Petition for Dissolution of Charter Thomasville Elevator Co
Petition to dissolve the charter and franchise of Thomasville Elevator Company under Georgia law. Stockholders meeting Oct 17 1925 approved dissolution by more than two thirds. Hearing set for Dec 31 1925 at Thomasville courthouse. Publication order issued in Times-Enterprise. Judge W E Thomas presiding.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Said County
Thomasville Elevator Company
Superior Court
Ereof
Thomasville
Thomasville Elevator CO
H. J. Macintyre
Chambers
Times-Enterprise
W. E. Thomas
Scott Dunn Company seeks charter for general construction firm
W F Scott of Thomas County and H L Duan of Muscogee County petition Georgia Superior Court to incorporate as Scott Dunn Company for twenty years with renewal. Principal office in Thomasville with possible branches, capital stock $25,000 up to $100,000, stock paid in part, business to include railroads highways bridges sewer work and related construction for municipalities states and counties. They seek corporate powers, real estate, bonds, mortgage security, amendments to charter, wind up by two thirds stock vote, and usual corporate privileges. D Roy Hay attorney. December 8 1925.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Said County
W. F. Scott
H. L. Duan
Muscogee County
Scott-Dunn Company
Thomasville
D. Roy Hay
J. Mamie Merrill
Mamie Merrill
Superior Court
Notice of sale of court house picket fence at Thomasville
Notice is given that on Dec. Sth at 11 a m at the Court House the picket fence around the court house at Thomasville Ga will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. Sale subject to approval and confirmation by the County Commissioners on December 8 1925. J A Chastain Chairman Building Committee of the Board.
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Court House
Thomasville
County Commissionera
J. A. Chastain
Summer Hill Community News Highlights
Thelma Knight remains able to be out with friends cheering her recovery. Jessie and Lottie Miller are reported sick. Cane grinding at Levick Vann home delighted all. Dock English returned from Florida visiting his daughter. Alonzo Miller recovered from two weeks illness. A T Vann visited aunt Mrs H G Miller last week. Mrs Richard English spent Saturday in Thomasville with her grandsons. Dollar and son of Thomasville called Sunday afternoon. Walter Stephenson and J B Miller families hosted guests last Tuesday. T L Lamon spent part of the morning in the community yesterday. Friends of Fred and Agnie Clark celebrate their wellbeing.
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Summer Hill
Thelma Knight
Jessie
Lottie Miller
Levick Vann
Dock English
Florida
Alonzo Miller
A. T. Vann
H. G. Miller
Richard English
Thomasville
Mr. Dollar
Walter Stephenson
J. B. Miller
T. L. Lamon
Morng
Phosphorescence in Gulf Waters Captured on Navy Patrol
Washington reports on the National Geographic Society bulletin describing sea phosphorescence observed by the Navy tender Patoka in the Gulf of Mexico. The glow stems from oxidizing particles of plankton and other organisms, not free phosphorus, and varies from milky white to blue, red, or green.
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Washington, D. C
Patoka
Gulf of Mexico
National Geographic Society
Far East
Gulf of Aden
Coleridge
Co-eds Adopt Men’s Hose as Ankle Protection Fad
Bloomington report from Indiaana University notes coeds wearing men's hose over silk hosiery to shield ankles from autumn winds. The trend spread campus wide and depleted local cotton stock, as hose reach mid calf, threatening to replace galoshes in mild cold weather.
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Bloomington
Indiaana University
Georgia's Allotment of World War Trophies
Atlanta announces Georgia’s allocation of German World War trophies now ready for delivery. Governor Clifford M. Walker reports final Washington arrangements for immediate distribution to Georgia towns on request. W. A. Sirmin of the American Legion to supervise statewide handling. Trophies include 64 field pieces guns and sabers helmets canteens and similar items.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Clifford M. Walker
Washington
Walker
W. A. Sirmin
American Legion
Origin of Petroleum Theories in Geological Context
The origin of petroleum is debated with theories of deep burial plant and animal matter transforming into oil within sedimentary rocks. Some propose surface decay and fermentation also form oil contemporaneously with preserved rocks. A fringe idea mentions petroleum arising from the action of heat on buried metallic carbides.
Better After Confinement Room Visit Noted
Fragment describes a brief social call to Mr. and Mrs. John Hatcher last Wednesday morning with mentions of miumps and confinement.
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Walter Stephenson
John Hatcher
Moravians Start in Georgia and Move to Pennsylvania
In 1785 Moravians from Bohemia settled near Savannah Georgia under patronage of Count Zinzendorf. They grew mission work among Georgia Indians and founded Spring Place in Murray County. Pressure from other colonies led to a 1738 exodus to Pennsylvania where Bethlehem and Nazareth were established, as they refused armed service.
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Bohemia
Georgia
Savannah
America
Zinseldorf
Church of the Apostles
Count Zinzendorff
Blue Ridge Mountains
Spring Place
Murray County
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Artificial Pearls From Dish Scales Debut
Artificial pearls now produced from dish scales nearly indistinguishable from real jewels. A ring scales sit in a bottle as a secret chemical solution is poured over them to form the imitation gems.
Annual Meeting Notice of First National Bank
Notice for stockholders of First National Bank Thomasville Georgia to elect a board of directors and conduct other business at 3 30 p m on January 12 1926 in the directors room W S Anderson cashier provides the notice and date.
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Thomasville Ga
First National Bank
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Jacob's Chocolates
J. W. Peacock
Square Deal
E. Jackson St
Tulane
New Orleans Picayune
Huyler
Granthams
Richelieu
Thomas County Produce Exchange
R. W. McMillan
AND
Thomas County Real Estate
Seward Street
Jackson
Clay Street
Carroll Hill
Smith Avenue
the Chastain Realty CO
R. R. Chastain
Mer
Thomasville, Ga
Messrs
Fred and
Agnie Clark
Neptune
W. S. Anderson Cashier
Miss
Park Avenue
Lincoln Street
Savannah Morning News
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
Smith Insurance
Optometrists
Purina
Golden Bros. Co
Bors
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Aby Schaffner i
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