Property Auctions in Cordele Georgia 1902 Sheriff Sale
Court sale at the Cordele county courthouse on the first Tuesday in March with cash bids for numerous parcels including city lots in Cordele and Vidalia as well as the Suwanee Hotel goods. Writs issued to satisfy state and county tax, tax liens, and a 1901 county court judgment. samples of properties and items from Dooly and surrounding districts listed.
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Georgia
Dootr County
Vienna
Uordale
L. L. Wright
A. L. Ellis
F. J. Lewis
T. O
Cordele
Smith & Baker
T. C
Cordeio
D. Ed. Kennedy
City of
Cordero
D. H. Ledbetter
Mra
M. EK. Jefferson
EK. J. Jefferson
Agt
Ny 163
Cutts & Kennedy
W. H., Ball
M. F. Burwell
KF. J. Lewis
J. B. Austin
F J. Lewis
Jeffersonia Jones
R. W. Jones
Said
J. A. Musselwhite
G. M
Baldwin Fertilizer Co
Said County
A. P. Ball
W.H. Ball
T.C
W.S
W. W
County Court of Dooly
T. A. Collins
C. L. Peacock
Neal Loan and Trust Co
People's Bank
Suwanee Hotel
G. W. Sheppard
Sherif
Sheriff Announces Legal Ads Move to Vienna News
Sheriff G W Sheppard of Dooky county states that from March 1 1902 legal advertisements for his office will move from the Vienna Progress to the Vienna News. All persons are notified of the change as required by law. Dated January 6 1902.
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Vienna Progress
Vienna News
Vienna
G. W. Shepparp
Mortgage Sale in Georgia by Sheriff
Georgia mortgage sale announced by Sheriff G. W. Sheppard for Lot 126, 202 acres, in the 11th district of Doory County. The 1900 mortgage to Americus Guano Co. by B P Howell covers $91.97 with 8 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees, due November 1901, sale set for first Tuesday in March 1902 at courthouse steps for cash.
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B. P. Howell
County Court of
Deviy
M. A. Flowing
Georgia
Doory County
Americus Guano Oo
Diory Superior Court
G. W. Sheppard
Waltons Seek Permanent Administration in Georgia Estate
J B Walton and A E Walton apply for permanent letters of administration on the Elihu Walton estate in Dovy County Georgia. The petition will be posed on the first Monday in March next, dated February 3, 190. D Hargrove D D C}
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Georgia
Dovy County
J. B. Walton
A. E. Walton
Elihu Walton
J. D. Hargrove
D, D.C
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Dooty County Georgia
Notice to debtors and creditors of E. Whompson late of Dooty County deceased. Demand must be rendered to executors T. A. Cunpavemn and D. Thompson at once according to law. Dated Feb 8 1902.
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Georgia
Dooty County
E. Whompson
Dooty
D. Thompson T. A
Boston game and Roosevelt boys on stilts
The article describes the game Boston with a blind man in the center and players numbered 2 7 15 6 changing seats. Archie and Kermit Roosevelt enjoy stilts indoors during bad weather, walking corridors and occasionally jumping off to alarm staff. their stilt antics draw attention at the house.
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Boston
Archie
Kermit Roosevelt
Kermit
Washington Cor
New York World
A Wonderful Boy Preacher Emerges in Wales
Wales has produced a remarkable boy preacher aged fourteen whose pulpit power astonishes listeners. He shows a superb memory, excellent delivery, and exhortations that are sound, sensible, and impressive.
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Wales
The Little Mother Poem From St Nicholas
A mother bids her child to stay dutiful and neat while she leaves, mentioning Wilhelmina who is ill and described in a playful yet grim way as she judges the doll and wood figure. The verse closes hopeful of a future reunion and fun.
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Dolly
Wilhelmina
Precious
St. Nicholas
A Little Nonsense Why a Small Philosopher Did Not Yearn for the Unobtainable
In a Washington Star excerpt a nine year old girl and a companion debate doll choices in a shop window. They mock vanity and yearn for roles they cannot attain, then the younger doll lover resolves to be a nurse and says she can be that if they work.
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Emmy Jane
Paris Trousseau
Cinthy
Washington Star
Concentration of Desmond and Dorothy on Fur Coat
Dialogue fragment shows Desmond and Dorothy arguing about buying an expensive fur coat. Dorothy urges focusing on life while Desmond questions how to pay for the coat, highlighting a clash between desire and practicality.
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Desmond
Dorothy
Vanderbilt Passes on Gambling Tip at Waldorf Astoria
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, waiting for a phone at the Waldorf Astoria, refused a passerby’s tip on a Mor ris Park second race. He stated he cannot gamble, saying he is saving to buy a new automobile despite his vast fortune.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Waldorf- Astoria
Vanderbilt
Morris Park
New York Times
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Werman
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LA Salle Ave
Ghigard
Rushin
Vread
Mroral
Inemerich, Georgia
A. V. Bowen & CO
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