Property sale notices in Carroll County Georgia 1912
Legal notices from Carrollton and Bowdon detail sales of mineral interests and lots by order of City Court of Carrollton, including 100 acres land east of the railroad, boilers, mills, and mining equipment. also town lots in Bowdon and Carrollton with levies and tenant notices. Also letters of administration for Julia Burk and a road notice for a new public road in 1729 and 1541 districts. Support dates July 1912 and August first.
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Georgis
Carroll County
Cort House
Said
Carrollton
Central of Georgia
Fts
Sth
Central of Georgia Railroad Co
H. P
Huntington Mills
Sempson Rock
SU Hb. P
A & Ta
City Court of
Davis Sulphur Ore Co
Reid Mountain Mining Co
College Street
Bow Lon
Main Square
Bowdon
H M. Williams
J. B. Moore
Carrollton Hardware Co
O. P.bennett
Columbus Street
Anid Street
Bowden Oil Mille
A. P. Bryant
C. M. Tanner Grocery Co
O. P. Bennett
H. N. Pritchett
Fife
Piedmont Candy Co
W. A. Garrett
Sherrif
Georgia
J.C. Hicks
Julia Burk
J. C. Hicks
W. J. Millican
G. M
Franklin and
Villa Rica
Berry Driver
H. C. Jones
Landa
J. E. Guthrie
O. M. Guthrie
H- C. Jones
W. B. Borders
Carrollton and
Moore's Ferry
J. A. F, Broom
Mary E. Pettigrew
T. R. L, Pettigrew
OWA Favours Roosevelt Taft Friend at Iowa Convention
Des Moines dispatch reports the Republican state convention, led by progressive forces, tabled Carroll's motion to endorse the national platform and to strike the Chicago resolutions. No Taft or Roosevelt mention in adopted resolutions, which praised Republican achievements and progressive policies. A Roosevelt demonstration followed Carroll's claim the platform was not tainted, lasting over twenty minutes as delegates cheered. resolutions urged women’s suffrage via popular vote and direct nomination of president, vice president, and U.S. senators.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Carroll
Taft
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
United States
Fairchild Heads National Educators Meet in Chicago
E T Fairchild of Topeka Kansas elected president after a heated contest amid criticism of Chicago teachers by New York members. The National Education Association with over 15000 educators backs woman suffrage and supports reforms including federal marriage law, universal university, agricultural and domestic training, and increased attention to pupil health and vocational education. Tramps Play Ball story from Wilkesbarre reports a crime-turned-sport event with tramps arraigned and forced into a baseball match to determine parole.
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Fairchild
Miss Strachan
Chicago
E. T. Fairchild
Topeka
Kan
New York
National Educational Association
Congress
Wilkesbarre
Plymouth
Burgess W. PD. Morris
Burgess
Postoffice Clerk for President in Louisville
James P. Hawkins of Louisville, long time clerk at the Louisville post office, was arrested in Washington and sent to a Washington asylum hospital after offering himself as a Republican compromise candidate for president. He resigned recently after declaring in local papers his bid as a candidate, amid noted mental vagaries.
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James Knox Taylor
Washington
Postoffice
Louisville
James P. Hawkins
Louiaville
Weshington
Houpital
Jobal
Thair
Georgian coin found in Rabun county sparks mystery
In Rabun county farmer Augustue P Hunter unearthed a Spanish coin dated 1749 while plowing. The dime sized piece bears Philip king of Spain at the edge and a crown with 1740 and Montevideo mint on the reverse. The origin of the coin remains unclear amid limited Spanish contact in Georgia in 1740. Also reported are caterpillars attacking cotton in a William L English field, an alligator in Perry pasture, plans for an Atlanta to Jonesboro electric railway, a mule Bath incident in Griffin, damage from a lightning strike on Kinend mill, and a tribute in Atlanta to General Clement Evans by the prison commission.
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Rabun
Augustue P. Hunter
Philip
Spain
Indies
Montevideo
Caesar
Georgia
Savannah
Americas
William L. English
Perry
E. J. Thompson
G. O. Harria
Norris
Thompson
Jonesboro
Atlanta
Macon
Marietta
Bridge Row
Griffin
Kinend
Feneral Assembly
Georgia Prison Commission
Clement Evans
T. B. Patterson
Commission
Clement A. Lyons
Fife
Agme
Wayorons
Alaska
Mrs Laramore Tells Troubles With Dyspepsia
Mrs Riley Laramore of Goodwater tells how dyspepsia plagued her since childhood. After using Thedford's Black Draught in small nightly doses, heartburn and distress disappeared in days. She bought two small packages and has remained free of dyspepsia. Aims to urge others to try it.
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Goodwater
Thedford
Professional Cards in Carrollton and Nearby Areas
A compact directory lists lawyers, dentists, physicians, and a real estate agent in Carrollton and Bowdon. Names include Buford F Boykin, J M L Strickland, L Z Dorset, J H Powell, J E Cramer, R W Adamson, Adamson & Jackson, R D Jackson, E Foster, L M Lowhorn, S C Boykin, B F Dial, John O Newell, Newell & Fielder. Addresses reference Bradley Building and Century Building with phone contacts where shown.
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Buford F
Boykin
Boykin & Boykin Building
Farhti
Carrollton, Oy
R. E. Foster
Bradley Bldg
Carrollton
L. M. Lovvorn
Lovvuni
Bowdon
B.F
John O. Newell
Field
Newell & Fielder Attorneys-At-Law
First National Bank
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