One Sixth Interest in 300 Acres Home Place of Martin Deceased
Legal notice of property levy on the undivided one sixth interest of Robert Martin in 300 acres known as the home place, parts of Lots Nos. 264 and 289 in Thomas County. Boundaries listed. levy to satisfy an execution from City Court of Thomasville in favor of B. C. Michigan. Property in possession of H. V. Martin and Robert Martin. Dated June 3, 1915. Sheriff Singletary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Sand
Robert
Robet-Martin
Thomas “County
Montgomery
Tim’ “Williams
Glan
Be. Co. Johnson
Hy V. Martin
Robert Martin
Thomasville
B.C
Michigan
H. V. Martin
Sheriff's Sale and Guardianship Notice from Thomas County
Public notices in Thomas County Georgia outline a sheriff sale of Ira Dekle property to satisfy a City Court execution in 1913, listing a Ford automobile, horses, mules, wagons, a Frick saw mill and related equipment. Also a Guardian appointment for Mes. Susgan AG Young and a discharge petition for J R Wilson estate administrator with hearing set for the first Monday in July 1913.
Sheriff Sale in Thomas County Georgia
The sheriff will sell at the Court House door in Thomas County Georgia on the first Tuesday in July 1913 within legal hours to the highest bidder for cash a tract of land bounded by J J Parramore William Grant Archi e McLeod Tallahassee road and B Grant containing about 22 acres in the 14th district lot eighty. The sale is to satisfy an execution from the City Court of Thomasville in favor of J N Reichert against William Grant and S B Grant. Dated June 8 1918. Sheriff Singletary O Ga
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Ourthouse
Thomasville
Ford’ Automobile
Charlie
Ira ‘Dekle
James McKinnon
Singletary
Gaid County
J. J.parramore
William
Leod
Dewinville
Tallahas
Pea Road
Sares Sligo
William Grant
Grant
Yo “Thomas
Gounty
Court House
Atumber
Robert Martin
Mills
Williams
Willams and Weat
P. A. McKinney
Boston
Thommas County
Bank of
TSE
Sheriff's Sale Notices From Georgia Court 1913
Multiple sheriff sale entries announce July 1913 sales in Thomas County Georgia. Properties include 18 acres in district 13 near Robert Martin and Mills Williams, and 40 acres in Lot 163, district 17 near Burnt Branch. Executions issued from City Court of Thomasville for Bank of Boston and Bank of Thomasville.
Administrators Sale in Thomas County Georgia 1913
Notice of an administrator sale in Thomas County Georgia on the first Tuesday in July 1913 at the court house. Property described includes a house and lot fronting on RTE Street running 165 feet to Pollard lot. Sale to be cash and continue daily until all property sold. Also notices of appraisers report and incorporation petition for Thomasville Study Class with details on corporate purpose and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas
Said
Thomasville
RTE
Spair
Apar
Mary
S. Prevatt
T. N. Hopkins
Adm
Z. L.pitzpatrick
T.-J.ball
F-L. ‘Macintyre
Hansell Watt
Mias Bessie
Steyerman
Louie Hayes
Bald
Leave to Sell Land for Estate of C Warren
Jenny Warren as administratrix advertises for leave to sell land belonging to the estate of C Warren to pay debts and for distribution. The application will be heard at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary in the county on the first Monday in July 1913. It is dated June 2 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas
Warren
Jenny Warren
Admx
C. Y. Warren
Administrator's Sale of Land in Thomasville Georgia
Public sale ordered by the Court of Ordinary for July first Tuesday 1918. The tract lies in Thomasville City part of Lot 63 and Lots 15 16 Block 4 South Thomasville addition bounded by Hansell Street A B A Railroad line 200 feet west 60 feet north 200 feet east 60 feet south to starting point. Sale continues day by day until disposed. John Dixon Administrator Estate T L Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said
Thomas Ville
Thomas- Ville
A. B
Hansell St
Hansell
Public notice amending regular terms of Thomasville Justice Court
Georgia Thomas County orders shift of regular Justice Court terms from the fourth Monday to the second Monday each month at 10 A M. Publication required in Thomasville Times Enterprise for 60 days. Effective after sixty days from first publication with witness signatures of Doss Mallard and officers. Also notices of appraisers for fees and a July 1913 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P, Doss
J. P
J. P. Mallard
N.P
Thomas
N. P
Thomasville
Said
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Publica
First Black Woman In Atlanta Unwritten Law Case
Fannie Foster, described as very black, stood accused after firing on Minnie Taddad at a dark-town cafe following her husband’s presence with another colored woman. Foster, held on a $1,000 bond, claims she planned the act to kill Minnie Taylor and that she won’t hire a lawyer, insisting she is a law-abiding worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fannie’ Foster
Minnie Tag
Minchie Taylor
Petition for discharge in McPherson estate Georgia
In Thomas County the administrator F J Ansley asks the court to discharge his administration of Mrs M W McPherson estate and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in July 1913. Also notice of local legislation indicating a Georgia General Assembly bill to amend Thomasville City Charter to create a Bond and Sinking fund commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas
J. J. ‘Wilson
J. R. Wilson
J.R. Wilson
M. Jones
Oullnery
Thomas County
F. J. Ansley
M. W. McPherson
General ‘Assembly
Thomasville
Texas Wool Association Rejects Bids On Spring Wool
The Texas Wool Association rejected bids on two million pounds of spring wool as insufficient. Buyers argued tariff reductions would affect prices, but the association's management said the tariff will not affect their prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Tex
Texas Wool Association Today
Association
Widow Shoots Doctor Then Ends Own Life in Savannah
In Savannah on June 17 Mrs. Katie Whisnant, a young widow, killed Dr. Guy O. Brinkley in his office before taking her own life. The note to her mother warned of something dreadful and requested forgiveness before her departure. Dr. Brinkley’s burial will take place at his family home in Suffolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saannah
Mr. Charles Marks Visits Savannah Resident in Town
Mr. Charles Marks of Savannah spent the day in town, visiting local shops and greeting residents. He toured downtown before departing in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marks
Savannah
Ailing Women Endorse Lydia Pinkham's Compound in Fleetwood
A Fleetwood Pennsylvania woman writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved severe menopausal symptoms including headaches dizziness hot flashes and nervousness. She praises the remedy for restoring health and urges others to try it and publish similar testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetwood. Pa
Lydia B. Pinkham
Edward B. Hubert
Fleetwood
Lydia
Pinkham
Griggs Monument Unveiling Planned in Dawson
The Griggs monument to Congressman James M. Griggs will be unveiled in Dawson on June 26. A committee led by F. M. McNulty outlines events with Hon. William M. Howard delivering the address at 4 AM, noting Shellman’s regimental band will attend and the monument has arrived for erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
James M. ‘Griggs
Julie
Dawson News
H. M. McIntosh
Albany
J. D. Tweedy
W. S. Dozier
J.C. Hollingsworth
William M. Howard
Lexington
Congress
Meigs Seeks Charter Change on Mayor Election Method
Notice states the next Georgia General Assembly session will consider an act amending the Meigs charter in Thomas County to provide for mayoral elections by popular vote. The notice outlines the proposal and its progressive aims for local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Georgia
Meigs
Thomas
Quitman Resident Mr Lee Attends City Court Session
Mr Lee of Quitman is in the city today attending court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Quitman
A Confession Promotes Cardui Woman’s Tonic Claim
A Mrs Eula Mae Reid of Hines Alabama testifies to Cardui the woman’s tonic relieving digestive and fatigue symptoms. She reports stopping spit up after meals gaining ten pounds and improved digestion. The ad urges others to try Cardui and offers a free 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Ala
Eula Mae Reid
Cardui
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Neary Dept
Chattanooga
Tenn
Local Notices and Obituaries Highlight City Figures
John R. Smith died last night at seven o'clock. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon at the First African Baptist Church conducted by the colored Mason lodge. Visitors from Boston included Messrs. R. L. and W. T. Redfearn. Miss Clausell Whaley of Boston visited Thomasville on Wednesday. Mr. Lee Kelly joined Wednesday excursion to Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Smith
Hackman
First African Baptist Church
Colored Mason Lodge
Messrs. R. L. and
W. T. Redfearn
Boston
City
Clausell Whaley
Thomasville
Mrs Hadley Returns From Florida Visit
Mrs. O. M. Hadley arrives home this morning from Monticello and Waukeenah Florida where she was the guest of relatives and friends for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Hadley
Monticello
Waukeenah
Fla
Mesars and companions enjoy Saint Marks fishing trip
W I MacIntyre eight three Burch B H Ingram and Pomeroy Nichols spend a few days fishing at Saint Marks. They left the city last night and traveled by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. MacIntyre
Burch
B. H. Ingram
Pomeroy Nichols
Saint-Marks
Mr. R. C. Murphy Visits Coolidge on Monday
Mr. R. C. Murphy of Coolidge was among the Monday visitors in town, drawing attention from locals and adding to a day of light holiday traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Murphy
Coolidge
Mr J H Blackshear Visits Rochelle Tuesday
Mr J H Blackshear of Rochelle spent a short time in town on Tuesday helping with business and stopping by local spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ‘H. Blackshear
Rochelle
Couple to Wed in Cairo This Afternoon
Mr. C. N. Neel and Mr. Jeff White are spending the week at Heard's pond. Mr. C. R. Beall of Jonesboro and Miss Irma Powell of Cairo were among visitors in the city today. Their marriage is to occur at Cairo this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. N. Neel
Jeff White
Heard’s Pond
C. R. Beall
Jonesboro
Irma Powell
Cairo
Mrs Mary Lou Johnson Visits Uncle in Thompson Ga
Mrs Mary Lou Johnson of Thompson Georgia visits her uncle J C J Lewis on Smith Avenue with her young daughter Effie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Johnson
Thompson, Ga
Effie
J. C. J. Lewis
Smith Avenue
Guest Visitor Plans Short City Stay
A traveler remains in the city for a few days as a guest of local friends, drawing attention to their brief visit and hospitality arrangements.
Miss Lena B Godbee Heads to Knoxville for Summer School
Miss Lena B Godbee is in the city visiting friends before leaving shortly for Knoxville to attend summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena B. Godbee
Knoxville
Liver Medicine Ad Promises Heartburn Relief
Dr. M. A. Simmons liver medicine targets heartburn sour belching and constipation. Claims to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels. Price 25 cents per package. Sold by R. Thomas Jr and Peacock Mash Drug Co. Mr. W. H. Robinson of Cairo visited town briefly on Wednesday.
Pine Park man visits city on business
Mr. J. G. Moore of Pine Park spent Wednesday in the city on business. Miss Annie Bess Cutler has returned from Camilla where she attended the wedding of Miss Marie Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Moore
Pine Park
City
Annie Bess Cutler
Camilla
Marie Turner
Beachton visitors drop by town yesterday
Mrs.3 M Beach, Mr. Herbert Beach and Miss Hattie Blackshear of Beachton were visitors in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Beach
Herbert Beach
Hattie Blackshear
Beachton
James Burch Earns A. B. Degree at University of Georgia
James Burch, after four years at the University of Georgia, graduated this year earning the A. B. degree. He completed studies in the liberal arts and will pursue future opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burch
University of Georgia
Burch
Notable Visitor From Quitman Attends Thomasville Event
Dr. S.8 Gaulden of Quitman was among the well known visitors at a Thomasville gathering yesterday, marking a notable local attendance by regional figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaulden
Quitman
Thomasville
Williams Leaves for Columbus to Visit Parents
Mr William Brown Williams departed for Columbus today to spend several days with his parents Dr and Mrs Williams. Shipp and Kline of Moultrie are visiting lawyers at the city Court this week. Mrs H Peacock of Albany visited the city this week as a guest of Mrs W M Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown Williams
Columbus
Mrs. Williams
Messrs
H. Peacock
Albany
City
W. M. Parker
Master Julius Heads to Charleston for Summer Visit
Scott left Sunday for Charleston Washington to spend the summer with his uncle J Fred Bosch in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius ‘Scott
Charleston, D. C
J. Fred Bosch
Dr J T Culpepper Attends Georgia Banners Meeting
Dr J T Culpepper is in Atlanta for a brief stay to participate in a session of the Executives committee of the Georgia Banners Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Culpepper
Atlanta
The
Georgia Banners’ Association
Legal Auto Exchange Sells Six Ford Touring Cars
The Legal Auto Exchange received a shipment of six Ford touring cars this morning from its Phamasrville office Pelham. Mrs. Taylor Mitchell and children are visiting Camilla this week. Mr. James A. Duncan returned from Columbus after business. Messrs J R and J B Lawrence of Milledgeville were in the city briefly yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Auto Exchange
Phamasrville
Mrs
Taylor Mitchell
Camilla
James A. Duncan
Columbus
Messrs
J. R
J. B. Lawrence
Milledgeville
Mrs R H North Visiting In Fairview
Mrs R H North of Panama City Florida is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W C Hinson in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. North
Panama City
Fla
Mrs
W. C. Hinson
Fairview
Miss Irma Powell and Mr R Beall Married in Cairo
Miss Irma Powell of Cairo and Mr R Beall of North Georgia wed yesterday at five thirty in Cairo. The couple traveled to Thomasville then to points north on the A B A railway, spending several weeks away as the bridal party traveled with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma ‘Powell
Cairo
R. Beall
North Georgia
Thomasville
Points North
J. A. Lindsey
Hamilton
Montszuma
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Geoxrgta
Louis G.smith
Adid
Aid County
M. ‘Jones
Watkins
Mary M. Hay
Hay
Jones
Thomas’ County
Superior Court
Said ‘County
Z. I. Fitzpatrick
T.-3. Ball
F. L. Macintyr
Hansell Wat
C. Groover
T. C
H. J. Macintyrd
John ‘Dixon
T. L. Dixon
Ae ‘Doss
Joy Mallard
J. J
Binkey
Gay
Mary A. Benton
T. C. Benton
W. 'M. Jones
Wm. M. Jones
A. Pollar’s
Turday
J. W. McGahee
Coolidge Drug Company
Crapps- Hardware Store
Pollar’s Bargain Store
Associated Press
Savanna
Vgtin
Hilbert
Griggs
Mr. Lee Kelly
W. H. Robinson
Mapa
Sirs Batt -Shigletary
Pelham
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