Danger year for the South warned by Georgia leaders
In Atlanta special reports quote H. G. Hastings of the Southeastern Fair Association and the Georgia Chamber of Commerce warning farmers not to increase cotton acreage. He calls 1917 a danger year, urges emphasis on food, meat, forage, and crops to avoid dependence on cotton prices, citing 1914 as a cautionary example. Special prices on ladies' suits offered by Baskin & Co.
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Atlanta
South
H. G. Hastings
Southeastern Fair Association
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Hastings
Five Things Every Farm Home Should Have
A Progressive Farmer style note lists five improvements for farm homes to use surplus funds. Paint farm buildings to protect and beautify, plant lawns trees and flowers, install waterworks and lighting options, and provide good reading matter for the family with affordable books and magazines.
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Mother Terhiy
Stock for Sale in Temple Cotton Or Go
Six shares of stock at par value one hundred dollars each offered. Inquiries directed to O H Hixon Hogansville Ga or Roy Hixon Villa Rica Ga.
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Temple
H, Hixon
Hogansyile
Roy Hixon
Villa Rica
Bank Statement Exposes 1917 Carroll County Bank Figures
The report shows assets including 27 412.75 United States bonds and 283 793.07 lawful reserve in vaults. Liabilities list capital stock 100 090.00, surplus 100 000.00, profits 38 708.28, and circulating notes outstanding 98 800.00 with postal savings deposits 43.47. Chas. A. Lyle sworn as cashier on January 9, 1917.
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U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank Edema Pail
Vi. S
Planting Trees on School Grounds for Southern Beauty
Mrs. Lindasy Patterson urges plan to plant crape myrtle dogwood and magnolia along school grounds to frame entrances and borders. She envisions hedged walks edged with yalets and believes future ten month terms will justify a long term landscape plan for the South.
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Lindasy Patterson
Land Sale in Georgia Heirs to Receive Proceeds
Georgia Garrell County sale on the first Tuesday in February 1917 for cash. Approximately 34 acres of lot 82 in the 6th district described by landmark corners and lines to divide among Julia Ann CG Bevd heirs. Attorney J C Newell notes heirs over 21 will execute deed to purchaser per heirs agreement.
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Georgia
Garrell County
Cyrrallfol
Thewitt
White Oak
Administrator's Sale of Carroll County Lands 1917
Carroll County Georgia will sell by public auction at the courthouse to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in February 1917. The properties are in the ninth district near Little Tallapoosa River and include three parcels described as Lot 196 with 60 acres minus 20 acres, fractional Lots 196 201 200 197 with about 45 acres, and part of the northwest quarter of Lot 197 south of Indian Creek totaling about 31 acres. Assets are the estate of J. M. Lovvorn, with dower reserved to the widow, four miles south of Bowdoff at Dot, Ga. Jan 2, 1917. E. G. Lovvorn, Admr. J. M. Lovvorn.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Carroll Court of Ordinary
Court House
Carrollton
Gia
Wandlot No
Little Tallapoosa River
Holley Kaylor
Litte Tallapoosa River
Indian Creek
J. M. Lovvorn
Bowdoff
Lane
J. M. Lavyvorn
E. GC. Lovvorn
Admr
J. M. Lavvorn
Imperial Chemical Company Charter Application in Carroll County
Petitioners C. K. Henderson Jr. and P. C. Jack seek incorporation of Imperial Chemical Company for twenty years with renewal rights. Domicile in Carroll County Georgia. authority to establish branch offices in state and elsewhere. capital stock initial thirty thousand dollars, up to one hundred thousand with board approval. provisions for stock types and increases.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Superior Court
Said County
C. K. Henderson Jr
P. C. Jack
Imperial Chemical Company
Crear
Imperial Chemical Co. seeks charter in Carrollton Georgia
Petitioners request to form a Georgia corporation with vast powers. They seek authority to issue capital stock, elect directors from common stock, and accept various forms of consideration. The company would engage in manufacturing and trading medicines cosmetics and general merchandise, and may borrow, lease, own or sell property, acquire other businesses, hold securities, register trademarks, and draft contracts. The charter would empower by laws, liens, and wide corporate rights, with dissolution rules and state-law compliance.
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Campany
Sul Corporation
Sarre
State of
Georgia
Board of Directors
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Meat and Hulls
E. T. McGuire
Rome Street
Continental Plant CO
Saga Hastings
W. Baskin & CO
First National Bank
Postal Savings Deposits
State of Georgia
Carroll
Chas. A. Lyle
B. L. Garrett
M. Tanner
C. Mandeville
Brodnax
Royd Land Sale
Administrator's Sale
Newell
T. Lester
Urrall County
Ily Stone
Imperial Chemical Co
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