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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
1
The item includes a wartime explainer of whistle signals for weather and temperature followed by editorials praising or criticizing Mr Bryan and the President. It also notes comments on war with Germany and mentions various local happenings and social notes from Beachton and surrounding areas.
The United States was startled by the resignation of William Jennings Bryan from President Wilson's cabinet. The article notes Wilson's dominant role in shaping international policy since the war began and Bryan's reduced duties in recent years.
A Kentucky reader recalls long illness and failed doctors before using Cardus, claiming eleven bottles restored health, energy, and ability to work. The ad urges women with similar troubles to try Card today, noting decades of success and available through druggists.
Rev F Morgan presides as Thomasville District Methodist Church delegates travel to Colquitt for the conference opening at 9:00 a.m. Tomorrow. Elected delegates include M M Cooper G R Neel A W Palin W W A Pringle and others with ministers L B Boucaelle T L Goff W S Price and ex official R H Neel.
Ochlocknee city fathers approve a through road along the Atlantic Coast Line west of the tracks, widening and improving the route from Thomasville to Meigs. The plan relocates rail line facilities onto a green bank, removes unsightly sheds, and promises a lasting “good road spirit” for South Georgia. An anonymous note notes the town's highway delegation to a rally at Americus and the strong local highway association aiming for economical, durable roads.
Rosa Lee Bland of Lumber City Georgia and Otto F Yelm of Ashland Ohio wed Sunday morning at the Bland home. Rev C F Clarke officiated. The groom, a Lumber City High School principal, plans to reside in Thomasville come September at the Brighton hotel.
New York June 10 trading quiet in the cotton market with a net advance of ten to eleven points in morning dealings. After some realizing prices dipped slightly before midday, then rose near the best in early afternoon. Market closed firm. New York Stock Market shows unsettledness from Secretary Bryan resignation fading with gains in many shares led by war specialties and firm bonds.
Liverpool June 10 spot cotton middling priced at 5.35. Futures steady at July August 5.27 and 1/2. Receipts reported at 49,000.
A weary being explains his shabby coat suffers from insomnia, claiming it has not had a nap in ten years. The remark appears in the Christian Register as a witty aside about fatigue and weathering.
Clarence Carter and Claudie Hall attended Sunday school at Ione. A sing at John Connors home last Saturday night drew many friends. Mrs Zeb Carter visited our community last Saturday afternoon. Weeden Roberts called on his lady friend last Sunday evening. Tom Whitson and family left for Crandall Georgia last Friday to their future home. Friends regret their departure but wish them well. Ladies prayer meeting will be at Mrs Faldon Howell’s home next Saturday afternoon. Essie Baldy and Kennedy passed through Monday afternoon.
Tae Metcalfe farmers busy laying by crops. C F Rehberg ill but hoped to recover. Sing at Miss Maggie and Mamie’s home. Graves service Sunday afternoon well attended. Alex Busbee with Blanche Carter at the sing. Henry Benton and friends visited Mitchell county state farm last Sunday. Allie Carter with Gladis Stubbs at the sing. Leroy Carter and sisters dined with Katie Mae Carter. Ben Lewis of Cairo called on Ocie Benton. Henry Benton and Perry Benton visited Ochlocknee Tuesday.
Residents of Patten area host and visit friends across the community. Hattie Bradley spends time with Rosa Rogers while Viola Bradley hosts Lucy Vonier and Pearl Rogers. plus outings by John Gardner, J C Rogers, and Mrs Bradleys family connections in nearby Pleasant Grove and Pavo.
The notice lists five year farm loan rates varying by loan amount. Loans under $1000 bear 7 7 percent, $1000 to $2000 at 7 1/2 percent, $2000 to $6000 at 6 3/4 percent, and loans above $5900 at 6 1/2 percent. Reduced rates apply only to the best men on well improved lands.
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