traffic incidents and hints at a memorial ribbing rather than a straight obituary.
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Witham Ray
Glutton's Fate Cited in Quoted Proverb Tale
The fragment mentions a glutton whose self-indulgence harms his body with warnings of ailments and financial cost. It echoes moralizing scripture about excess and the consequences of indulgence, noting afflicted kidneys and failing health as a result.
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Carroll County. Co. A
W. J. Brantley
Orelock
Meon
T. J. H. Robertson
F. T. Steed
Sheriff's
W. EB. Onasell
Peoples Tank
A. M. Bishop
L. J. Bishop
City Court of
F. M. Brock
W. A
Carroll Superior Cour
O. C. Robinson
W. A. Johnson
Wns
A. B. Bagwell
R. F. White
Roma
W. B. Candler
Rockmart Road
W. J. Nalley
J. D. Nallny
Soutohrn Railway Company
T. J. Lawler
Sandtot
Levindon
Carrell Superior Court
Merchants and Mantera Bank of
Villa Rica
W.T. Bagwell
Invieton
Lonilan
Mel
Grundy
Liv
Choice City
J. W. Stone
Roop Building
Roger Meeks
Newnan Street
C. W. Raburn
Mandeville
Jno
W. Raburn
Jos
W. Spence
Carroll
Carrollton, Ga
Raymond Robinson
Citizens Bank Building
Rui
S. J. Boykin & Sons
General Insurance