Unreturned Lands Sheriff Sale List at Vientia August 1901
A public auction of multiple parcels of unreturned lands and town lots in various blocks and districts, all for state and county taxes for 1900. The sale occurs at the court house in Vientia on August 1, 1901, during legal hours to the highest cash bidder. Parcels include numerous Cor dele town lots across blocks 6, 14, 24, 26, 27, 32, 34, 35, 36, 42, 43, 58, 59, 60, 69, 86, 95, 108, 109, 110, 118, 133, 146, 145, 162, 163, 169, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 198, 207, 303, 308, 382 and others plus substantial tracts and corner lots with acres indicated. Ownership listed as unknown or unreturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientia
B. J. Lewis
T. G
Dole Town
Algo
Cordle Town
Alao
Cordele Town
Cordelé Town
Brrake
Coredele
Cordels Town
Cordele Town Lot
Cordela Town Lot
Cordele Town Lot No
Cordule Town
Algo Alt
Cordele Itown
Jdele Town
Cor- Gale
Cor Yole
Alo
Cor Sale
Cordele
Cor- ‘Dele
Core Dele
Core
Dele
Cordole
Alvo
Cor Dele
Alno
iAluo
Corale Town
Cor- Mele
Cor- Gale Town
Corele Town Ito
Cor'ele
Cordelea Town
Cordéla Town
Core Town Lot
Corele Town Lot
Cor- Hele
Cordela Town
Cor Town
Cor- Sele
Corwate
Iso
Cor Ase
Dele Town
Oor
Ple Dela Town
Gordule Town
iAlao
Della Town
Didole
Oordela Town
Ihlock
Fim
Cordale
Corjaele
Allio
Cordete
Dale
Cordele Sown
Cor Dale
Cortele Town
Cor‘dele
Qerd
Pasaien
Lands on Tax Deeds in Dooly County Auctioned
No. 77 for the ninth alatriot and several lots in districts thirteen eleven and fourteen totaling 26 acres in northeast corner of lot No 65 with parcels in Cordele. Taxes for 1900 listed by B J Lewis and unreturned owner unknown. Leved on by J A Walden. Terms cash. April 6 1903. G W Sheppard Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelé
Dooly County
B. J Lewis
J. A Walden
G. W. Sheppard
Discharge Requests in Dooley County Estates 1901 Notices
Dooley County Georgia notices show administrators and executors petitioning for letters of dismission. Dooty Coury and Mrs EA Adkins seek discharge after full administration. Executors Thompson, Danial, and Bullington Taylor likewise seek discharge on the first Monday in August. General notices urge creditors and legatees to show cause if any.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Jdhargrove
Doony County
Thompson
A . Danial
Robert L Dupree
CABG
J Dhargrove
Granara
DooLy
Whelaas
A. C. Bullington
D. A. Taylor
Simeon Li
Taylor
J. D. Hanaroux
Ordinary
Dooly Co
Doorxy County
Mod. Gain
Wm J. Bibb
J. D. Hargrove
About Fertilization Important Subject of Interest to All Agriculturists
Georgia State Chemist discusses soil and atmosphere as sources of plant food. The article explains that while air supplies abundant nutrients, soil stores are limited and require farmer effort to improve availability and prevent loss. It traces soil formation from ancient rock to subsoil through weathering and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Soil formation through weathering and soil types explained
John McCandless explains rock breakdown by freezing thawing and oxidation creating soil and subsoil. He defines soil classes sandy clayey limy and peaty and describes loams clay loams and ideal soil balance. He notes lime enhances soil structure moisture retention and nutrient availability and promises further discussion.
Lawyer Opens Multiple Offices In Georgia Cities
Lawyer announces practice in all state and federal courts with new offices in Winona Vienna Macon and Savannah Georgia. Office on Cotton Street near court house and rear of drug store. Available day and night with prompt calls. Proscription breach noted in office work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stovall
Cotton Street
Court House
Macon
Savannah
Vienna
Oalla
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JoHan McCandless
Ohenmiist
Pingree
London
H. S. Pingree
Michigan
Kansas Orry
Kennedy
GARDS
YV Aryard
Sage
D L Henderson
Winona, Ga
Gro W ‘Wooten
J M Whithhead
Contiat
Bhu
Vienna, Ga
DA & Orum
DR Oct Stovall
Bivins & Mobley
Bivins
H © Wood
Fleming, George & Bolding
Attorneys At Law
Ooffice In
Stovall’s Corner
J. H. Woodward & Son
Washington
Maday
A. Sibbers
Aketoh
Sow & CO
Washington,d. G. Raa