Property Levy Notices in Waycross Georgia 1913
Lists numerous property levies in Waycross Ware County Georgia including parcels on Pendleton Isabella D street and 41 D street. Claims unpaid cement sidewalk pavement assessments, with multiple executions against Deen Realty and Improvement Co and others, detailing parcels, sizes and corner locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isain Street
Pendieton
Wy Streets
Deputy and Improvement Company
A. C. Ywiher
Waycross
Deenalty and Improvement Company
Ware County
Georga
Pendleton
Endleton and
Isabella Streets
Gear
J. W. Trickland
Burce Jones
Francia Street
Francis
Nicholls
Lott and
Gassett
Arthur E. Heynolds
J. W Strickland
Arthur E. Reynolds
Georgia
Jones Street
Martha Jones
J. W. Strickland
Quarterman
H. Lester Marvis
Wie
Way Cross
Church and
Vrewer
G. E Shultz
Aaid
Waid
Brewer Street
Hrewer
Church Streets
G. E. Shultz
City of Waycrows
G. EB. Shultz
City of
Waverous
Hutler
Cora B. Allen
Thomas
W. M Fleming
Waycrom
W. M. Fleming
Brunswick Avenue
Tebeau
J. A. Youmans
Wayernss
D” Street
Allen and Lott
J B. Thorpe
J. B. Thorpe
Proclamation for Barrow County creation Georgia 1914
Governor Slaton proclaims a constitutional amendment to create Barrow County from parts of Gwinnett Walton and Jackson with Winder as county seat. Election set for October 7 1914. process includes publication notice and voter ballot wording approval. Also includes local court notices in Ware County and other probate affairs.
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State of
Georgia
Barrow
John M. Slaton
Suite of
Gwinnett
Walton
Jackson
Mulberry
Hall County
Jackson County
Hall
Jackson Counties
Appalachia River
Freeman's Mill
Appalachia
Oconee
Walton and
Watton
Clarke County
Clarke Counties
McClosky
Mulberry River
Bald Mulberry
Winder
Bald County
Harrow
General Assembly
Sald
Wald County
Sald County
Andy
Nite
Bartow
Aite
John M. Blaton
Notice of Administration for Joseph H Shephard Estate
Ware County Georgia notices state that on March 10 1914 Joseph H Shephard died intestate and no one has applied for administration. The Ordinary of Ware County will appoint the Clerk of the Superior Court or another proper person after this notice unless objections are raised. Issued August 7 1914 by the Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Ware County
Mitchell Blackstone
Rephney Morgan
Court of Ordinary
H. Thomas
Ware
J. C. McGraw
Joseph A. Pierce
Fannie L. Pierce
J. AW. Lewis
W. J. Sanders
J. B. Lewison
Sander
A. Bennett
C. O. Bennett
C. C. Bennett
Tr. A. Bennett
Thomas
B. H. Thomas
Candidates Foot the Democratic Primary For Waycross Circuit
A local notice urges support for M. D. Dickerson as he seeks a second term as Solicitor General of the Waycross Circuit in the upcoming Democratic primary on August 19, 1914. The page also includes an old testimonial on catarrh remedies from Hall's Company and an advertisement for a trousers press device. The fragmented text mentions J. Re Anderson and Ware County officials in an incomplete closing section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetera
Waycross Judicial Circuit
Mysalf
Waycross
M. D. Dickerson
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
P. J. Cheney & Co
Farm Lands Loosened for National Banks Under New Law
National banks not in central reserve cities may lend on improved farm lands up to five years and 50 percent of value, under the Currency Law signed by President Wilson. The measure, praised by farmers, frees banks previously barred from farm loans, though central reserve city banks face limits.
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Organications
Wilson
Federal Reserve District
Central Reserve
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Richmond
Cidgo
Cleveland
St. Louis
Mahadés City
Minneapollis
San Francisco
Dallas
Allenté
Farm loan openness under currency law urged by editors
In Atlanta on August 1 1914 Dr H B Stockridge editor of the Southern Ruralist reports that National Banks nationwide may lend on farm lands under the Currency Bill. He notes letters from forty two Georgia South Carolina Alabama and Florida banks affirming readiness to make farm loans and cites one already doing so as support for broader access for farmers.
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Brown
National Banks of
Atlanta
National Bank
Hoke Smith
H. B. Stockridge
Southern Ruralist
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Muraljet
Georgia District Eleventh Congressional Candidate Seeks renomination
A candidate for Congress in Georgia's Eleventh District announces intent to succeed himself in the Democratic primary on August 10 1914. He expresses gratitude for voters' confidence and pledges continued loyalty and support as he carries the responsibilities of representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh
Georgia
Congress
Governor Slaton Responds to Personal Tax Attack
Governor John M. Slaton issued a public card denouncing Newt Morris of Marietta for a hostile attack over alleged 1913 tax returns. Slaton said Morris concealed facts about $11 000 in personal taxes and attacked his home. He attended Mrs Wilsons Rome funeral and will sign bills this week after returning to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John M. Slaton
Newt Morris
Marietta
Morris
Wilson
Rome
Hardwick’s Atlanta Speech Falls Short Before Crowd
In Atlanta the Tuesday night audience of 3 500 to 4 000 greeted Thomas W. Hardwick at the Auditorium. He avoided core issues on parcel post law currency bill and Georgia tax laws and attacked opponents instead. The speech drew little applause and Fulton County showed disappointment, signaling a poor reception for Hardwick’s bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Star
Thomas W. Hardwick
James L. Key
Hardwick
Georgia
United States
Slaton
Judge Morris
Fulton
United States Counier
Mr. Hardwick
Senator Smith
Tom Watson
Fulton County
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Gordon Street
Plantavenot
Mame Furniture Company
Home Furniture Company
Albany Avenue
Sessoms
Madge K. Finn
Madge E. Finn
Albany
Nue
Mra
B. D. Finn
Corncll
City of Waycrons
Mra. B
Une
Albany Avenue Ia
Alee
Madge EK. Finn
Waycrosa
Williame Street
Wil Hama and
Gilmore Streets
John W. Bennett
Attycenin Conta
Perham
A. (. Lowther
Joan W. Colley
Dwks
State of Georgia
Phillip Cook
Secretary
Bubecribe
Leonard Hickox
Esther Herrin
Eather Herrin
Mazor
Uoless
J. Re
Abderson
Tarry Ware County
Farmer's Security
Megional
Joseph M. Brown Wayes
J.B. Walker
Pillsburys Best
C. S. Hardy & Son
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