Notices. Georgia Carroll County Wierens petition for discharge
Wierens T Wilson administrator of W K Jones estate has fully administered the estate and cites all persons concerned kindred and creditors to show cause why he should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in October 1907. W J H Barren Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll
Wierens
Wilson
W. K. Jones
Jones
WJ. H. Barren
Leave to Sell Land in Carroll County Georgia
J D Mote administrator of the estate of W Muse deceased applies for leave to sell lands belonging to the estate. The hearing is set for 10 oclock a m on the first Monday in October 1907. Signed J L Barron Galinary. September 31 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
J. D. Mote
W. Muse
Barron
Galinary
W. L. Stedham
T.C. Stedham
J. H. Barron
Letters of Administration Granted in Geoexia County
J H Barron Ordinary issues citation to all creditors and next of kin of J F Bishop to show cause why permanent letters of administration should not be granted to T J Bishop on the estate of J F Bishop. Notice dated August 16 1997.
Notice to creditors on Naomi Stamps estate
Georgia Carroll County authority cites all creditors and next of kin of Naomi Stamps to appear at the office by law to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to R B Stamps on her estate. Witness dated August 24, 1907 by J H Barron Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
R. B. Stamps
Naomi Stamps
R. B
Leave to Sell Land for Jordan Estate
G W Jordan and A M Jordan executors of D J Jordan deceased apply for leave to sell estate lands. Hearing set for 10:00 a m on the first Monday in October 1907. Signed by the official signature September 9 1907.
Leave to sell lands of T C Stedham estate granted
W L Stedham administrator applies for leave to sell lands of the deceased T C Stedham. The hearing is set for 10 o'clock a m on the first Monday. Document dated September 6 1907 and signed by J H Barron Ordinary.
Letters of Dismission for W B Stogner Estate
M Moore and J A Warren administrators de bonis non of W B Stogner deceased report full administration. The court cites all kin and creditors to show cause why they should not be discharged and receive Letters of dismission on the first Monday in October 1907.
Better Use of Fall Evenings Through Reading and Trade Skills
The article urges young people to abandon idle evenings and pursue literary study or skilled trades. It argues knowledge is power and stresses preparing for life by working at a carpenter shop machine trade or anvil between school and twenty one to secure a living and competence. It warns against wasteful company and delay in choosing a vocation.
Learn a Trade and Earn an Honest Penny
The author argues learning a trade proves valuable for youths seeking work. Ambition without apprenticeship leads to idleness and disappointment as markets ebb and youths pine for roles beyond their abilities. The piece urges practical training over lofty aims to secure honest wages.
Be Sociable and Spread Sunshine in Daily Encounters
The diary note on Hawthorne’s restraint contrasts with the value of sociability. Polite greetings, cheerful conversation, and friendly gestures brighten others and return joy to the giver, while silence and reserve feel selfish. Embrace sociability, kindness, and a genial spirit daily.
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Hawthorne
World owes living only to those unable to earn it
The article argues that the world owes a living to the sick, disabled, children, and the aged, while criticizing loafers and shirkers who claim the world should support them. It frames production as the basis for aid and condemns those who rely on others or exploit generosity.
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Egal
Geoexia
Cargell
T. J. Bishay
J. F. Bishop
T. J. Bishop
G. W. Jordan
A. M. Jordan
D. J. Jordan
Moore
J. A. Warren
de Bonis
W. B. Stogner
The
Free Press
Wally
Simoe
Owen
Weat Union
Ohio
S.S.S
S. S
8. S.S
Atkins
Carrollton Hardware Co
Bagwell Business College
J. O. Bagwell
Pres
Peachtree St
Atlanta, GA
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