Leave to Sell Land and Administrations in Carroll County
Leave to sell lands and letters of administration on multiple estates in Carroll County Georgia are set for hearing the first Monday in October 1912. Applications include C Banks estate T M Banks Ann Taylor M V Jordan Mrs M L Raburn and others with notices to creditors and next of kin. Discharge from guardianship for Bennett Evans of Owen and Mary L Goodman also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll Courty
C. Banks
T. M Banks
Anid
W. J, Willigen
Georgi
Carroll County
L J, Taylor
Ann Taylor
Ald
W. J. Millican
U W. Jordan
M V. Jordan
H. C. Raburn
M. L. Raburn
Carrow County
A. W. Jordan
E. A. Jordan
D. J. Reid
R D. Reid
Gaid County
R. D. Reid
Dr. Reid
Bennett Evans
Owen
Mary L. Goodman
Georgie
Whertas
G. A. Hogan
Hamilton Hogan
George
T. F Sykes
J. W. Green
F. W. Hollingsworth
L. W. Davis
J. Millican
Georgis
Sanna Boone
W. B. Boone
Ordinnary's Court
Gordie Taylor
Henry Taylor
Wiz W. J
Millican
J. O. Newell
W. T. Beasley
King
W. T Beasley
Carrot
W. L. Kinney
Jesse Kinney
Bowdon town bonds to fund waterworks electric light and street work
Notice to Bowdon voters outlines an August 21 1912 town ordinance plan for September 28 1912 election. Bonds total 20000 dollars for waterworks eight thousand electric light eight thousand and street improvements four thousand. Details include bond denominations 1000 dollars each with 5 percent interest payable in gold coin, defined repayment years and semiannual interest dates. Voters to choose For or Against Waterworks bonds Electric Light bonds and Street Bonds. Official names W T Beck mayor pro tem G W Cole clerk. Also notices on administration of estates J O Newell seeks permanent admin on W T Beasley estate and hearings for Kinney estate and Mary T Allen will probate.
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Bowdon
Sauiie
United States
Roads Notice for New Second Class Public Roads in 642nd and 1542 Dist
An October first Tuesday 1912 order will establish a new second class public road in 642nd district from Mrs. J A Pope's residence on the Carrollton and Villa Rica road east through Pope lands intersecting the Villa Rica and Allens Mill road near Ham Ward. A second project in 1542 district runs from Carroll and Douglas county line west through lands of J H Bass and J M Campbell about a half mile to Whitesburg and Douglasville road near J U Campbell's residence. Both notices dated September 5 and September 6 1912 by J A F Broom and A F Com Roads and Revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
G. M
J. A. Pope
Carrollton
Villa Rica
Allens Mill
Ham Ward
J. A. F. Broom
G.M
Carroll and
Douglas County
J. H. Bass
J. m. Campbell
Whitesburg
Douglasville
J. U. Campbell
Broom
Sheriff Sales in Carrollton Georgia 1912
Tax sale notices list multiple levies by Sheriff W A Garrett in Carrollton Coweta County for 1911 taxes and a City Court fire. The items include one 12 year old mule, one 11 year old bay horse mule, 50 acres of land in Lot 173 with neighbors named, and a warehouse and lot in Carrollton bounded by streets near Maple and Oil Hill. Identified defendants include C P Buyers H Ashmore J L Smith and Farmers Union Warehouse Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
Court House
Said County
Carrollton
M. E. Griffin
T. C
C. P
W. A. Garrett
Towit
Henry Gibson
E. M. Johnson
B. F. Johnson
E. _M. Johnson
J. L. Smith
H. Ashmore
Fife
J. L
Smith
Fifa
Superior Court
Coweta Fertilizer Co
Farmers Union Wirehouse Co
CM. Tanner Grotral
Georgia Railroad Co
Maple Street
Oil Hill
National Fertilizer Co
Farmers Union Warehouse Co
Ae Eee
Arrett
Curious Bits of History by A W Macy
Samuel Griswold Goodrich was a prolific American writer with 170 books and 116 published under the pen name Peter Parley. His works targeted children and wide adult readers, selling over seven million copies, and many spurious titles were falsely attributed to him. He was born in 1793 and died in 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Macy
Samuel Griswold Goodrich
America
Peter Parley
Evory
Promotion for 13,000 railway clerks in October
Washington reports a planned October 1 promotion for about 13,000 railway postal clerks under Postmaster General Hitchcock. The changes, backed by a new post office appropriation, involve over a million dollars in annual pay increases and a three class pay scale with annual promotions until a 1800 top, plus chief clerks at 2000. The scheme requires rearrangement of railway mall car space to save costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Post Office
Post
Hitchyeork
Canal to Open in 1913 Says Navy Department
Officially announced in Washington that the Panama Canal will open to traffic in fall 1913. The Atlantic fleet will rendezvous at Colon before water is turned in, with Army engineers reporting progress and a plan for fleet inspection before operation. Initial opening date had been January 1, 1915.
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Navy Department
Washington
Fpa
Colon
Navy
Army Engineers
Meyer
Canal Zone
Eleven Boys Drowned at North Chicago Cutter Sinking
Eleven boys aged 16 to 20 from the midwest were involved when a cutter from the United States naval trading station at North Chicago capsized. Six bodies were recovered and identified. five boys remain missing and presumed drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Naval Trading Station
North Chicago
Middle Western States
Spiral Glide Fatal for Aviator Peck at Cicero Field
Paul Peck, American duration flight record holder from Washington DC, is killed in a spiral glide crash at Cicero Field. A heavy engine tore through wreckage and struck him in the neck as wind and a small, 20 foot span biplane failed to recover from high altitude spiral. Peck was testing a monoplane and a biplane ahead of an international meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Peck
Washington, D. C
Cicero Field
Andrew Draw
Agiatore
Peck
Drew
General W. W. Gordon Dead Prominent War Hero
Savannah notices the death of General W. W. Gordon at White Sulphur Springs Virginia. He was born in Savannah on October 14 1934 and served as brigadier general commanding the second brigade first division Fourth Army Corps US Volunteers in the Spanish American War. A Confederate veteran he fought in both the Army of Northern Virginia and the Western Army. He studied at Yale and married Mina Kinzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
W. W. Gordon
Fourth Army Corps
United States Volunteers
White Sulphur Springs
General Gordon
William Washington Gordon
United States Military Academy
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Sarah Anson Gordon
Yale
Mina Eleanor Lytle Kinzie
Chicago
Gordon
Virginia
Clebourne
County returns show pro Blease candidates winning
Returns from state sections indicate county races favored supporters of Governor Blease. No state contests were held as the state primary was unsettled by the executive committee. In this county two legislators were elected, one from Judges Jones and another from Blenne. In the sheriff race the Dieasite vote wore out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. A
Blease
Beng O Alp Porter
Jones
Blenne
Sherit
Cardus Worked Like a Charm in Jonesville Letter
A woman named Mia from Jonesville recounts severe womanly troubles and a hospital operation. She credits Cardul, a vegetable tonic, with her recovery after about fifty years of use. The notice promotes Laties Advisory Department of Women with plain wrapper requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesville
Mia
J. B. Kendrick
Cardus
Cardul
W. B
Local Attorneys and Medical Notices in Carrollton area
Listings show L Z Dorsettt attorney and Adamsbn Jackson law firm offering court practice and estate work. Doctors R D Jackson and R E Foster provide medical services with women’s diseases focus. L M Lovorn dentist office in Bowdon. Boykin Building lists S C Boykin lawyer and Newell Newell & Fielder attorneys in Carrollton.
Theodosia Becomes Empress of Rome at Court
In ancient Rome the young emperor Theodustus was proclaimed at age six. Pulcheria, his sister, ruled briefly until Athes from Athens sought a fair division of their father’s estate. Pulcheria admired Athes and urged the throne’s future bride to join court. Theodosia was wed as empress, while Athenais approached the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Macy
Theodustres
Rome
Pulcheria
Athes
Thair Fath
Athenais
Theodosua
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LEGAL
W. T. Beck
G. W. Cole
Ordinary
Sheriff Sales
HI Books
New York
Gyp the
Lefty Louie
Herman Rosenthal
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Polea
Dougherty
Siena Allén
Saviler
Luis Mena
Mena
Mav
Nicarag
Falla
Denver
Cole
Citizen's Party
District Court
Blease Supertera
Buford F. Boykin
Boyin & Boykin Building
Georgia Loan and Trust Co
City and Farm Loans
Carrollton, GA
J. M. L.strickland
First
Nat. Bank
L. Z Dorsett
J. H. Powell
Atlanta
J. E. Cramer
Roop Building
R. W, Adamson
Carrollton Ga
Bradley Building
Adamson & Jackson
R. D. Jackson
R. E. Foster
Bradley Bldg
Carrojlton, Ga
L. M. Lovvorn
Lavvery
Bowdon, Ga
S. C. Boykin Lawyer
Boykin Building
John O. Newell
W. J. Fishher
Newell & Fielder
Attorneys-At-Law
First National Bank
Eudocia
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