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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1918
Page
2
The fragment from a Thomasville Georgia Times Enterprise issue shows publication details and subscription rates. A brief joke about food and marriage adds a light concluding line, reflecting local newspaper humor.
A government expert warns pecan growers that cutting limbs invites fungal damage and tree death. Creosote on cut surfaces and careful healing are urged, with Mr McMurran offering inspections. A Georgia proclamation then urges June 28 as War Savings Day to invest in War Savings Stamps.
The piece argues that calls to cap cotton prices stem from those paying inflated prices for cotton goods. It claims production costs, manufacturer profits, and widespread merchant profiteering drive the observed rise, noting limited local pig prices amid broader market manipulation.
A historical commentary argues that high cotton goods prices stem from rising production costs and inflated profits allowed to manufacturers. It contends farmers receive little benefit, rents favor landowners, and price fixes for cotton would cascade to goods, lowering profits for spinners and retailers.
Obituary notice for Ollie Wilcox aged 19. States she died May 28 after a death Angel visit, leaves parents and siblings, describes her as obedient, loving, faithful church member, and notes conduct at funeral led by Rev J P Shoun with religious reflections on heaven.
County tax books revised by Tax Assessors and turned to Tax Receiver F S Norton who will start tabulating by district and total amounts, aiming to finish soon. Poultry owner B W Stone raised 650 chickens and donated walnut trees for gun stocks. Red Cross seeks volunteers, including a local secretary training in Atlanta. Smith Avenue paving advances from Broad to Harsell with cleanup on sidewalks and Dawson Street work to follow.
Mr B G Dopson receives a promotion to the staff of the General Manager at Western Union with headquarters in Atlanta. He will travel through the Southern states, effective June first, in recognition of his meritorious service since joining the local office years ago. Thomasville friends celebrate his advancement.
The government urges owners to donate walnut trees for national use. Many households have scattered trees and would likely contribute if informed. Newspapers are asked to publicize the appeal and involve farmers and landowners. Boy Scouts are also asked to help with the effort.
Friends in Thomas county mourn the death of N S Harrell who died Saturday morning at his son Elmer Harrells home three and a half miles from Thomasville on the Hall road. Funeral services were held at 9 30 at Laurel Hill cemetery with veterans urged to attend and honor the memory of another fallen comrade.
Drugstore ad pledges refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching burning bleeding or prolapsing piles in 6 to 14 days. The Brat application provides ease and rest, according to the service advertisement.
Valdosta Georgia August 14 1917 announcement from O M Smith to citizens and voters of the Southern Judicial Circuit. He seeks the Superior Court Judge office in the next primary pledging fear of God and impartial law. He promises fair justice for rich and poor and asks for support and a trial.
Barrow Loan & Abstract Co of Pelham advertises farm loans on improved properties in South Georgia with low rates and terms. They promote 20 year loans under a plan similar to the Federal Farm Loan Act and invite inquiries for large amounts.
An advertisement promotes farm loans available for 5, 10, and 20 years with low interest. It advises farmers to prepare early as money supply is uncertain and invites interested applicants to write for more details.
Do not neglect catarrh but seek vigorous treatment rather than sprays or douches. The ad argues local applications only offer temporary relief and promotes 8. 8. 8. as a blood-cleansing remedy praised for decades. Readers are invited to write for free medical advice to Medical Director, 22 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Special price list shows frames from 15 cents to 9 boots plus hats from 98 cents to 3.69. Items include frames and hats with varied discounts. The ad lists multiple price points such as 1.98 1.89 1.69 and 2.98 with quantities like 5, 10 and 15 cents and a final note of sale terms.
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