Times-Enterprise domestic musings and local notes
The article compiles light commentary on politics, weather, and society from Thomasville Georgia, mentioning Mr. Felder, Bill Harris, Governor hopes, Dr. Hardman, Mr. Hardwick and Mr. Cooper. It notes a Tang o teacher theft case, English insanity asylum expansion, and an insurance claim linked to a Macon banker death by mistaken poison.
Thomasville approves major school building bond
The Thomasville vote secures funds for a new Mallette Heights school building after a two year bond campaign. Officials note the project will enhance education and city comfort, with public support credited to voters and local workers. The board records various district actions and financial details for May 1914.
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SAVES DAUGHTER Ready Kentucky Woman Praises Cardui
Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky describes long illness with headaches nervousness and womanly troubles. After trying doctors she used eleven bottles of Cardui the woman’s tonic and regained health gaining weight and energy. The Chattanooga Medicine Co promotes Cardui with a 64 page home treatment book and cash instructions.
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Aged Multi Millionaire Ogden Dies Without Will
Chicago June 10. Attempts to locate the will of F A Ogden eight four who died recently at Houston Texas have failed. He was reputed a multi millionaire owning vast land tracts in twelve states and never married. He lived on forty four cents a day. Relatives are unknown.
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F. A. Ogden
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Ogden
Farm Loans Now During Summer Time
Farm loan offer from Barrow Loan & Abstract Co of Pelham Georgia promises quick service and large loans on well improved farms at low rates. It urges securing a loan now to avoid delays at due dates and mentions cheap life insurance money to lend with unlimited supply.
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Barrow Ioan & Abstract CO
Pelham
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