Sheriff Sale Notices from Thomas County Ga 1920
A long batch of sheriff sale and legal notices from Thomas County Georgia detailing executions by the City Court of Thomasville and other authorities against various property including a one ton Ford truck and land parcels in Pavo and surrounding areas. W. A. Rehberg signs as sheriff with dates in November December 1920 and mentions foreclosures and court actions.
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Gieorgia
Twomis
Upchurch Brothers Aig
Thamasville
Tochurch Brothers
J.B. G. Wagon
W. A. Rehberg
Thomas County
Pavo
C. T. Mills Gibson
T. Mills
J. G and
B. F. Massey
Co. T. Mills
Thomasville
Petersburg
Luggage Co
Mills
Phi
W. H. Rehberg
Borgla
Court House
C. T
Ls Berry ‘Wilson
Tnso
Thomas Ays
Georgia
Sail
Toneélot
Forsyth Street
A. J
Stanaland
R. J. Murch
Thomas
County
Brooks
Clayton Mitchell Company Petition for Dissolution Hearing
Petition seeks dissolution of Clayton Mitchell Company by charter surrender and corporate dissolution in Georgia. It requests a vacation hearing at Thomasville Court House, publication of petition and order in Times-Enterprise, and filing with the Clerk of the Superior Court. The appearance by secretary W H Clayton affirms petition facts under oath.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Superior Court
Said County
Clayton-Mitchell Company
State of Georgia
Thomasville
Clayton-Mitchell, Company
H. J. MacIntyre
Thomas
W. H. Clayton
Clayton Mitchell Company
Arepatiehe
Oldag
Court House
Times-Enterprise
W. B. Thomas
Judge Superior Court
Notice for Bids for County Depository in Thomas County
County Commissioners of Roads and Revenues of Thomas County invite bids from chartered banks to serve as County Depository for two years. The award goes to the bank offering the highest monthly balance interest and providing a bond in the amount previously set by the county treasurer, bonded to the county and conditioned as before. S. L. Heald, Clerk, November meeting.
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Georgia
Thomas County
County Commissioners of Roads
Thomas Counoan
Notice of separation in Georgia case
Thomas County notice states that Willie Anthony Stephenson has left the home and refused to return. ASA J Stephenson declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Willie Anthony Stephenson
Asa, J. Stephenson
Bank of Pavo shows solid condition in 1920 report
State of Georgia Thomas County bank statement for the Bank of Pavo dated September 21 1920 lists total assets 304492.69 dollars with capital stock 33100 dollars surplus 10000 dollars undivided profits 26883.17 and 304492.69 total liabilities including deposits 217000 plus time certificates 93690.47 and bills payable 55000. Cashier Hugh C Ford sworn before Notary J J Foreman Sept 29 1920 confirms accuracy of books.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Hugh C. Ford
Bank of Pavo
Borale Cin Lee Spr & Law
J. J. Foreman
State of Georgia
Bank of Pavo Closes Doors Amid Farm Credit Struggles
The Bank of Pavo suspended operations yesterday due to failed loan realizations and weak money markets. Officials say the closure is voluntary and temporary with plans to reopen once adjustments allow rediscounting. President J. Frank Harris and Cashier H. C. Ford lead the institution, known as conservative and well managed in the county. The bank’s September 21 statement details its condition.
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Bank of Pavo
J. Frank Harris
H. C. Ford
Barron Pastor Schedules Sunday Services and Classes
E Barron pastor conducts services Sundays at 12 noon and 7 30 pm with Sunday school at 10 am led by Lee Bond. Bible classes run 10 am with Rev Z E Barron and Miss Agnes Owens teaching. Junior and Senior BYPUs meet 3 30 pm and 7 pm led by Mildred Bradshaw and Claudie Richardson, followed by an 8 pm prayer service. Georgia time.
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Lee Bond
Young Men's
Z. E. Barron
Young Ladies
Agnes Owens
Mildred Bradshaw
Claudie Richardson
Wellner
Georgia
Prohibition Act Extends To American Vessels
Washington reports that the national prohibition act applies to American ships in all waters. Commissioner Williams cites Acting Attorney General Frierson in ruling vessels and on board persons are governed by U.S. law wherever the ship may sail. The ruling covers floor taxes on distilled spirits held for sale on ships as well.
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Washington, D. C
High Seas
Williams
The
Internal Revenue
Wilams
Frierson
Internal Revenue Agents
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Congress
Boost Your Town Spirit Grips Atlanta Civics
Atlanta readers are urged to unite for local and regional progress under a slogan encouraging boosters to support their town state and section. The piece praises enthusiastic civic leaders who believe in their city’s potential and warns against cynics who hinder community efforts.
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Atlanta
South
Men Who Travel on Their Face Transcript Boast
A shoe clerk proclaims he never forgets a face after fitting shoes, claiming strong memory of customers. The remark appears in a Bog on transcript, highlighting sales confidence and customer recall.
Yates Buick Recovered Near Magnolia Road
The J. W. L. Yates Buick was found Monday afternoon in a side road near the Magnolia road by the old Chambers place, empty of occupants. Detectives traced the car from Miccosukee toward Thomasville, with five tires stolen from the Buick garage the night before. Sheriff Rehberg arrested a negro linked to sightings, while officers continue to investigate and expect rapid developments.
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J. W. L. Yates
Magnolia Road
Old Chambers Place
Tallahassee
Leon County
Florida
Thomasville
Miccosukee
Milton and
Doss
Rehberg
Buick
Galveston Now Exporting Wheat to Europe in Large Volumes
Galveston Texas reports exporting over 6 million bushels of middle western wheat monthly to Europe. For four months ending Oct 31 exports totaled 25,706,400 bushels, up from 8,802,780 in 1919, with receipts about 23,500,000 bushels. Rail equipment shortages in the East drive grain movement to this port, reversing the prior Atlantic seaboard route.
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Galveston
Tex
Europe
Galveston Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade
Middle-West
Atlantic Seaboard
State must show cause for holding defendants in Sheppard murder case
Macon Ga December 8 The state faced a bail hearing fight as Judge Mathews allowed Mrs Iane Henry and Ernest Hopson to amend their petitions to require the state to show cause why they should not be discharged or freed on bail The amended petition resembles a writ of habeas corpus Solicitor General Garrett led the prosecution and opposed bail while affidavits would be presented The case also involves Dr F E K Elmer husband of Mrs Elmer and former wife of Shepard who arrived seeking a court modification His motion was denied Mrs Elmer's bail hearing is set for Tuesday No action has been taken toward Mrs Annie Cutts release Eldridge Cutts husband of Mrs Cutts met with other attorneys today
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Thomas County
A. J. Orme
Mary H. Randall
Georgia
A. Lee
Katherine Brooks
Thomas Court of Ordinary
Chambers
Addie Whidden
Robert F. Whidden
Sale County
WM. M. Jones
Jas. M. Jones
Sarah Ann Daniel
T. .A. Couch
C. H. Ferguson
J. C. Beverly
Dekle
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Thomasville
Boston
Mrs. Dekle
Noah Brook
Widow Brown
Mr. Brown
Neel
Boston and Tallahassee
Dr. Ferguson
Mr. Couch
Couch, Ferguson
Mollie Smit
Mollie Smith
Patterson
Mile
Xing
Mr. Crocker
Crocker
Crockrs
Macon
Mathews
Bibb County
Garrett
F. EK. Elmer
Wsacksonville
Fla
Elmer
Shepard
Annie Cutts
Fitzgerald
Eldridge Cutts
Hebe Goddess of Youth and Spring on Olympus
Hebe, daughter of Zeus and Hera, personified eternal youth and spring. She served as cupbearer to the gods on Olympus until replaced by Ganymede after his deification.
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Hebe
Ganymede
Cupbeatro
Olympus
Zeus
Hera
Herentos
UK leads Europe in grain imports for October totals
Britain tops European countries in October grain imports with 1,400,700 bushels, followed by Italy 976,700, Belgium 908,000 and France 60,000. Shipment of 1,404,019 bushels from the port to Gibraltar was rerouted to Czecho Slovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania, Greece, Turkey, and other smaller European states.
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Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
France
Gibraltar
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Rumania
Greece
Turkey
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J. B. Watkins
Vem
M. Jones
Hrantes I. Reagan
said @agan
Ordinary
Frances Wright
Thomas Wright
Tabitha M
Cheshire
Mamie O. Cheshire
Georgia State
S. L. Heald
Hunt
R. Thomas
Adv
the Bank OF Pavo
Seabee
Ead
Ank Sete
Optometrist
Thomasville, Georgia
Boston Baptist Church
E. Barron
YATES
J. N. Donaldson
Merrill
Ville’ Ga
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