Thomasville Times Enterprise Humorous Noises and Local Notes
Local newspaper column features wry quips and observations about life in Thomasville. Jokes touch on cars, manners, churches, Prohibition raids, insurance, and real estate. Florida rails and the Seaboard line receive light commentary as readers eye regional trends.
Promptly Pay Bills and Credit Abuse Warning
August 1 marks a firm day to settle debts as credit abuse grows. Many buy on credit and delay payment, harming trust and the merchant’s finances. Pay promptly to protect reputation and future access to credit. avoid using borrowed money for nonessential needs.
Peculiar Sip Save in Savannah Reveals Bootleg Truth
In Savannah a man nearly died after a bootleg bottle slipped and broke as he drank. The piece uses facetious humor to warn that a lethal substance can come in various grades and prices, with Florida bootleggers noted in the tale.
Library association artwork museum gains in Thomasville
The Thomasville Library Association and Museum name reflects an effort to merge a museum with the library. Donors like Captain Triplett contributed items, but many relics remain un donated, awaiting public gifts to enrich the collection for future generations. The piece urges local support and notes education funding gaps and Pershing’s stance on Tacna Arica.
Thomas County land sale notices in 1925 Georgia ads
Georgia public sale notices list two separate deeds to secure debt. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co and Cherokee Saw Mill Company appear inThomas County advertising the first Tuesday in August 1925 for cash, with parcels described including land lots 823 and 54 and a 5.23 acre tract. Proceeds to satisfy principal and interest, with deeds conveying to purchasers.
Linton property to be sold under deed to secure debt
By power of sale in a 1918 deed Lula J. Linton’s land in Thomas County Georgia is offered at public auction on the first Tuesday in August 1925 to satisfy a $2,772.85 principal plus interest and costs. The parcels total about 103 1/8 acres in the 138th district with locations described, and proceeds go to the debt holder Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Lina
John F. Headley
Charles T. Headley
Superior Court
Thomasville
Thomas
State of
T. L. Bradshaw
Warrick
J. P. Cooper
J. C. Adams
Sarah H. Headley
Eee
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. CO
Cherokee Saw Mill Company
Commercial Bank
Court House
Said
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway Company
J. D. McLoughlin
J. L. Philips & Company
Florida Central Railroad Company
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company
Susie Way
Ward
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railway Company
Cherokee Saw Mall Co
Cherokee Law Mix Company
J. W. Horne
Lula J. Linton
Touraine Station
R. C. Linton
Lee Duren
Jesse Brown
Anna C. Barnes
T. 3
Singletary
Laney McGhee
Jease Brown
Hillary G. Gaston
Dellara
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins
Property to be sold under security deed in Thomasville court
By security deed dated December 24 1915 P A Duhart mortgaged property in Thomasville Georgia to A H Cooke. The court sale will occur the first Tuesday in August 1925 at the courthouse door to satisfy the debt with the land described as block 8 lot near Stevens and Madison streets. Proceeds to pay the debt. remainder to P A Duhart.
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Georgia
Thomas County
P. A Duhart
A. H. 8. Cooke
A. H. S. Cooke
Court House
Thomasville
Aheriffia
Thomas Canturgia
Stevena Street
Walcott Street
Madison Street
Tom Wright
Stevene Street
Public sale of Chason land to satisfy secured debts
Ola R. Mallette will conduct a public outcry sale of R. H. Chason's lot 256 in Thomas County Georgia to satisfy two deeds securing notes. The sale occurs at the courthouse during legal hours, with proceeds to pay principal of 1006 dollars and 1000 dollars plus eight percent interest, costs, and any remainder to Chason.
Public sale notice of Thomasville real estate mortgage default
Under power of sale in a security deed dated February 12 1921 from H J Myrick to H B Nash assigned to C A Cochran and W B Cochran the Thomasville Georgia property at 409 Remington Avenue will be sold to satisfy a 3000 note with 8 percent interest. Proceeds apply to debt and costs with balance to Myrick. Also sheriff sale of Louise and Tom Roan property on Spair Street in Thomasville to satisfy a city court fifa in Anthony Burns v Louise and Tom Roan.
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Georgia
Thomas County
H. J. Myrick
H. B. Nash
C. A. Cochran
W. B. Cochran
Superior Court
Court House
Thomasville
Remington Avenue
Bascom Fuller
E. O. Thompson
J. W. Cochran & Sona
Co. A. Cochran
Anna Johnson
Spair Street
Louise
Tom Roan
Anthony Burns
Gordon BD. Davis
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