Fourth of July Celebration Planned by Commercial Association
Governor Nat E Harris Hon Joseph Pottle and other notable figures were invited to speak at Paradise Park for a large Fourth of July celebration. The organizing committee led by J M Edwards aims to boost community spirit with a basket picnic games band music and speeches. Contributions of money or watermelons are welcome and will be acknowledged by the committee.
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Nat E. Harris
Joseph Pottle
Frank Park
KB. &. Cox
Congress
The
Commercial Association
J. M. Edwards
E. C. Gibson
Proctor
R. G. Mays
Paradise Park
Busch
Christian Science Society seeks incorporation in Thomas County
Petition filed in Superior Court to form a religious association named The Christian Science Society of Thomasville Georgia with twenty year term and renewal option. Objects include promoting Christian religion, electing trustees, adopting by laws, handling donations and property for non profit use, and welfare of the society. Deputy Clerk Groover certifies true copy dated May 30 1916.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Superior Court
Said County
Bryan F. Smith
Weeta BE. Smith
Lizzie F. Blatherwick
Susie A. Blatherwick
Josephine Hair
Said
The
Christian Science Society
Thomasville
Association of Society
Weeta E. Smith
Lizzie E. Blatherwick
Groover
Hare
Sloan's Liniment Relief Claims From Reader Letters
A fragmentary ad style report presents reader testimonials praising Sloan's Liniment for knee pain with claims of quick relief, noting widespread use and availability at drug stores. The text includes garbled branding and spelling errors but centers on testimonial anecdotes for pain relief without detailing medical endorsement.
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S. Ferguson
Phila
Sloan
Aufferig
Boston Stores Burglarized In Friday Night Break‑in
Two Boston stores were burglarized Friday night with no clues to the robbers. Norton’s cash store was broken into from the rear, merchandise stolen, and Burney’s hardware had a rear door breached but entry blocked by steel belts and bars. Front doors were smashed to enter. six pistols and other items missing, loss about $150. Authorities work to identify suspects, noting proximity to the A. C. L. station and familiarity with premises.
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Norton
Burney
Hardawre
Boston
Mr. Norton
John Burney
Thomasville Man Weds Waycross Girl in Elegant Nuptials
Archie Pittman of Thomasville marries Hattie LaFayette Thigpen of Waycross in a refined morning ceremony at the bride’s home officiated by Rev. R. A. Brown. The couple depart for a bridal tour to Washington and New York and will establish residence in Thomasville after July 10.
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Thomasville
Waycross
Archie Pittman
Hattie Thigpen
Hattie LaFayette Thigpen
T. J. McClelan
Archibald Winn Pittman
R. A. Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Pittman
Washington
New York
Niagara Falls
Woman Renounces Surgery After Pinkham Remedy
Astoria New York woman credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with relieving two years of illness and back pain avoiding an operation. She reports rapid improvement and regained ability to sit for breakfast with her husband.
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Astoria
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joan A. Koente
Flushing Avenue
Pinkham Laboratory
Lydia E Pinti
Lydia T. Pinkham
Kept wedding a secret a year
Mr and Mrs 3 Bruce Patterson kept their June 6 1915 Albany wedding secret for a year. They wed at the First Methodist church Albany with Rev L J Ballard then moved to Centerville where they now reside. Patterson a local businessman and Miss Bessie Gibson a former city resident were the couple.
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Bessie Gibson
Bruce Patterson
Albany
L. J. Ballard
First Methodist Church
Patterson
Centerville
Atlanta
Tallahassee
Mr. Patterson
J. G. Patterson
Miss Gibson
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Drives Out Malaria
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the system for adults and children.
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Grove
Burgh Declares Candidacy for Thomas County House Seat
Jim Burgh announces his candidacy for Representative from Thomas County in the upcoming primary. He states his aim to serve in the Legislature and seeks support from voters.
Visitors and locals fill Thomasville City Court week
A string of residents and guests from Patten Ochlocknee Adairsville Boston Augusta Albany and Macon visit Thomasville for city court business social calls and brief stays. Notables include J H Rogers Effie Luke J G Jordan Walter Hargrave and families. Several plan to travel to New York Boston or Newport for trips and summer camps.
Morgan Announces Candidacy for Georgia House Seat
Dr. W. C. Morgan declares his run in the Democratic Primary for a seat in the Georgia Lower House. He seeks voter support as a legislative candidate in the upcoming election.
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Georgia
W. C. Morgan
Thomas County Candidate Bowers Seeks Legislature Seat
J A Bowers announces candidacy for Representative in the Legislature from Thomas County subject to the State Primary. He pledges the 1914 platform on New County and county matters and solicits Thomas County voters support while thanking them for past favors.
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Thomas County
J. A. Bowers
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Gentle Laxative Effect
An advertisement promises a free and easy daily bowel movement as a sign of health. Dr Kings New Life Pills are touted to purify blood and relieve constipation without griping, with a tonic system-wide benefit and a price of 25 cents at druggists.
Marriage of Roy Blonds and Marie Stephens in county Sunday
Well known couple Roy Blonds and Marie Stephens wed Sunday at Rev. R. G. Jackson’s home on Clay and Stephens Street. The ceremony was performed in private with close friends. The bride is the daughter of Boyd Stephens of Ochlocknee. the groom works with contractors on the Upchurch Williams building. They will reside on North Broad Street.
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Roy Blonds
Marie Stephens
R. G. Jackson
Clay and
Stephens Street
Boyd Stephens
Ochlocknee
Bloodsworth
Upchurch-Williams
Blodesworth
North Broad Street
Frost Dixon Quiet Marriage in Thomasville Saturday Afternoon
Kathleen Frost of Sumter South Carolina married John Dixon a local business man in a small ceremony at the bride’s sister residence. Rev W M Harris officiated with no attendants. The couple left for a bridal trip to Atlanta and Sumter and will reside in Thomasville after returning.
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Kathleen Frost
Sumter
S. C
John Dixon
S. E. Martin
W. M. Harris
First Baptist Church
Helen McKinnon
Mrs. Dixon
Atlanta
Thomasville
Monday's Chicago Market closing figures at Board of Trade
The report lists closing figures posted at the Chicago Board of Trade this afternoon. Prices and stock values are summarized for the market session of Monday, June 19, with emphasis on notable gains and declines.
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Chicago
The
Board of Trade
Stephens King wed in Quitman Brooks County ceremony
Mr Keith Stephens and Miss Harvey King of Brooks County married Sunday afternoon in Quitman. The intimate ceremony drew few friends and surprised Stephens’s city circle. Miss King from a prominent Brooks County family. Stephens, son of J J Stephens of the city, is well known here. The couple arrived in the city amid celebrations.
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Keith Stephens
Harvey King
Brooks County
Quitman
Stephens
Miss King
Mr. Stephens
J. J. Stephens
Local social notes detail travels and visitors
Miss Rhoda Lester departs for Providence Rhode Island for two weeks then New York before a summer in Goffstown New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Louis Prairie of near Pavo visited Thomasville Sunday soon after their wedding to Miss Gladys Crisler. J G Patterson and Miss Mary Patterson head to Wrightsville Beach North Carolina for several weeks. KenDrick J W and Shelley Davis of Pavo drive to Miccosukee then stop in Thomasville on return.
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Rhoda Lester
Providence
R. I
New York
Goffstown
New Hampshire
Louis Prairie
Pavo
Thomasville
Mrs. Praire
Gladys Crisler
J. G. Patterson
Mary Patterson
Wrightsville Beach
N. C
5. B
P. J
Kendrick
J. W
Shelley Davis
Miccosukie
Butter delivered daily from Flowers Ice Cream Wagon
The Flowers Ice Cream Company advertises a brand of creamery butter from Mississippi sold at forty cents per pound. The butter is delivered by the ice cream wagon which tours the streets daily and will call at designated places upon request.
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the Flowers Ice Cream Company
Mississippi
Change Your Skin Learn About Blood Purification Remedy
The article promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifying remedy. It claims purified blood prevents disease by eliminating poisons, improves skin conditions, and boosts energy. It compares skin shedding in snakes to humans renewing skin and urges internal cleansing.
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Pierce
Golden
En el
Ani
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