Local Notice of Administration for Co. M. Little
W L Little applies for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of C M Little in Garrell County Georgia. Creditors and next of kin are summoned to appear at the ordinary's office by March 21 1908 to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness J H Barron Ordinary date February 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Garrell County
W. L. Little
Co. M. Little
C. M. Little
W. Li Little
G. M. Little
Barron
Carroll County
R. W. Adamson
E. H. Powell
B. H. Powells
J. H. Barron
Leave to Sell Land in Georgia Qarrall County
Leave granted to Burns administrator of the Williams estate to sell lands. Hearing set for the first Monday in March 1908 at 19 o'clock a m. Order signed by J H Barron ordinary on February 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Qarrall County
My. Burns
H. M. Williams
Letters of Dismission Georgia Carroll County
T J Bishop J Admistrator of J F Bishop petitions the court stating he has fully administered the estate and requests discharge and Letters of Dismission. He is to cite all persons kindred and creditors to show cause why he should not be discharged on the first Monday in March 1908. J H Barron Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
T. J. Bishop
J. F. Bishop
J.H. Barron
Dismission from Guardianship in Carroll County Georgia
Guardian Almon petitions to be discharged from guardianship of F Roy Almon Clyde Almon and Ruth Almon in Carroll County Georgia. Objections must be filed by the first Monday in March. Date Feb 3 1908. J J Barron Ordinary.
Road Change Proposed In Carroll County Georgia
Notice states that unless good cause is shown an order will grant on the first Tuesday in March 1908 to establish a second class public road in 642 District G M starting at the Southern Railway crossing on the north side and running east along land between E J Cheeves and A B Bagwell 250 yards to the Villa Rica and Rockmart road. February 3, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
Southern Railway Company
E. J. Cheeves
A.B. Bagwell
Villa Rica
Rockmart
J.H. Barron
Guardianship and administration notices in Carroll County
Georgia official notice lists two matters. W E Mote applies for guardianship of Earl W Muse and Jewell Grady Muse with hearing set for the first Monday in March 1908. R W Adamson seeks permanent administration on E H Powell estate with appearance required by law on the same date.
Bridge Notice for Carrollton Tallapoosa River Crossing
The project calls for building a wooden bridge across the Tallapoosa near Simon ton's Mill head on the new road from Bowdon to the Factory road near M R Russell's residence. Let to the lowest bidder at public outcry before the Courthouse door March first 1908. Full specs at the Ordinary's office. Cash on completion and receipt by authorities. February 6 1908 J H Barron Ordinary.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Carrollton
Tallapoosa
Simonton
J. H. Barron
Sheriff Sale Notice of G Snow Jr Property
By virtue of a tax file issued by P P Kingsberry tax collector of said county against G W Snow Jr for state and county tax 1907 the property described as 15 acres of land part of Lot 127 in the 6th district will be sold at the courthouse door in the county at public sale in March 1908 to the highest bidder for cash. Levy made and notice given tenant in possession by Wm M Jones L G this Feb 6 1908 J P Webb Sheriff
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Georgia
Carroll County
P. P. Kingsberry
Said
G. W."snow Jr
Said County
G . Snow Jr
Ww. M. Jones
L. G
J. P. Webb
Sheriff Sale in Carroll County Georgia 1908
The court set sale at the Carroll County courthouse on the first Tuesday in March 1908. Proceeds go to the mortgage holder J A Bonner against M A Henderson and R B Henderson. Items listed include cotton bale weight 85 pounds, seed cotton 509 pounds, 7 bushels cottonseed, and 25 bushels corn.
Divorce Libel Against B V Knight in Georgia Court
Annie Knight sues for divorce in the Superior Court of Carroll County Georgia at the April term 1908. Defendant B V Knight is ordered to appear on the first Monday in April to answer the case. Witness Judge R W Freeman and Clerk S B Pace with R D Jackson as plaintiff’s attorney.
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Annie
Superior Court
Carroll Golinty
B. v. Knight
R. W. Freeman
Pace
R. D. Jackson
Pliff
Perfume Making From Fresh Flowers Described
The article explains perfume extraction using lard baths where roses jasmine and orange blossoms release oils. It details distillation methods and patterened processes to produce attar of roses and eau de Cologne with large quantities of petals needed per pound and high value.
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Cologne
Jane Rosamond White
Old Welsh Preacher Seeks Light After Narrow Trap Accident
An elderly Welsh preacher aged eighty and his servant were in a trap when it overturned. The crowd feared serious injury but the preacher hastily asked the servant George for a light, prompting astonishment and amusement among onlookers.
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George
London
As Many Bald Women as Men
A hairdresser notes balance in baldness between genders and cites the array of female wigs and contrivances in his shop window. He argues women wear wigs because they need them, suggesting many bald women exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Savage Proverbs From African Peoples Featured
An ethnologist notes colorful proverbs from the Basutos Yorubas Wolofs and Pashtos. Notable lines warn against hypocrisy and pride with images of crocodiles bears and mud hippos. The collection highlights quick immorality costs reputation and social values.
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Africa
Tle
The Dragon and the Goddess Dinner Exchange
A dinner party with a renowned Chinese philosopher turns to myth as a guest questions the dragon’s importance in China. The philosopher rebukes the idea by comparing it to the goddess on coins, noting unseen yet influential symbols and beliefs.
Ancient Swords Shape European Battle Power Through Ages
The piece traces thirteenth to fifteenth century sword development and the rise of disciplined German and Swiss troops. It highlights the two handed sword, its seven foot reach, eighteen pound weight, flamboyant blade, and its use by skilled men in heavy melee. It notes the weapon’s deadly potential and practical drawbacks for fatigue and accidental harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Swiss
Westminster Abbey
Richard
Chicago News
West Side Youth In Street Fight Mocked By Plebeian
A boy fights another on the street and is scolded by his mother. She delivers a lecture on fighting, while the boy reveals the taunt about his mother wearing petticoats. The exchange highlights juvenile conflicts and domestic reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
New York Times
Still a Puppy in the Office
A young man fresh from college argues with his parents over his future career. His father disparages him and suggests he should help in his office as a stool adornment. The youth challenges the insult asking if he is a dog, while the father retorts he has room to grow.
Originator of the safety pin traced to boy Harri gan
A historian cites a young boy Harri gan, son of a blacksmith, who tended his crying infant brother. The infant’s tears led to attempts to bend pins safely, inspiring the father to develop the safety pin used worldwide.
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Harrigan
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F. Roy Almon
Clyde Almon
Ruth Almon
J. J. Barron
W. E. Mote
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Jewell Grady Muse
G. W. Muse
Court House
City Court of
J. A. Bonner
M. A. Henderson
R. B. Henderson
M.A
R. E. Henderson
J.P. Webb
Scott
W. D. Bass & Son
Carson Teague
W. H. McClellan
Mandeville
Public Square
Rome Street
Orrs
E. S. Bringhurst
Alfred Turner
Fletcher Copeland
Millard Brook
Newnan Street
Alabama St
Turner, Copeland & Co
Star Pressing Club
Coleman Bros
Stewart Building
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