Cobb obtained the desired position in February 1905 and his appointment as " Assistant Agent " paid $ 200 per month.

* 1880 First doctor arrives, Cobb and Co services begin, Police station established

Rutherford re-organised and extended the Victorian services and although winning a monopoly on major mail contracts, he found the advancing railways fast making Cobb & Co's Victorian routes redundant.

Some economists, notably Herman Daly, John B. Cobb and Philip Lawn have asserted that a country's growth, increased goods production, and expanding services have both " costs " and " benefits "— not just the " benefits " that contribute to GDP.

Daily Cobb & Co coach services from Brisbane began the same year and river transport to the settlement became more regular.

TV23 presents a variety of TV programming for the interest of Cobb County residents, including county commission and other local government meetings, educational and informational programming on various issues and services, and Cobb Traffic Watch LIVE, which features views from Cobb DOT and Georgia DOT traffic cameras in Cobb during weekday rush hours.

Less assured than the tall, wide-shouldered man in the lead, Cobb followed alertly, a hand on his gun butt.

" Cobb was a mean-spirited man, fiercely competitive and loathed by many of his fellow professionals, but his career batting average of. 366 has yet to be bested.

Jefferson Hodgkins, the president of the Kimball and Cobb Stone company, which was also the first business to locate in the village, was the man for whom Hodgkins was named.

The president of the Kimball and Cobb Stone Quarry was Jefferson Hodgkins, the man for whom the village was named.

The secretary of the company was Frederic Cobb, the man whose name was given to Cobb Street.

After he hired Frank I. Cobb ( 1869 – 1923 ) as the editor of the New York World, the younger man resisted Pulitzer's attempts to " run the office " from his home.

Cobb ( 1979 ) drew attention to the elderly man whose waning sexual powers were insufficient to satisfy a younger wife.

Cobb waged an active campaign, having stressed that he was born in Arkansas, whereas the Missouri-born Bailey was a " northern man ".

Colonel Alabama " Bama " Cobb, one of the villains from the sequel xXx: State of the Union, as the man behind the attack on Xander Cage.

Cast members included Bill LeCornec as fictional producer Nicholson Muir ( named for the production company ); Nicholson himself as Corny Cobb ( now working as a " prop man " rather than a shopkeeper ), bandleader Jackie Davis, and Marilyn Patch as Happy Harmony ( filling in for the Princess Summerfall Winterspring role ).

Stump plans to complete Cobb's whitewashed version while the old man is still alive, guaranteeing his payment for the autobiography project, letting Cobb die happy, and then issue the hard-hitting followup after Cobb dies.

Since his head was partially shaved in the front for his role as the balding, 72 year old Cobb, the actor made light of the situation in his acceptance speech: " All a man can say at a time like this is, ' I am not really bald ,'" Jones said.

The Reverend Charles Cobb, rector of the parish, volunteered to swim to the boat in an attempt to save the last man.

While exploring, she meets Sebastian Cobb, the man who designed Lanley's monorail for North Haverbrook.

Former boxer Randall " Tex " Cobb made a cameo in two of Shadyac's movies, Cobb played the " gruff man " in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective and he made another cameo in Liar Liar as the bald man who offers Fletcher his jacket back in the opening scene.

Part-time sheriff Johnny Cobb ( James Stewart ) decides to avenge the death of a young man against gunmen led by Bob Larkin ( Henry Fonda ).

But the legend of Cobb as a Southern white Protestant who despised blacks, Catholics and anyone who wasn't like him was fanned by sportswriter Al Stump, his first biographer, whose veracity has been called into question.

Under the leadership of Dr. David Amoss of Cobb in Caldwell County, a vigilante force called the Night Riders was formed to combat the Duke monopoly.

Cobb himself called Wagner " maybe the greatest star ever to take the diamond.

In preparation for the 1952 elections, Martin traveled to Hot Springs, Arkansas, for a regional Republican meeting called by state party chairman Osro Cobb, a former member of the Arkansas House of Representatives, to unveil a potential strategy to make the GOP competitive in the American South.

Ty Cobb, Pete Rose, Tony Gwynn, and Ichiro Suzuki are examples of contact hitters ; of these, Rose and Suzuki might be called slap hitters.

In his memoirs, Cobb recalls that Rogers called him to discuss the possibility of violence.

Tigers manager Hughie Jennings called Somers and told him he was offering the trade because Cobb was not getting along with several teammates.

In 1926, Risberg was called to testify about a 1919 gambling scandal involving Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker.

Cobb gave the band a song he had written called " Sweet Young Thing ", which was recorded and released in December 1966 on Tower Records, which featured the group's cover of Bob Dylan's " It's All Over Now, Baby Blue " as the B-side.

In his book My Life in Baseball, Ty Cobb wrote about ballplaying in Georgia around 1898: " At eleven and twelve, I liked to play cow-pasture baseball — what we called town ball.

He also showed an ability to stand firm against the toughest players in defense of the rules ; on September 11, 1912, he called Ty Cobb out for stepping across home plate while batting, after Cobb had hit an RBI triple on the third pitch of an intentional walk.

In the second part of the book, J. L. White undertook to correct his father's " errors in harmony ," as he called them, by altering the notes in other parts as well -- resulting, as Buell E. Cobb ( see reference below ) has maintained, in parts that were frequently monotonous and uninteresting to sing.

Coincidentally, he also played a character called " the Maestro " ( real name: Bob Cobb ) on two episodes of Seinfeld.

In a letter to Howell Cobb in 1849 he stated that a Southern Confederacy would not be enough — because a Confederacy might itself eventually be become divided into northern and southern regions as slavery waned in some of the states — and called for a Southern " consolidated Republic " that " will put slavery under the control of those most interested in it.

* Roswell Road ( Marietta, Georgia ), in Cobb County, ( called Roswell Street west of U. S. 41 to town square ) is Georgia 120

( This was later called the Cobb Divinity School ).

The town was originally called Martintown, and grew out of a Cobb and Co staging post at Rocky Creek.

This was briefly called West Cobb Parkway ( which created potential confusion with Cobb Parkway ).

The highway becomes Cumberland Parkway at South Cobb Drive, and continues roughly northeast toward Atlanta Road ( the original U. S. 41 ; called Marietta Boulevard nearby in Atlanta ).