31 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
1
Local readers review war talk and political races as Hansell county debate unfolds. The paper cites Thomas County Senatorial races, local candidates and the upcoming governor contest, noting community divisions and voter caution. A medical note warns on canine rabies in Seattle and urges responsible pet ownership and animal registration.
The article discusses the dog days of summer, rabies concerns, and public officials enacting muzzling rules for dogs. It notes the Roman term dies caniculares linked to Sirius and explains modern fears that dogs go mad, urging humane care and water for animals rather than panic.
In Atlanta on July 30 solicitors general across Georgia will keep earning their fees as the legislature nears its end. The House defeated a bill to place them on salaries despite strong advocacy. Stalemate between House and Senate persists as both chambers clash over progressing bills. The House moves to advance eighteen top measures as special orders to prevent sidetracking.
We have had our gins completely overhauled and will appreciate your patronage. Mr. Glaussier will again be in and arena 1b Uual Bo. FARMERS GIN COMPANY, Evans & Son, Mgrs.
The column notes preaching at Boldsprings last Sunday and Owens preaching at Singletary school house on August 16. It lists Miss Mattie Sarrett visiting Miss Ira McMillan and many local residents visiting Thomasville, Boston, Ochlocknese, and Barnett's Creek during the week.
John R. Silliman, the President’s envoy in Mexico, reports Carranza will soon issue a statement on Garbajal’s request for federal safety guarantees. Constitutionalists say Carranza will demand unconditional surrender while promising not to threaten lives or property. The Brazilian minister also warns of unrest amid uncertainty over Carranza’s intentions.
The Canal survey noted fifty vessels applying for measurement under canal rules with thirty certificates granted. Passing through will cost large steamships over ten thousand dollars, freighters about five thousand, and auxiliary motors under eighty dollars. Fees ignore displacement tonnage and cargo.
Thomasville trained colt Lee Axworthy by Guy Axworthy won the Fasig 8000 dollar stake for three year olds at Cleveland, posting two 2:08 heats the fastest for a three year old in July. Pastime Stables owners Haskell Deverex Hillis and Harvey praise Thomasville climate and trainer Billie Andrews for development. Dock Tanner praised as top trainer. locals hope for crossover tips next season.
Two Thomasville homes were burglarized Tuesday night. Thieves entered the Pringle residence on North Broad Street and took about three dollars from trousers pockets. They also entered D R Pringle Cooper’s home on Dawson Street stealing money and an open face gold watch.
A testimonial from T. A. Neall of Roanoke Texas praising Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. It claims the product cured pain in stomach liver and intestinal ailments and restored appetite sleep and health, urging readers to obtain the remedy from druggists or by mail for a free booklet.
Mrs Marcus Barwick and her daughter Francis of South Florida spent last week with relatives in Sunny Hill Florida. Miss Wash Singletary of Grady county visited her sister Mrs G B Singletary. Ila McMillan of the Sundry community stayed with relatives at Riverside. Mrs J T Stewart and Httleson W 8 visited Boston. Miss Mattie Sarrett spent the weekend with relatives in Sundry. Mrs M B Futch and Mrs Dekle and children Lila and Josie of Woodland visited here. Mr and Mrs A Stewart spent Sunday in Bold Spring. Mrs J A Sarrett and daughter Bettie and son Paul visited Hansell rotation. Mr and Mrs B L Hudson welcomed a baby girl Monday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wooten announced a girl Tuesday. Florence Jackson of Bacon ton visited brother W L Pendergast last week. Many citizens attended Bold Springs services Sunday. F Pes Lindsay and family extended visit to relatives in North Carolina.
Mrs J B Whittaker of McDuff Virginia says Black-Draught relieved her family’s sick headaches and stomach trouble after a decade of illness. The vegetable remedy aids digestion and regularity, has 70 years of use, and is sold by druggists for 25 cents per package.
An advertisement urges farmers to secure loans in summer for prompt service and cheap life insurance. It claims unlimited lending on well-improved farms with low rates from Barrow Loan and Abstract Co., Pelham, Georgia.
Senator Hoker Smith says he cannot tour Georgia for a personal canvass due to pending legislation affecting farmers. He cites trust law reforms, a bill exempting farm groups from the Sherman act to coordinate prices, a cotton futures bill to shield planters from exchange practices, and rural credit measures.
In Atlanta July 30 real estate men report a rising trend as many society families sell homes to live in hotels or apartment houses with attached restaurants. They can dance from morning to midnight without servant or grocery concerns, while fathers supply the money and wives gain leisure.
The record notes Senator Smith argues for prioritizing local constituents over political speeches, asserting a greater duty to protect his state’s interests in the Senate as the bill to aid farmers seeks congressional consideration.
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