Meat Market Notice at Rear of Grocery Store Opens
A public notice proclaims a meat market has been installed in the rear of a local grocery store offering fresh meats on short notice and inviting customers to try the service.
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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
6
A public notice proclaims a meat market has been installed in the rear of a local grocery store offering fresh meats on short notice and inviting customers to try the service.
The Montezuma Record announces a giveaway including a Browniekar and various prizes such as automobile items, gold watches, a camera, and cash as a Christmas present. Readers are urged to send for a sample copy and enter the contest at the Record office in Montezuma Georgia.
An old notice proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar as a universal cough and cold remedy and pneumonia prevention. It guarantees money back if it fails, claims no opiates, and notes the genuine product is in a yellow package sold by all druggists.
In Dooly and Holy counties executives guide probate actions and public sales. Notices include applications for deeds and titles, appraisals for widow and minor support, and appointments of administrators for estates of Mollie Forehund and James O Hamilton. Public sale of fifty acres in Dooly County to pay debts.
A house and lot in Pinehurst town lot No 2, block 7, fronting Pine Avenue West 100 feet and 200 feet deep to Cypress Avenue, levied to satisfy a city court of Vienna execution in favor of Ed Howell against J Ry Floyd and L M Mashburn. Tenants in possession notified. An Hse lat 1900. CIBEN. Sheriff Dooly County Ga.
Guardian of 8 O Jones announces sale of one half undivided interest in 00 acres of lot 203 in the 6th district Dooly County to be sold at public outcry before the Vienna courthouse door in December 1908. Proceeds benefit the minor and heir Tack Mixon estate. This Nov 1 1909. WM Jones guardian.
The Court of Ordinary to hold an outcry sale at the courthouse door for the estate of Charlie Peavy deceased. Lands include Harris Jepking place two horse farm Lucy Gurr place two horse farm with two mules Smith place two horse farm and stock Charlie Neary three horse farm all in high cultivation. Rent to bidder secured by ten notes. Executrix Eula Peavy signs.
Notice is hereby given that the estate of JL Martin petitions the Court of Ordinary to permit sale of lands to satisfy debts. The application will be heard at the next term in December 1909 in Dooly County Georgia. Webb, administrator of the JL Martin estate.
A Georgia Superior Court petition by J S Byrom W H Byrom and B Bartow Byrom seeks incorporation of the Georgia Laid Corporation for twenty years with a principal office in Hyromville. It outlines broad business powers including real estate, mills farming, manufacturing, power plants, and transportation, with authorized capital stock $260,000, increasing to $1,000,000, and stock issued at fair valuation. The petition requests common seal, by laws, liability, and authority to amend wind up and renew as allowed by Georgia law.
An 1908 courthouse notice from Dooly County Georgia petitions for incorporation of Byrom and associates as a corporation to conduct a broad range of businesses including trade, finance, manufacturing, farms, and real estate. Capital stock set at 825000, with shares of 100, subscriptions payable in money or property, and rights to amend charter, wind up, and renew under Georgia law.
Wm R Brown of Dooly County who died left a request for letters of administration de bonis non cum testamento annexo. All heirs and creditors are urged to appear at the next Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in November to show cause why said letters should not be granted. Nov 6, 1999. J. D. Hargrove, O. D.
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