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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
7
Legal advertisement detailing the 1922 Carroll County tax levy set at 13.66 mills with allocations for debt, courthouses, roads, poor relief, juries, and school special taxes. includes county district school tax notices and multiple property seizure sales by W. A. Garrett, Sheriff, Carrollton, on the first Tuesday in October 1922, describing parcels in Carroll County.
State of Georgia v Local School District No 81 Carroll Co Ga known as Elizabeth Harris School District Carroll Superior Court Septem ber 18 1922 Petition to confirm and validate three thousand five hundred thirty five hundred dollars bonds proceeds to be used to build and equip a school home in Carroll County District Will be heard at Carrollton court house at 10 o clock am any citizen may object to become party August 26 1922 T J H Robertson Clerk Superior Court Carroll County Ga
Levy of 150 acres of land in Carroll County Georgia plus specific parcels from lots 24 and 38, totaling 200 acres, seized under fi fa from City Court of Carrollton for a claim by the Georgian Loan and Trust Co. against J. B. McGuire. Sheriff W. A. Garrett notifies defendant of the levy.
E A Colclough, executor of Mrs Belvia Colclough, petitions to be discharged after fully administering Selina F Colcloughs estate. The court is cited to show cause why the administrator should not receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in October 1922. September 9 1922 E T Steed Ordinary.
P P Staples applies for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of T T Staples in Carroll County Georgia. Creditors and heirs are cited to appear at the Ordinary's office by law to show cause why administration should not be granted. Dated September 6 1922 by BE Steed Ordinary.
G M Jones as administrator of Julie Williams estate seeks discharge and letters of dismissal. He cites full administration and calls all interested parties to show cause why he should not be discharged. The hearing is set for the first Monday in October, 1922, before E T Steed, Ordinary.
In the District Court of the United States Northern District of Georgia Northern Division In Bankruptcy No 8216 In the Matter of Sanford Roe Holloway To the creditors of the bankrupt Allen R FP 04 Carroll County Ga Notice that on September 2 the trustee filed with the court petition to sell the assets of the bankrupt consisting of a growing crop of corn and cotton on the farm held by the bankrupt The crop will be sold to the highest and best bidder for cash before the court at the door in Carrollton Ga at the court house Saturday September 16 1922 at 10 oclock A M Objections must be filed with the court by creditors on or before the date At Carrollton Ga this 6th day of September 1922 Eugene Spradlin Referee in Bankruptcy.
The document outlines a proposed constitutional amendment creating Peach County from portions of Houston Crawford and Bibb counties, detailing boundaries and governance. It specifies representation, judicial alignment, election provisions, and transitional arrangements including officers, funds, and the method to ratify by popular vote in the next general election. It also assigns authority to Governor Hardwick to publish and supervise the ratification process.
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Douglan County Georgia, a public outcry sale is set for the first Tuesday in October 1922 at Carroll County courthouse. It covers about 800 acres across multiple lots, including Morrow deeds and mill sites, with specified exceptions and water rights, conveying to P Jones per Mary A Morrow and J J Morrow deed of 1905.
The sale of the Morrow mill property on the Snake Creek side is cash only. It is the estate of Mary A. Morrow deceased, to satisfy debts and taxes per the Douglas County ordinary’s order. Administrator G. W. Wallace notes the sale as part of her estate distribution.
In memory of Mrs Nancy Dougherty who died August 18 1922 at age thirty six. She married Charlie Dougherty in 1902 and left eight children five sons and three daughters. Survived by husband children mother Mrs Beninett Bates nine brothers and one sister. A Primitive Baptist church member at Poplar Springs since 1910 she was gentle and patient in illness. Her loving kindness and sweet nature are praised by mourners. (Mra) Artyco Entrokin extends condolences.
A snippet reports radium invisible to the eye and near-undetectable in nature, even under a microscope. The figures radium fourteen and radium with a quats-like context appear in the fragment, though the text is fragmentary and unclear on details.
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