Roumania and politics on the eve of war
The column notes Roumania might join the Allies near the war end if it gains a share of the spoils. It mentions Taft voting for Hughes, a center rush by Russians, and criticism of Bryan. It also refers to Governor Henderson and local chatter about contraband in Girard and Judge Cox clashing with Judge Park.
Commercial Association role praised in Thomas County report
Secretary Busch outlines nine months of active work by the Commercial Association of Thomas County. He covers propositions discussed, critic reactions, and the group’s credit to the community while highlighting paid staff leadership and broad business support. The piece also includes official county commission minutes from June 13 1916 and a social service report for May 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Culpepper
Thomas
State of
Georgia
J. T. Culpepper
W. A. Pringle
Stubbs
Rehberg
Metcalfe
Hambleton
Chason
Faylie
United States
Hall Road
Clay
Experiment Station
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas County
Merrillville
Patten
Sucalle
Bowen
Ida L. Fisher
Bank Statements for Coolidge and Thomasville Ga 1916
Bank statements show assets and liabilities for Farmers and Merchants Bank Coolidge and Bank of Thomasville as of June 6 1916. Included are loans deposits real estate cash items and notes payable with detailed figures and sworn attestations by bank cashiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Coolridge
Georgia
Thomas County
Boykin Harrison
Bank of
Thomasville
Totton
Tanlac claims boost for farmer Williams in Tennessee
J B Williams of Greenbrier Tennessee reports rapid weight regain after four bottles of Tanlac. He details prior stomach trouble nervous indigestion and weight loss from 160 to 135 pounds. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite strength and sleep. Also mentions local Tanlac distributors and other farm extension activities and outreach by county agricultural agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Williams
Greenbrier
Tenn
Nashville
Mr. Williams
Family uses Black-Draught for health and digestion
Mrs. J. B. Whittaker of McDuff Virginia says Black-Draught cured her family’s sick headaches and stomach trouble. She calls it the best family medicine for all ages and notes it prevents long illnesses. The vegetable remedy aids digestion and relieves indigestion, colic, wind, and nausea. Sold by druggists for 25 cents a package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDuff
J. B. Whittaker
Thedford
NCI
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TH Times Enterprise
Associated Press
The
Times Enterprise Company
Thomasville, Ga
E. R. Jerger
W. D. Hargrave
Bus. Mgr
Roumania
Taft
Hughes
Teddy
Bryan
Chicago
Henderson
Girard
Judge Cox
Judge Park
Washington
Gene
the Commercial Association
Busch
Commercial Association
Ics
Times-Enterprise
Ner
Association
the Times-Enterprise
Engtston Noussi
Thomasville and
O. S. Moncrief
N. P
T.C
R. G. Fleetwood
Bank of Thomasville
P. C. Searcy
Thomas Co
Thomas Eg . Company
W. H. Burch
Tallahassee
Fla
Wesley Hospi
Columbus
Meigs
Tal
Atlanta
Benevolent Society
R. R
Macon
St. Simons Island
Anson Dodge
Coolidge G
Marianna
Ochlocknee
Toompasville
R. Thomas, Jr
Boston, Ga
Jas. A. Adams & Sons
Pavo
Jay D. Gardner
J. R. Aultman
Cash Drug Store
Coolidge
Mash-Milton Drug Co
Hurst Loan CO
Meigs, Ga
Grieg
South Georgia
Barrow
Dixie Highway Garage
H. T. Pace
H. M. Carter
Mae
Boston
Boston Bakery
B. M. Flowers
W. C. Morgan
Brighton
James Watt & Bro
Thomasville Ice & M’s’g. Company
Pepe
Osenberg
Kimonassete
ABC
S. Wade
J. Sturdivant
Singer Sewing
Broad Street