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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
4
Advertisement touts remedies for white diarrhea chicken cholera and roup in poultry. Provides phone numbers 9 or 99 to request a pamphlet on prevention and cure and urges readers with two or more fowls to consider future use, promising value.
President Wilson expressed approval of a world tour for the Chicago White Sox and New York Giants, hoping it spurs an international league. He assured James J. Callahan of full official courtesy abroad. The trip starts next November visiting the Philippines Japan China Australia Egypt France and Ireland before returning to the United States.
The City Court of Thomasville opened its June term with Judge Hammond presiding at ten o clock. By noon vagrancy and two Metcalfe gambling cases were heard, juries returning not guilty verdicts. The court will proceed to the criminal docket and tackle the regular calendar tomorrow.
An old reliable remedy claims to cure long standing sores and other issues. The advertisement highlights Dr Pe Antiseptic Healing Oil as effective for relief and healing with prices 25c 50c and 1.00.
Atlanta June 14 All of Georgia's teachers have been paid for the 1912 work. The final settlement totals 17790.13 dollars as assistant state treasurer Anderson notes delays by county superintendents in submitting requisitions.
Forty five thousand veterans from both sides request lodging during the fiftieth anniversary celebration. Gettysburg officials estimate only twenty five thousand visitors can be accommodated with sleeping quarters, though food will be available for more.
Washington reports grave warnings from the Bureau of Animal Industry urging Southern states Louisiana Georgia Alabama Florida and Mississippi to halt wholesale cattle exports to Middle Western buyers. The notice says many cattle are being moved for slaughter rather than breeding and warns a breeding shortage could arise within years. It emphasizes the South’s suitability for cattle raising and calls for retaining breeding herds.
J. D. Trappani a wealthy fruit dealer reports his residence was dynamited. He says the attack was planned by an organized society with headquarters in New Orleans. Perfino Principe and an unidentified man were burned and arrested after the blast.
F. 5. Norton announces daily office hours at the Court House in Thomasville from June 1 to June 20 for receiving tax returns. books close on June 20.
Charlestown West Virginia June 16 with an industrial war declared coal strike investigators face a complicated crisis as Paint Cabin Creek and New River districts report renewed and potential nationwide action. Eskdale Rayford and New River miners press renewals amid alleged contract breaches and guards clashes.
The Boy Scouts trekked ten miles from Williams Pond to the city in three hours and twenty minutes, a pace of three and two thirds miles per hour. Twelve named scouts completed the journey, while others chose shorter routes.
The Atlanta Georgian Hearst paper published favorable coverage supporting Leo M. Frank’s defense. The story states the newspaper has decided to use its influence to secure his acquittal in the murder case of George P. Gordon of Albany.
Calomel use is dropping as Dodson’s Liver Tone gains popularity among druggists. Peacock Mash Drug Co endorses the product as safe and effective, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The vegetable remedy costs 50 cents a bottle and is suitable for both children and adults.
Mr John Gardner and Lou McKinney were married last Saturday at the home of the Baptist minister Dr Harris in the presence of family. Rev Channel preached to children at church and O C Hough spoke on Sunday School work. Several local residents visited, traveled, or attended events in nearby towns.
In Cordele on June 16 Thomasville beat Cordele 5 to 2 after three errors in the sixth inning. Stiles pitched well for Thomasville with strong late support. Fillingem struggled, and Cordele failed to back him, as Humpreys and Smith led the visitors with two stolen bases and key hits.
Americus beat Brunswick 12 to 5 in a Saturday matinee, extending its win streak to three. Dacey starred with solid pitching and Manchester backed the defense. Bowen hit a two run homer and Americus feasted on Brunswick miscues as Vickery started on the mound and Hartner finished.
Valdosta overwhelmed Waycross 13 to 2 as Hurley led with four hits and every Valdosta player scored except Gentle. Schwartz starred in the field while Fenton collected three safeties in four at bats.
Cordele June 14 officials of the Empire State league meet to formalize a 12 game extension to the season schedule. The new dates place July 3 and July Fourth games in six cities, with a boosted financial outlook and an advisory Salaries committee formed to review player pay. Umpire McLaughlin released for intoxication. Jack Morrison of Macon hired for trial as umpire.
In Saint Peters burg June 14 a new break occurs between Russia Government and the Duma with no ministers or department heads appearing until government representatives can be secured from insult.
In Pendergrass Georgia a letter from Mrs Della Long says five years of wor ly troubles left her unable to sit or stand long. She credits Cardus with immediate relief and regained ability to work. The ad urges trying Cardus for women’s health and strength.
Washington reports that after talks between Secretary of War and Col. Goethals the Canal Zone will introduce a jury system for felony trials. Army engineers use hydraulic monitors to blast and wash away the hills above the Culebra cut, with work progressing rapidly near Gold Hill.
Grace Beach, daughter of Mr and Mrs S M Beach, married Dr George Clark of Bainbridge at the Beach home last Wednesday evening in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev J B Ward of Bainbridge. The couple will reside in Bainbridge. The bride wore champagne serge with matching accessories and carried lilies and ferns. A reception followed, with gifts including Haviland china and other fine items.
Cure for rheumatism claims to strengthen kidneys and free uric acid. Promises easier daily tasks, brighter life, extended health. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Price one dollar per bottle. For sale by Pracock-Mash Drug Co.
WANTS NOTICE We buy PEARL on the trees or in barrels at depot and pay spot cash. Pear growers, write us. Georgia and Florida Fruit Co. P O Box 899 Jacksonville Fla. June 3 4tsw.
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