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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
3
Public outcry sale in Thomasville Georgia on the first Tuesday in June 1916 between legal hours at the court house. Tax lien against R L Redfearn owner of tract of land in Thomas County 13th district containing about 100 acres with 20 acres excluded on the south side. Levied April 4 1916 by J W Chapman L C. Sheriff W A Rehberg.
Public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the Thomaston courthouse on the first Tuesday in June 1916. The property is described as Lots 105 and 106 in Mallette's Good Luck addition Boston Ga fronting 100 feet on Bedley Avenue and 115 feet deep, recorded in Book J J Page 161. Levied to satisfy a mortgage foreclosure in favor of M E Groover against Roman Scott by J Chapman on June 1 1916.
Under a 1916 mortgage execution from the Superior Court of Thomas County Coolidge Banking Company versus J J Wood, the lot described as part of Thomas County Lot 209 in the 13th District will be sold at public outcry at the Thomasville courthouse on the first Tuesday in June 1916 between legal hours for cash. The parcel covers 65 acres more or less bounded north by W H Orr east by A B and A railroad right of way south by incorporated limits of Coolidge town and west by Thomasville and Moultrie Public Road.
The sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in June 1916 before the court in Thomas County Georgia between the legal hours of sale the property of Isaac Sadler a 15 acre tract in the 13th district described as lot 154 bounded by Alex Beard Rich ram Jim Roy cone and Sarah Had Hye Levied under a Superior Court execution issued November 11 1915 in favor of Coolidge Banking Company. W A Rehburb Sheriff.
Sheriff will sell before the courthouse door in Thomasville on the first Tuesday in June 1916 between legal hours for cash an undivided one half interest in lot 241 in the 18th district levied on as property of J R Floyd to satisfy a lien of the First National Bank of Thomasville.
The notice announces a sheriff sale in Thomas County Georgia to be held at the court house door in Thomasville on a June day in 1916. It references stock of Consolidated Telephone and Telegraph and related assets to be sold under court action.
Georgia Thomas County sheriff sale to begin on first Tuesday in June at the courthouse door in Thomasville. Property is 35 acres in the northwest corner of land lot 304, 13th district, bounded by Sanchez Richardson Massey and Anderson. Levied to satisfy a City Court of Thomasville judgment in favor of P A Adams against Raymond Anderson. In possession and notified in writing. April 25 1916. W A Rnhberg Sheriff.
Under a security deed G C F Thompson conveyed land to A H Cooke and Roscoe Luke to secure a $123.25 note maturing October 4 1914. On June 6 1916 the first Tuesday after one week’s advertisement the property will be sold at the Thomasville courthouse to pay the debt. The parcel lies on the south side of Jerger Street fronting 50 feet and running back 135 feet bounded by Jerger Street Ella B Johnson and J T Culpepper in the George Brown lot. Proceeds apply to debt with any remainder to Thompson. May 1 1918. A H Cooke and Roscoe Luke.
A. H. S. Cooke advertises a deed sale to satisfy a promissory note dated May 15 1914. The North half of lot 44 in Mallette's addition to Thomasville fronts Hayes Street. Sale on the first Tuesday in June 1916 at the courthouse door for debt payment, with title to be given in fee simple. Proceeds apply to the debt. any surplus to Thompson. May 1 1916.
Public auction of land in Thomasville Thomas County Georgia to satisfy the indebtedness secured by a 1913 deed. Property described as 318 lot in the 138th District lying north by E C Milligan east by E B Ward Ed Store south by Fambrough street west by Valdosta Land Investment Company. Sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1916 at courthouse door.
Legal notice states Robert L. Redfearn failed to pay interest on coupon notes due 1915 and 1916. Entire debt including principal and interest, totaling 2088.47, may mature and be sold under deed terms. Proceeds from sale to first cover indebtedness with any surplus to Redfearn or legal representatives. Henry A. Todd signs for the undersigned.
Lebbeus Dekle Pen dente Lite Administrator of Dawson McCloud seeks discharge after turning over all estate property to Hattis McLoud Permanent Administratrix. Court cites all persons kindred and creditors to show cause why administrator should not be discharged and receive Letters of Dismission. Wm Mt Jones Ordinary Thomas County Georgia.
Laura Flowers as administratrix petitions the court to discharge her administration of Payton Flowers estate. The notice cites all kinsfolk and creditors to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted at the first Monday in June 1916. Wm. Jones, Ordinary.
Thomas County court cites Mrs. Ethel Dekle Silva Temporary Administratrix of Thomas J. Silva estate to show cause why she should not be discharged and receive Letters of Dismissal. Hearing set for the first Monday in June 1916, per Ordinary Wm. M. Jones.
J Dekle administrator of Robert Dekle asks the court to discharge him after filing an administration account. He cites full administration and asks creditors and heirs to show cause why he should not receive letters of discharge on the first Monday in June 1916. Court: Thomas County Georgia Ordinary Win M Jones.
Theodore Titus applies for permanent letters of administration on Louisa Powell late of this county. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the clerk's office within legal time to show cause why Titus should not be granted administration. Witness my official signature on the 2th day of April.
Hattie McLoud administratrix of Dawson McLoud asks the court to discharge her administration. She cites full administration and seeks Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in June 1916 in Thomas County Georgia. Creditors and kin are cited to show cause if any.
Carrie J. Chastain guardian for Lila A and Lota Chastain applies to the county’s Ordinary Court for permission to sell the timber on two thirds of 200 acres in Lot 61, 13th district. The hearing is set for the regular May term, to be held the first Monday in June 1916.
Notice to all creditors of the estate of Dawson McCloud late of Horgia County deceased to render an account by June 10 1946 and to pay indebteds. The request is made by Hattie McCloud on May 8 1916 for immediate payment to the undersigned executor or administrator.
Hopkins Attorneys at Law represent Hattle and McCloud in the Dawson Titus Deble estate matter.
Carrie J. Chastain as guardian for Lila A. and Lola Chastain gives notice at the June 1916 term of the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County Georgia she will seek leave to sell timber in lot No 61, 13th district, under statutory provisions.
The undersigned applies to the Ordinary of said County for leave to sell land of the estate of T L Dixon to pay debts or for distribution. The application will be heard at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary on the 11th Monday in June 1916. May 1, 1916. John Dixon Admr.
County commissions will review a petition at the next meeting for establishing a public road starting on the Metcalfe and Spring Hill road near the Florida line. W. A. Pringle, Chairman. J. S. Montgomery, Clerk.
Notice that at the next meeting the Board of County Commissioners will consider a petition for a public road from the residence of J B Stubbs to the corporate limits of Ochlocknee. Chairman W A Pringle and Clerk J S Montgomery sign the notice.
Announcement that the author disposed of interest in the Pavo Cash Store at Pavo Georgia to Mr T N Reddick. The business continues at the old site under Reddick who assumes all accounts. Creditors urged to settle all debts promptly by Reddick who will receipt for payments. May 38 1916.
Notice to the public that I have sold my interest in the City Drug Store and that C. W. McRae will control and operate it in the future. I will be responsible for no future debts of the City Drug Store. Creditors and customers are asked to settle accounts promptly. M. M. Cooper.
Notice states Margaret Mitchell and Lula L. Mitchell both minors seek leave to sell undivided interests in Lot 85 and Lots 3 and 4 in Block B in Thomasville. Sale aims to invest proceeds in productive property due to unproductive current holdings. Hearing set before Judge W. E. Thomas in Valdosta on June 19, 1916. W. H. Mitchell guardian. Also notices an act proposal to fund Thomasville street paving with bonds and assessments. May 20, 1916. ad:
The document outlines a petition before Thomas County Superior Court in Georgia involving H. M. Herbeer and others seeking authorization for the Tosco Oil Company to establish or reestablish branch offices within the state. It states the principal office would be in Thomasville and provides that corporate action may be taken if a majority of stockholders approve.
A 1916 filing outlines a Georgia corporation charter application. It details purpose to sink and operate oil wells, real estate dealings, capital stock at 25000 dollars with expansion to 1 million, and rights to sue, seal, bylaws, amend charter, wind up affairs, and renewal under Georgia law. The document is certified by I. O. Groover, Deputy Clerk, on May 2, 1916.
A group petitions the Georgia Secretary of State to form Commercial Bank in Metcalfe, Thomas County. They state capital stock of 325,000 dollars, 600 shares at 50 dollars each, with banking powers, corporate rights, and continuous 30 year term. They submit a charter fee of 50 dollars and attest 15,000 dollars of capital is paid in cash.
Monroe La businessman Mr H Cload is in town on business. Mrs Ricay and Mr Steyerman return from French Lick. Mrs Henry Turner of Quitman visits sister Mrs W J McClenny. John F Pittitian departs for South Carolina to supervise Weinburg markets. Emmett Mitchell buys a half ton VIM auto truck for county plantation work. Coast Line train 180 changes schedule effective May 28 arriving 2 15 and staying ten minutes, leaving 25 minutes later. Dr Schwencke of Dennisonville attends Tuesday session. John Suber of Co section in town for two eight time. Dr James Massey of Barwick visits Thomasville Wednesday. Mrs J D Pittman and Miss Pauline Fowler of Denton Ga guests of Mrs T C Mitchell several days.
The Logan Auto Exchange serves as headquarters for Chevrolet and Chalmers automobiles with show room displays. Metcalfe businessmen T P Montford and S H Monroe were not among visitors in Thomasville Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs J C Sheffield and Mr and Mrs R H Young of Lake City are among visitors spending a few days here.
Grady County Commissioner Henry Mitchell spent a brief stop in Thomasville en route to Purston. He said Grady farmers are using the newly erected dipping vats and credit the work as a major improvement.
An advertisement claims herbine relieves bilious feelings and constipation with the first dose. It promises restored energy and vigor after a few doses, noting a price of 0c and sales by Mash-Milton Drug Co.
Secretary of State Philip Cook certifies two pages showing the application of incorporators for the Commercial Bank charter. Document sworn May 25 1916 in Thomas County and official seal affixed May 26 1916 at the Capitol Atlanta. Attorneys Titus Dekle Hopkins represent petitioners.
Mr. D. H. McCullough of Oco locknee was among business visitors spending Thursday in the city, joining other professionals for meetings and local commerce.
Dr J F Wilson of Waycross attends the annual Georgia Florida Pecana Growers Association meeting. He edits The Nut Grower magazine on pecan cultivation and industry and was a longtime secretary and charter member of the National Nut Growers Association.
Georgia experienced warm weather promoting rapid crop development. Drought eased with needed rains in the southern region. Late cotton shows good stands though production remains modest. corn and sweet potato plantings expanding. Pastures and truck crops refreshed. peach shipments begun with good size and quality. wheat and oats harvest nearing finish with yields above expectations.
Market quotations show cotton prices for January March July October and December ranges with tone steady at local spots. Chicago Board of Trade closes list wheat corn oats and ribs futures with July September figures and closing prices.
Chicago markets report June 1 shows July wheat at 1.95 percent and 1.073 percent, September at 1.07 and 1.09. Corn July around 60 and 69, September 69 and 69. Oats July and September around 39 and 38. Ribs July near 44.42 and September 12.35 to 12.50.
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