Sheriff’s Sale in Thomas County Georgia 1925 Notice
Legal advertisement covers property sold by sheriff including a 15 horsepower boiler engine, two bay mare mules named Emma and Kate, and a third mare mule. The sale is at public outcry in Thomasville during legal hours on the first Tuesday in September 1925, to satisfy an execution from City Court of Thomasville. Also includes guardian notice for sale of minor’s land for reinvestment in Thomas County, detailing ownership in districts 13, 178 and 179 with dates and court details for September 12 1925 and October 1925.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
Bame
Fritz
Emma
Kate
Gus D. Williams
Boston
J. H. Carroll
McClure Company
Gordon E. Davis
Irene McKinnon
Irene McKinnon Webb
W. E. Thoman
Superior Court of the Southern Circuit
Valdosta
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Titus
Guardian Sale of Louis McRae Property in Boston Georgia
By order of the Court of Ordinary Mrs J E Ganous guardian of Louis McRae will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in September at the courthouse door in Boston Georgia a one sixth undivided interest in a rectangle land tract. The parcel begins at the southeast corner of Jefferson and Norton streets and runs 150 feet south along Norton 130 feet east 150 feet north to Jefferson 130 feet west to start. This sale date noted as August 5 1926.
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Court of Ordinary
J. E. Ganous
Louis McRae
Court House
Said
Boston
Georgia
Jefferson and
Norton Streets
Norton Street
Jefferson Street
Land Sale by Court Order in Thomasville Georgia
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County a public sale of land will be held on the first Tuesday in September 1926 at the courthouse door in Thomasville Georgia. The parcel begins at the corner of land formerly owned by Jake McGriff on Magnolia Street and runs 50 feet along Magnolia, 110 feet back, 50 feet, and 110 feet to the starting point. August 3, 1925. CORA HENRY Administratrix of William Robinson deceased.
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Court of Ordinary
Thomas County
Court House
Said County
Jake McGriff
Magnolia Street
Said Street
Magnolia
Starting Pont
Thomasville
Georgia
Libel for divorce Eddie Lewis v Anna Lewis in Thomas County
Eddie Lewis files for divorce from Anna Lewis in the October term Superior Court of Thomas County Georgia. The petition states Anna Lewis is not a resident of the county. The case advances under libel for divorce procedures in the Georgia court system.
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Eddie Lewis
Anna Lewis
Thomas County
Peore la Superior Court
Georgia
Notice to Creditors and Heirs in Howell and Mimms Estates
A. C. Milligan administrator seeks leave to sell Z W Howell estate with Court of Ordinary action at September term 1923. Betty Ruth Mimms petitions for permanent administration on Wilce Mimms estate with creditors and kin cited to appear by August 1 1925. Both notices issued by Wm M Jones Ordinary of Thomas County Georgia.
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A. C. Milligan
Z. W. Howell
Court of Ordinary
Tils
Wm. M. Jones
Notice to Creditors for Estate of C. Smith
Jasper N. Randall applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of C. Smith. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the Ordinary's office within the legally allowed time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Dated this August 1926. Ordinary M. Jones.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Betty Ruth Mimms
Wilce Mimms
Wilce Mimma
Ae Ruth Mimms
Wilée Mimms
Jasper N. Randall
C. Smith
Jasper Randall
M. Jones
Divorce by publication between Ley Mitchell and Lula Washington Mitchell
Publication notice in Thomas Superior Court records announces Ley Mitchell's petition for divorce from Lula Washington Mitchell. Lula is nonresident and not within the state, with service by publication set for the October 1925 term, requiring her appearance to answer the complaint.
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Ley Mitchell
Lula
Lula Washington Mitchell
Thomas Superior Court
Monnday
W. BH. Thomas
Superior Court
Large French Line Boats May Leave Havre Port
Havre, Aug 1. Shipping circles fear the French Line may move its deluxe ships to Cherbourg leaving only smaller boats and barges. The United States Line reportedly offered to dock at Havre after failing to settle terms with Cherbourg, a move that could boost local trade yet create stiff competition for the French Line. The Chamber of Commerce is cited in discussions.
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Havre
Cherboug
United States
Cherbourg
Chamber of Com
Carolina Woman Aims at State Office in South Carolina
Five years after the 19th Amendment, South Carolina has not elected a woman to state office or Congress. The piece notes early female officials like Fannie C. Scott as probate judge in Greenville, and lists other women serving as county superintendents and treasurers, with women holding city posts and welfare roles.
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Union
Congress
South Carolin
South Carolina
General Assembly
Fannie C. Scott
Greenville
Greenville County
Walter M. Scott
Ms. Scott
Judge Scott
Cherbourg Plans Mielles Creek Quays for Triple Docking
Merce at Cherbourg envisions new quays at Mielles Creek to allow three of the largest vessels to dock simultaneously, enhancing harbor capacity and efficiency.
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Merce
Cherbourg
Mielles Creek
Smith Subdivision Building Lots For Sale In Boston Ga
FOR SALE Nice building lots in Smith's Subdivision on Grady St price range 350 to 500 dollars with easy terms. J. E. Smith Jr. Also advertises show window cleaning service at Wilvey's Market via Ruth Montgomery and furniture crate packing, repair, and resale by Empire Furniture Store. Jarvis B. Watkins & Co seeks second hand bath tubs and used automobile batteries. Rental notice: Two rooms with bath and kitchenette available. Call 562-J.
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Smith's
Grady St
J. E. Smith, Jr
Jarvis B. Watkins & Co
For Rent Apartments and Contact Numbers
One furnished and one unfurnished apartment for rent with modern amenities and an automobile room. Contact at 316 N. Crawford St for details. Also available 1 plomadr via J. O. Baxley at phone 496. 10-1m.
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N. Crawford St
J. O. Baxley
Yesterday's Results in American League Action
In the American League yesterday the Phillies defeated by Cleveland 3 to 4 while the Yankees beat the White Sox 7 to 4. The Red Sox routed Detroit 14 to 4 and Washington won 8 to 6 over St Louis.
Baseball scores from national and minor leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 6 New York 7 and Brooklyn 5 over St Louis 4. Chicago 19 Philadelphia 19 Pittsburg 1 Boston 2. Southern League Nashville 7 Atlanta 6. Memphis 2 New Orleans 7. Little Rock 1 Mobile 7 Chattanooga 3 Birmingham 6. Sally League Columbia 6 Augusta 19 Spartanburg 10 Knoxville 11 Greenville 1 Asheville 11 Charlotte 14 Macon 4.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Peanety Decree
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Southern League
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Atlanta Dagapssey Biheinteen Dens
Nashville
Memphis Mobile
Aeagadel Yor
Chattanooga
Little Rock Baneese
Birmingham
Eet Enentanenene
Bally League
P.C
Charlotte Wate
Ees
Spartanburg Dowalotyeie Ey
Augusta Bees Aeneneneeteneenenees
Macon Peees Naseesennersertereeny
Asheville
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Mobile
Columbia
Augusta
Knoxville
Spartanburg
Greenville
Macon
Charlotte
Rival Hockey Night Schedule Sparks City Matchups
Today's games feature Washington at St Louis Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Chicago St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Boston.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Washington
St. Loui
Tall Men of Oregon band together in Marshfield
Marshfield Oregon August 26 28 tall men six feet or more formed the Long Fellow Club No 1 to ease their woes. Goals include longer beds in hotels longer Pullman berths longer bathtubs and wider street awnings. Officers listed are Benjamin Ostlind president Wilson Kaufman vice president Earl W Murphy secretary and James Montgomery treasurer.
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Marshfield
Ore
Marshfeld
Benjamin Ostlind
Wilson Kaufman
Earl W. Murphy
James Montgomery
Scientists Trace Ancient Polynesian Race Evidence Found
Papeete Tahiti July 30 scientists study traces of a Polynesian race predating known groups. A Bishop Museum representative searches inland marae stone temples used for sacrifice. Two Marae of a distinct type appear on an uninhabited interior isle and on two isolated northern isles near Hawaii. Further work aims to determine the lost race’s character.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Bi ‘Mail
Bishop Museum of
Honolulu
Polynesia
Manure for Sale and House for Rent Notice
Ten or twelve wagon loads of well rotted cow manure for sale to fertilize gardens or roses. Phone 201. M. Sampon. Also a house for rent listed by H. Goldstein.
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M. Sampon
Macedonian Fighter Killed in Prison Escape Attempt
Serbian newspapers report the death of Angelko Nikoloff a Macedonian fighter with 20 years in the movement. He had been imprisoned for a commutation of a previous death sentence and escaped during hard labor taking a guard s rifle. After six days he was recaptured and killed in a rifle exchange.
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Skopje
Serbia
Angelko Nikoloff
Nikoloff
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W. E. Thomas
Southern Circuit
Merrill
Thomas Ounty
Cora Henry
Wm. Robinson
J. F. Singletary
Carolina
Colmbia
S. C
Abet V. Wofford
Laurens
Mary G. Ellis
Jasper County
Bessie R. Davis
Marlboro County
Eliza J. Meggs
Marion County
Ane Wilson
Clarendon County
Cote
Kirby
Boston, Ga
Wilvey's Market
J. Ruth Montgomery
Empire Furniture Store
Ace
Boston Road
Boulevard Crossing
Flist National Bank
Carter Construction Co
Jacksonville
Dothan
Lone Star
Love and
Jackson
Lawdeau & Rackiey
E. Kelly
E. Jackson St
Call
D. L. Fordham
Dunn's Garage
W. K. Burd & Son
South Georgia Farmers Fire Insurance Association of
Thomasville, Ga
Cash In Banks
Cash In Association’s of
J. Frank Pittman
Oregon
South Georgia Development Co
North Broad St
J. B. Edwards
Times-Enterprise
E. R.J
R. G. Jackson
Care Times-Enterprise
Pat Smith
H. Gold
Stein
Times Enterprise
Timesnterprise
Thomasville Times Enterprise
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