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THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA_
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1923.
In...fit hi- th- -holdera of the 4o-*e-a»6 ow*— r at the
‘ ' apitll stack «» said corpora- *— * 1 ’* s,,nBrlor Co “ rt
o'f the stock-
on' the 2nd dey
Advertisements!”,, I,
? . holiMs * duly Heh
GEORGIA—Clarke Cauirty: ! c f Octobr-. ] ao 3P I
To the Superior Court of Said* fa witness whereof, I have here-
* HBgnty: 'unto set my official hand and af-
•.Tnc petition of ATHENS MAN* th» rnrn«ratn «eal nf'"Rai(l
UJWCTURING COMPANY re*'company, this ** the 4th day of
JftOctfully shows: JOctober, 1923.
/1Z That it was incorporated by, B. Si DOBBS, Secretary,
order of the Superior Court of ; (CORPORATE SEAL.) I
Clarke County on April 15, 1904,; Filed in office, this the 4th day
for a period of twenty years, with of October, 1923. mi
the privilege of renewal. [ E. J. CRAWFORD,
2. That th echarter of petition- Clerk Superior Court, Clarke
er will expire on April 15, 1924. ! County, Georgia.
3. That under the original.GEORGIA—Clarke County:
charter of petitioner the capital) I, E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk oG
stock of said company was fixed the Superior Court of said county^
at the amount Of-$125,00040, with!d> certily that the foregoing is a
the privilege of Increasing the true copy of the original applica-1
samp,fo spy'Amount not exceed- tion of Athens Manufacturing
ing f260,000.00. J Company for renewal of andl
2. That jtlte, charter of,petition*'amendment to its charter, as the
er was abierided on October 18, same apnears of file in my office.
1906, by order of the Superior, WITNESS my official hand and
Court of Clarke County, under the seal, this the 4th day of October,
provisions of. .which, amendment' 1923. . . t
the vrf|ll^u4«MU r i&k 6f the! ? - Hi. J. CRAWFORD,
company, was rfeddeed* to jHh* sum ; Clerk Superior Court, Clarke
ofv $100400.00, so that under the; County. Georgia.
present charter as amended the Oct. 5-12-19*2G.^j
next term of the Superior Court
which convenes on the 3rd Mon
day in October. IMS, to answer pe
titioners complaint, as in default
thereof, the court shall proceed as
justice shall appertain.
Witness the Hon. Blanton Fort-
son. Judge of said court.
This 31st day of August, 1923.
E. J. CRAWFORD.
Clerk Superior Court, Clarke»
County, Georgia.
Aug. 31, Sept. 14-28, Oct. 5.
curb market a bucket of tTrtJflue-fwere ae plentiful In this section
pin., and they went like hot cake., an the hickory nut. but come dla-
We have not aeen tdla little nut In ease attacked them and they all
v . - il' .llail Thorn nrn n TOW rnfslnut
years and thought they were ex
tinct, like the chestnut. Our older
citizens can remember when they
capital stock, of petitioner is j
$100,00040. \vlth the privilege of STATE OF GEORGIA—County of
increasing the same up to $250,- Clarke:
000.00. j WHEREAS on the first day of
^ 5. Petitioner desires a renewal December, 1920, Thomas Jarrell of
of Hb charter, to take effect from said Slate and County did execute
the date of the expiration oL.its 1 and deliver to W. H. Harris, a cer-
present charter, for an additional j tain Security deed to property-
period of twenty years, with the 1 hereinafter described, which deed
privilege of subsequent renewal as is recorded in the office of the
provided by law. j Clerk of the Superior Court of
C. Petitioner desires its charter said County of Clarke in DcrtlJ
amended so as to authorize its;Book 31, Folio 252; said deed be-
pppftal stock to bo increased to an 1 ing given to secure a certain prom-1
amount not exceeding $400,000.00, iiasory note in the principal sum of
said capital stock to be * increased, Fifteen Hundred ($1,500.00) Dol-.
from time to time by n majority: lars given by said Thomas Jarrell
vote of the voting stock of said 'to the said W. H. Harris, said
corporation up to thq lhtfximuni : note being dated December 1st,
amount hereinbefore stated; such j 1920, bearing interest from date
increased capital stock to be com-jat the rate of 8 per cent per an|
mon and preferred, either or bophjnum, and due December 1st, 19211
and in such proportions as.a ma-' WHEREAS in said deed, the
jority of the voting stock of saidjsaid Thomas Jarrell agreed to
c9tapany may fix and determine, 'pay the said principal amount of
-JL~,£fitiUojier files.-herewith fl I said note,, together with -inUrcsi
Certified abstract from the min-[thereon as above stated, and
ntet of said corporatwn showing!, WHEREAS, .the said Thomas
that the application foi 4 this re-[Jarrell ‘has- failed to pay the in-
newal and amendment to saidjtorest on said note, and has
charter has been authorized by [failed to pay the principal on said
proper corporate action. mote.
WHEREFORE, petitioner prays I NOW THEREFORE the said W.
that its charter bo renewed for anjH. Harris declares the whole
additional period of twenty years I amount of said indebtedness due
from the date of the expiration of 1 and by virtue of a power of sale
If* present charter, with the priv-jcontained in aforesaid deed, he the
ilege of subsequent renewal, c-nd • said W. H. Harris will sell before
that its charter be amendcu as i the Court House, door in said
hereinbefore set forth. .Clarke County on the first Tues-
ATHENS MANUFACTURING l day in November, 1923, between
COMPANY. I the legal hours of sale, to the
• By A., G. DUDLEY, President, highest bidder for cash, the fol
ERWIN* ERWIN & NIX, Mowing described,.property/ tq>**wit:
Attorneys for Petitioner. . “Clarke County, Georgia, In
RESOLVED. "" —* —- - - -
Edward Grady Perry
V8.
rioo Ryland Perry.
Libel for Divorce.
GEORGIA- Clarke County:
Clarke Superior Court. October
Term, 1923. „ ,
To Cleo Ryland Perry, Greet
By the order of the Court you
are required to be and appear at
the Superior Court of said county
on the 3rd Monday, In October
next, to answer petitneners cem-
plaint, as In default thereof, the
Court shall proceed as Justice shall
P /n'witness the Honorable Blan
ton Fortson, Judge of the said
a,; pari nr court. Clarke
County. Georgia.
Auk. 31, Sept. 14-28, Oct. 5.
corporation which was granted _
President) in* the namd iof the cor- 394 j n
poration in duo time to secure the -
rcnownl of said charter before the
•xUmthm • of the term of the
theretofore granted said
name of the company to the Sup-, Frank Poss, Little Bear Creek, and
«'rtor*fcflTt-uf- Ciarkr Ctnmtr-fkm^hn'-B.Gwnble, lyfnjr otxmt ww
a renewal of the chytcr of, the,„n e npr Di iof Bogart and being 0
company-for-aa.. additions! period] or tha Peter Damron fcoL)
of twenty yearn from the expira-| p j gc0 . b e j nf the same.property as
Aon of th* prosen* charter of the. t h at <; 6nvs*«di4a Jhch P. Jofckson
anted on |f t Hodgson, as administra-
* jDamroB, deceased, by
‘recant ili Book 3, Folio
tha CleHdhlofiMj of the
Superior Court of Clarke County,
Georgia, In March, 1907. and wfi-
txisM* T.iiiciy-xive arid "93-100
(96.93) acres,, more or ledi. ’
Tha above described tract of
paying principal, interest'and all
coat of laid .ale, IncludiqK Attor
ney’# foe# of -ted (10 per cent)
per cent, and balance if any aftar
■aid Indebtedneat ha. been lettled
will be paid to the heir# at law of
•aid Thoma# Jarrell, who la now
daceaaed.
This 29th day of September,
1023.
WTH. HARRIS,
Oct. 5-12-111-26, Nov. 2.
ncwal of said charter, the same be
amended so aa to authorise an in
crease in the capital stock of the
contention to an amount not ex
ceeding Four Hundred Thousand
($400,000.00) Dollars, said capital
stuck to be increased front time to
time by a majority vote of the
voting stock of said corporation
up to the maximum amount here
inbefore stated. Said increased
capital stock to be common and
preferred, cither or both, and ini
such proportions as tha majority . . .
of the voting stock of said cqw- ,a **0j> Billion 8tona
puny may fix and determine.
Athens Manufacturinu Company,
do certify that tho foregoing la a
true abstract from the minutes oi
said corporation, showing a reso
lution which- was. .unanimously
Alta. Fiorina Martin. Stons
Libel for Divorce,
OKOIKHA-*1arlt<> countyt
Clarko Superior' Court, October
term, IMS.
To Alta Fiorina Martin Stone:
0 reeling.
By order of tha court, your are
Uni
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COUNTY TAX LEVY-1923
Upon' motion It wax ordered by the Board of Commiaaionern of
Rouds and Revenues for Clarke County, Georgia, that the following
tax levy be mide far the year, 1023. One Hundrod and Sixty (160%)
per cent, on State Levy. Eight mills or 08.00 on each $1,000.00.
tit was further ordered by the Board that the following levies be
made on State leV> for the year 1023, and that the same be collected
by the Tax Collector for the following County purposes, to-wit:
'’County levy, eight mills or 08.00 on each $1,000.00 of .county taxable
nfonertv values.. *
itednsai 62% on State Levy .. . .$49,812.17
Kings 2% on State Levy 1,896.62
qridges .....) 2% on Stale Levy 1,896.62
Qnken Salaries sad Fees .. 11% on 8tats Levy 10,431.42
Bounty Executive Officers
'’Salaries and Fees ...... 0% on State Levy ., ,. .. 8,534.80
Bailiff, 1% on State Levy 048.31
Non Resident Witnesses «nd > .
IjExtrm Service 2% on State Levy 1,896.62
Maintenance Expense Court
HHouse 6% on State Levy 5,689,87
Jurors f_i.. . w ,. 6% on State Levy 5,680.87
Poor .; j. .. w .. .. .. .. 7% on State Levy 6,638.18
Quarantine and Sanitation 12% on 8tate Levy .. .. ,. 11/179.73
Lawful Charges .. .. ,. .. 10% on State Levy 9,483.11
Hoads .. ' ‘ 40% on State Levy .. .. .. 37,932.44
M
160% $151,729.76
JTotal State and County Levy Thirteen mills or $13.00 on each
B 31,000.00 on Couhtjr assessed valuations. Total assessed taxable values, tn tck for market and is adding aa.
r tut shown by digest $18^66^20.00. • Upon motion, it is further or- Oaragu. to Ms crop. •
#•<1 by the Board that any surplus raised by any of the shove levies,
Kpccassary be spplied to any lawful charges against the county.
The County Board of Education having recommended to this Board
that a local tax of Four and one-quarter (414) mills or $4.25 on each
$1,000.00 on all taxable property within the county of Clarke without
the incorporate limits of the City of Athens, be levied to supplement
the public school fund in accordance with Section 2 of the Acts of the
General Assembly of 1005 snd acts amendatory thereof; It is there
fore or,lend by the said Board of Commissioners, in pursuance of said
recommendation and in pursuance of an election held and carriedl
under the section above referred to, that a tax of 414 mills or $4-25
on each $1,000.00 on ail taxable property of the county qf Clarke
lying withuiit'ihe incorporate limits of the City of Athens be and thei
■ ■ oby levied, and that tho same be collected by tho Tax Col
lector of said County 1
Clerk, Board of C
County, Geor,
Sept. 21-28, Oct. 0-12
confermity with the law,
; J, M. HODGSON,
Chairman Pro Tam.
TATE WRIGHT,
Around Athens
With Cal T. Larry Gantt
Severn! former* etimplaln that
they had their cotton clear of boll
weevils by the pmllteot u«e jjl
poison, but lately great swarms or
weevils from farms on which nr
is,Ison wns used came UP"" *J» lr
crop nnd threatened to destroy It
They come In swarms like bees, n
Is sugegsted. that o law be ennqt-
ed placing a,tax of .16 per acre on
cotton plnntqd In Georgja and no
noleon used. Such efarmers can
not hope to make n crop and only
mlse boll weevils to deetroy their
neighbors* crops.
Our coffee manufacturer* *ar
thnt the price of the berry contin
ue* to advance in price. They
nay 880 per cent of the coffee come*
from Brazil, and which government
backs grower* In holding their
crop nnd thu* tore* up the price
Why cannot otjr Republic do a*
much for their farmer*, when th*
price of greai MTlctjlluriM product*
care lowi
Mr. Ingram, who has a fine
farm near Junior Station, lay* he
hns the best cotton crop' th* years
nnd very ttw 1 vletfvlle. 1 If we Have
ten-days at dry weather farmart
witl down-tho,wf«vll.. Don’t atop
polsonlps heonuye It; .ralna,
letfJM'O 1
Now
is the crlticgLUnje wlQiicotton,
The |ndje»,of.pcoi>ee, ate,work
ing on « cbeOei ^ctbry hnd It It
decided that one will be establish
ed Irt WAtklrfiVlH*. Twb commit
tite* from cr.r* r.t !“d*cs 55;
one of mon, vUlted Lexington and
were *o Well plea*od\wlth tho op
eration th- ***»•**♦ f*cto$ry thnl
they wfU build one. . It la hoped
thnt every lady who hao one or
more milk cow* will take stock In
the enterprl*e.
Mr. J. A. Darwin **y* «ome fif
teen year* ngo the farmer* o*
Shelby county, North Carolina,
began on a *mnll scale to buy
blooded cattle, mostly Jarsey*, and
so into the 1*Jry bualne* If you
visit that couisty today you will
find It dotted with fine paaturer
nnd herd* of blooded cattle and
handsome homes and barns. Far
mer* have grown rich from ~mllk
and butter, and at the same time
greatly improved their land*. They
\hnve large creameries at central
points to which the milk Is seat
by trucks and farmers can gat a
chsck for their milk any time they
■«*k for It, Mr. Darwin says th*
county tributary to Athena 1*
equally a* well adapted to cattle
raising and dairying as Shelby
They cannot supply tha demand for
dairy |(Toducts. ,
A gentleman who has made n
study of 4h* poultry business
tell* us that from 1,000 hens, prop
erly fed nnd cared for you can
count on a net profit of $1,500 an*
In cases even larger returns. • By
next year we expect to eee th*
poultry bualnea* in the countlei
aroundAthens assume great Im
portance. Just now Ocnoee la load
ing the vdp.
There la e fsv requiring
physicians and mid wives to report
nil births. We notice that several
grand Juries are calling attention
to neglect In observing this law.
It Is not generally known, but It
!s a violation not To comply.
Mr. Henry Comer, of the King*
Hodgson Co, has unquestionably
the best eqqipped dairy nnd crack
farm In thle section. It ia located
on Broad river, above Skull Shoals
He has 100 head of fine Jersey
cows, and dp*s his milking with a
machine. He grows alt manner cl
in m
FOR ^CASTORIA”
Prepared Especially for Infants
and Children of All Ages
Mother! Fletcher's Castor!* has
been in use for over 30 veer*
institute
a pleasant, harmless substitute for
Castor Oil. Paregoric, Teething
Drops and Soothing Syrup*. Con
tains no narcotics. Proven direc
tions are on each package. Phy
sicians everywhere recommend it.
The genuine bears signatory of
died. There are a fow chestnut
rails left, for they never decay
and it Is said the wasps carry
them oft In fragments to build
Dealer
CITIZENS PHARMACY
COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL
WORK
School teachers should give the
same advice to children who have
coughs as did this Florid* teacher.
*‘I recommended FOLEY'S HONEY
AND,TAR to the children In my
school who had the 'flu' ani* good
results came whenever it was
•ised," writes Mrs. L. Armstrong.
Okeechobee, Florida. Foley’s Hon
ey and Tar contains no opiates. In
gredients printed on the wrapper.
QUIckly relieves colds, coughs and
croup.—(Advertisement.)
nests. We saw. .In Spartanburg
county, 8. C... sound chestnut rails
in use that werp’known to be 136
years old *
One of oUr leading and most
progressive business men told the
writer the other day that he tried
to secure for Athens an Important
manufacturing plant, conrolled by
Now York capiallsts, but when
they heard Georgia mentioned they
replied that they would not invest
money In that Btate It seems that
we have had too much political
strip; and diisention and capital
is afraid to Invest money in any
state they are lead to believe Is
dominated by politicians
Mr. Pinson of near Baldwin,
brings a load of truck to our curb
market, consisting of apples vege-
tabes. etc. Athens once controlled
the trade^of that section and now
that we are connected with it by
good roads we can recover it.
Secretary Carroll says ho / has
not abandoned the Idea of Athens
having a fair this fall but has nbf
as yet found a building for holding
it. Ho may secure tho basement of
tho court house, or (hold it In the
square on Broad street used for
curb market purposes.
Take a Trip to Stone
Mountain or T|allul|.b .
HIRE X FORD CAR
It Costs So Little
Phone 661 for Prices
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We are glad to rea partial of
young .people, and old ones, too,
being made up from out In the
country and neighboring towna to
motor to Athea, and attend the
morlee. The past weak we met
oerflee from Oglethorpe, Madison
and Oconee who hid come In fore*
to see the fine pictures exhibited
daily at the Palace and Strand.
Manager Oldley is doing a splendid
work for Athens In securing such
drawing attractions for onr city.
Oar neighbors can not spend a
more delightful and profitable time
i than to motor to Athens and aaa
the pictures prdsented at our mov-
Roads and Bcrenue, for Clarke Ing picture theatres.
- . - _.r { An Qconqa tidy fcrotisbt to our
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I T’S a long way from the crude oil wells to
the cities and cross-roads in Georgia. Crude
must be transported from the wells to refin
eries, there converted into, finished products.
These finished pro.ducts ar e then shipped by
freight to the various tank distributing stations.
Then comes thdjpi’oMeriif<df idistributing.;//
f iflftflo ]*l r ou; )i i-iiifiaJI
• This Company endeavors to maintain at all
times a deli very! service by which its high-grade
products can be obtained, not only when, but
where, required. ^ , ,
To maintain tliis state-wide service in Geor
gia, the Company operates about 300 tank sta
tions and service stations. Its pay-rolls in Geor
gia approximate $90,000.00 per month. The
cost of maintaining its delivery vehicles in
Georgia is about $30,000.00 per month. To ren
der even better service the Company is invest
ing in Georgia about $80,000.00 per month. *
This includes additions to the present facilities,
new tank stations and service stations, etc.
Under the present various City, State and
County License, Tax and Inspection Laws of
Georgia and the new ^Georgia Gasoline Occupa
tion Tax Law, the Company will pay about
,$125,000.00 per,month.
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