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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
4
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A black 26 inch chained bicycle with enamel finish and red grips is reported stolen near Columbia Motel 59. A reward is offered for its return and readers are directed to Times Enterprise for contact. Additional notes promote Pear growers cash purchases and Darby fluid for bites and wounds with local drugstore sale.
St Paul June 12 Attorney General McReynolds arrived to oppose the latest plans for dissolving the Union Pacific merger before the Federal Circuit Judge.
A Quitman Georgia justice of peace, L. Jones, testifies to lasting relief from kidney troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports sluggish kidneys, frequent nocturnal urination, lower back pain and weakness improved after one box. Ad shows price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as agents.
Names of residents and visitors fill a Sunday community note. Mr Smith Grant and Mr Willie Pau of Pavo attended events. Prof L B Buntin led a Sunday sing. Several Mc Granites helped with crops for Mr Willie Selph. Mrs Sarah Martin ill, and Mrs Annie Prosser just returned home from Norman Park Ellenton trip. Rain prevalent this week.
Mr Green complains of rain delays and says crop concerns may mar his looks. Mrs F S Lanier of Pelham visits, then travels to Albany to see her son J B Tolar. J A Mims and I F Duncan family visit. Minnie Lee and Eunice Garbett from Boston stay with W T Garbett. Mae Finch goes to Quitman on business. Wessie Wade returns with sister Calan Clanton. J A Finch and family visit I F Duncan. Rev Bowens holds service. M C Bowman and Polly Bennett of Fargo celebrate marriage with brother W A Bowman. Roy Garrett suffers a bad accident when his mule bites his finger.
Barwick residents report typhoid affecting Miss Mary Gilmer and Miss Burie Pope confined to bed. Miss Anna Hopkins arrives to nurse. Church services include a large Children's Day program with recitations and songs led by Rev. Rowan and organized by local youths. Lightning struck Barwick High School, damaging one room, while local telephonist duties shift to Miss Sallie Love Cone in Pavo.
Cure and strengthen kidneys and uric acid elimination promised to ease daily tasks and brighten life. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Price one dollar nine cents per bottle. For sale by Peacock Mash Drug Co.
The Center Hill community reports the worst weather in years, with corn breaking tender and grass and weeds choking young plants. Cotton washes cut trenches, watermelons delayed, and field access for plowing and wagons pushed to around the 23rd. Local school principal Prof. Kinsey resumes duties after fever, but many days remain uncertain.
The column records cool, rainy weather in Springhill and a series of social mentions. Attendees at Sun day School at Beulah include N H Sasser family and friends. Rev Hindley preached at the church. Ruth Wilson hosted a Friday night gathering with local youths. several visits and dinners among Sasser, Thompson, Chason, Griffin, Wilson families. A C Thopson returns home from Cairo after illness.
The Pavo District Conference at the Methodist church was slowed by cold rain and wind with fewer delegates arriving than expected. Miss Onis Mount and Miss Cora Lee Shelley attend the Southern YWCA Conference at Black Mountain, N C. Telephone operators Miss Waco Horton and Miss Bertie Davis recovered from illness. The Pavo Band held a lively show at the School Auditorium last Friday.
Goodwater Missouri resident Mrs Riley Laramore says repeated heartburn and indigestion vanished after using Thedford’s Black Draught in small nightly doses. She took two tiny packages and has since remained symptom free. The remedy is described as cleansing the system aiding digestion regulating bowels and stimulating the liver with gentle action and no bad side effects at 25 cents.
The letter reports welcome rains boosting crops and updates on area residents. It notes the death of Mrs. Selph with burial at Salem cemetery led by Rev. McCann, mourned by family including two sons four daughters and a brother. Other items mention ill infant, recovering Mrs. Harris Miller and a cemetery cleaning date correction for Salem yard.
The town reports a growth phase with Stephenson elected marshal and efforts to improve Main Street and connect it to the county road. Sawmill operator Sherrod plans two new houses for his workforce, and newcomers are arriving amid cautious optimism about promised improvements.
Funeral services conducted by Rev. J. B. Alligood follow the passing of Mrs. Hattie Thomas at about forty years old. A longtime Midway Baptist member born in Thomas County, she is mourned by family and community. Local notes list visitors, school events, and community updates through a series of short mentions and invitations.
Advertising claim for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touts quick cure for ulcers boils eczema and other skin troubles. Cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who recovered from a nine month ulcer in two weeks. Ends with price and druggist recommendation.
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