Thomasville Sheriff Sale Notices Open June 1927
Multiple properties in Thomas County Georgia are set for public sale in Thomasville on the first Tuesday in June 1927. Listings include a brick store and lot on Jackson Street owned by Mrs. C L Thompson and various parcels tied to Thomasville Iron Works and other debtors.
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Gheriff
Ghorgia
Thomas County
Thomasville
Georgia
Jackson Street
C. L. Thompson
Thomasville Iron Works
Heeth
Gordon E. Davis
Court House
Hastern Machine & Equipment Co
Gordon B. Davis
Sherif Es
Heal Grinder
International Time Recording Co
13Th Land District
E. R
W. W. Peacock
P. &. Heeth
P. 8
Agan
Gordon, David
F. C. Cutts
Mardina Simmons
F. C
Court of Ordinary
Ida James
C T. Co
Bessie Jenkins Williams
Superior Court
Bank of
McMillan
Paramore
T. S. Copeland
U. S. Paramore
Bank of Thomasville
G. BE. Davis
J. A. Carligls
Florence Carlisle Hudson
J. A. Carlisle
Bank OF Ochlocknehe
A. BE. Speer
Nancy Hill Applies for Permanent Administration in Lula Junior Estate
Nancy Hill has filed for permanent administration of Lula Junior’s estate in Thomas County Georgia. Creditors and next of kin are directed to appear at the Ordinary’s office within the legally allowed time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Dated April 4, 1527, Wm. M. Jones, Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Jessie Hill
Ester Boon
Wm. M. Jones
Thomas
Nancy Hill
Lula Junior
Lula
Widow Seeks Twelve Months Support in Probate Court
On May 12 1937 appraisers for Maggie Mae Fitzsimmons widow of C M Fitzsimmons filed their return and cite all concerned to show cause at the next regular June term why the application for twelve months support for the widow and no minor children should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Mae Fitssimmons
C. M. Fitzsimmons
Wm. M. Jones
Bond Election Notice for Thomasville Street Improvement Bonds
Notice to qualified voters of Thomasville Georgia of an election on June 7 1927 to decide issuing 70000 in street improvement bonds for sidewalks streets and paving with bonds of 1000 each 70 bonds 4 percent interest payable semiannually. Ballots read For Street Improvement Bonds or Against Street Improvement Bonds.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Court House
City Hall
City of
Thomasvie
State of Georgia
City of Thomasville
United States
Chase National Bank
New York
N. Y
Times-Enterprise
Thomas County
Spats Fade From London Fashion Pulse
London swings toward a spatless trend as the long familiar short gaiter falls out of favor and dealers report a sudden decline in demand for spats after years of popularity.
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London
Purdom Urges Prompt Deep Plowing For Tobacco
During dry spells tobacco crops need early thorough cultivation after rains. J M Purdom warns delaying plowing harms yield, urging immediate work when soil dries post rain and stressing concurrent topping, suckering, cropping, and curing as conditions allow.
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Georgia
Capitol Building to Become Museum in Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs critics clash over whether the state’s first capital building, a log hut once at Colorado City, still stands or was razed. Spencer Penrose bought the hut to save it from destruction and plans to move it to Broadmoor as a visitor-spot museum, sparking a long-running dispute among local settlers.
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Colorado
Colorado City
Spencer Penrose
Broadmoor
Penrose
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Board of Commissioners of Beards
American Legion
Thomaswre
Jerger Street
Madison Street
North Ma Street
North Broad Street
Board of Commissioners of Roads & Revenues
J. Frank Pittman
S. L. Heald
Alice Meginson Griffin
Wm. H. Platt
SPATS
England
Purdom
J. M. Purdom
Capitol Building
Colorado Springs
Colo
Centennial
A. B. & C. Railroad
Brcmham
Pheons
Thomasville Top CO
Next Upchurch Garage
C. L
Sunny Hill
Jersey
Grantham ’S
Securit
Ford
Thomasville Sales CO
Lincolns
FORDS
Fordsons
ATS
SERVI
Manry Iron Works North Bread & Phone
Costa
Stegall’s Dairy
Eddie Lewis
W. Jackson St
F. Flipper
S. Broad
Thomasville Howe. & Supply
James
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