Waycross Shingle Mill and related property sale planned
Legal notices detail a civil sale in Clinch and Ware counties. The first item lists a shingle mill complex with engines, machines, rigs, and tools at Cutting, Georgia, under court order from May 23 1914, to be sold August First 1914 for cash at the courthouse door in Homerville. A second entry describes Ware County real estate across Sweat Crawley & Company subdivision with multiple mortgage-backed lots to be sold August next at public outcry. The notices also include a corporate charter petition for The Waycross Chero-Vola Bottling Co seeking incorporation in multiple counties with capital stock details and corporate powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clinch County
J. W. Quincey
Superior Court
Said County
Court House
Homerville
Perkins
Cutting
H. M. Frankfort
Ware County
Said
Morgan
Waycross
Henry W. Wilson
Strickland Brothers
John A
A. J. Strickland
Pierce County
Ware Superior Court
Etrick
Yand Brothers
Joseph Hull & Company
Henry Wilson
Crawley, Redding & Crawley
Sweat‘Crawley & Company
Superior Court of
State OF Georgia
Ware
D. C. Harris
Alf Rountree
P. L. Watson
Ralph and
Roy Smith
W. H. Proctor
John W. Giddena
Emanuel
J. N. Gary
Count of
Newton
Waycross Chero-Vola Bottling Co
State
Pierce
Wayne
Olynn
Camden
Chariton
Clinch
McIntosh
Appling
Tatnall
Liberty
Itsell
W. Giddens
A. K. Rountree
D.C. Harris
Roy
Ralph Smith
Joseph N. Gary
E. J. Berry
Waycross Chero-Cola Bottling Co
R. L. Royal
C. W. Royal
IR. L. Royal
B. H. Thomas
Borgia
Morton
Marion Street
Sweat Street
Canal
Lee Avenue
Farley A. Morton
Wayeresa
Wilson Grocery Company
D. W. Pittman
Herbert W. Wilson
Notice of sale and admin proceedings in Ware County
Public sale scheduled for the first Tuesday of August at the court house door to satisfy an execution against M P Sessoms for a Sudden Bates Club Piano. Also an administration citation for C W Royal and a railroad extension resolution by Atlantic Waycross Northern Railroad Company detailing proposed track and branch extensions through Ware County and nearby routes.
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Georgia
Ware County
Ludden & Bates Southern Music House
M. P. Sessoms
Thia
D. W. Pittman
Herbert W. Wilson
Atlantic, Waycross and Northern Railroad
L. A. Wilson
Atlantic, Waycross & Northern Railroad Company
The
Kingsland
Camden County
Camden
Chariton
Pierce, Coffee
Irwin
Ben Hill
Wilro
Public land sales in Ware County Georgia notices
Multiple 1914 notices announce public auctions of real estate in Ware County Georgia. Foreclosures include Farley Morton property in Waycross Morris subdivision, Haszard Hill lots, a Brunswick and Western Railroad adjacent parcel, and a 480 acre lot in the 8th district. Auctions are by public outcry at the Ware County courthouse with cash terms and dates in August.
Sheriff’s Sale Of Lumber Company Assets In Waycross
The sheriff will sell at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in August 1914 all listed property of Anderson Lumber Company. Items include three idle locomotives numbers 94 45 and 1104, twenty log cars, two flat cars, twelve log carts, blacksmith tools, a skidder, two locomotives numbers 2 and 26, cart wheels, portable shanties, chains, harness, ropes, bows, cables, yokes, stretchers, hamea and traces along the Waycross & Western Railroad. Property lies at Batley Saw Mill and other named sites. Proceeds go to satisfy a chattel mortgage with First National Bank. Sheriff D W Pittman.
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Georgia
Ware
Saie County
Batley
Waycross
Said
Waycross &Western Railroad
Anderson Lumber Company
First National Bank of
Rying
Court House
D. W. Pittman
Sherif
See Be Sold on Best Thursday Torsday
Fragmentary note indicates a sale event scheduled for a Thursday, with unclear details. The readable words reference best or top quality and a sale action. Further specifics on place, time, or parties are not present in the text.
Dickerson Seeks Second Term as Waycross Solicitor General
To the voters of the Waycross Judicial Circuit a candidate announces seeking re election to the office of Solicitor General in the Democratic primary on August 19 1914. He expresses gratitude for past support and urges continued backing for a second term while urging decorum in political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross Judicial Circuit
Waycross Circuit
Candley
M.D. Dickerson
Hardwick loses Pierce county in parcel post flap
In Pierce county Georgia Hardwick’s stance on the parcel post bill cost him votes. A Blackshear speech prompted a 2000 vote loss claim by Harry Johnson, weakening his county support as Slaton seeks a large victory there.
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Jr Pierce County
Hardwick
Pierce County
South Georgia
Slaton
Felder
Pierces County
Blackshear
Waycross
Harry Johnson
Waycrday
Mr. Hardwick
Mr. Harrell
Johnson
Waycross Postmaster Salary Reduction Report Declared Error
Washington report misstated Waycross postmaster salary, local officials say. The Waycross post office is in strong condition with six month receipts ending June 20 at a high standard, reflecting solid business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Waycross
Chicago Markets Wheal Prices and Ribs Report
Chicago markets report mixed commodity quotes with wheat noted at 797 to 8, September position 31, Park 33, Latd 1016. Ribs priced at 11.92, reflecting spot and nearby movements in late July trading. The data presents a snapshot of grain and meat futures in a busy Chicago session.
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Chicago
Park
Exrepresentative Declines to Serve on Walker Club
The Journal received a letter from Hon. L. P. Taylor former Ware county representative stating no authority to make him a Walker Campaign Committee member and that he does not support Mr. Walker. He now says he supports Palmer Jim Henderson and asked that his name be removed from Walker club records. Taylor is a key Ware county figure and his stance will disappoint the local Walker Club there.
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Journal
L. P. Taylor
Ware County
Walker
Friends of
Walker Club
I. P. Taylor
Atlanta
Taylor
Palmer Jim" Henderson
Robber in Jail Cuts Throat With Metal Arch
Lawrence Robinson awaiting murder trial at Charles Street jail cut his throat with a metal arch torn from his shoe. He was found seriously injured and bleeding. Medical staff fought to save him, condition described as serious with doubtful recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mas
Lawrence Robinson
Charles Street
Guards and Strikers Clash at Mammoth Vein Mines
Fort Smith Ark July 18 clashes between hundreds of striking coal miners and 100 guards at Prairie Creek mines ended with guards driven off. Three mines destroyed by fire and dynamite, property damage about 200000. No fatalities reported though several employees were beaten. Miners resumed occupation plans and state officials moved to reinforce as violence followed open shop move last March by Mammoth Vein under lease to Bacho Denman Coal.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Prairie Creek
Mammoth Vein Coal Company
Tipples
Scend
The
United
Bacho
Denman Coal Company
Mammoth
Frogtown
Union
Waa
United States District Court
Inter
United States
McReynolds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Block J
Suh
Warer County
Sweat-Crawley & Company
Dora Miller
Sweat-Crawley & ‘Company
C. M. Sweat
H. Crawley
F. L. Sweat
Fife
104Thky
Dwka
Ike Hudson
A. B. Spence
Brunswick and Western R. R
Ane
Sycamore Street
Waye Cross
Haszard Hill
Hudson
A. H. Spence
Court of Ordinary
Towit
Douglas
Els
J. H. Wilson
Margaret Wilson
A. B. Bpence
Solicitor General
J. R. Walker
L.P Taylor
Sparmer Jim Henderson
Congress
Staton
Waresboro
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