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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts S S S as a below the surface treatment for eczema and other blood disorders. It claims fifty years on the market and nationwide reach, offering expert advice from a Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
A Tennessee reader describes dramatic recovery after using Ziron Tonic. He says prior to use he felt weak with stomach trouble loss of appetite and insomnia and now after taking Ziron he feels well enough to work daily. Medical authorities note iron is essential for good health and suggest zinc iron tonics may help those lacking iron.
The Board of Stewards of the Thomasville Methodist Church mourns Walter H. Burch Jr who died January 15 1919 after contracting Spanish influenza. Born August 15 1860 he joined the church young and served loyally on the Board of Stewards elected December 14 1918. His counsel sought church enlargement and his memory remains a lasting memorial. Heartfelt sympathies are extended to his family and the resolutions are spread on the minutes.
In Dublin Georgia a mob of 300 to 600 searches for Huber Cummings after he killed Raymond Cannon in a car confrontation. Cannon, 30, had just returned from the army and left a widow and parents.
A Quitman Georgia woman found in her bedroom a swarm of mosquitoes and used Ferment a new product from The G B Williams Company to spray them. The compound claimed to kill mosquitoes and flies quickly, leave no stain, and be harmless to humans. It sells for 25 cents a bottle.
Atlanta reports show state lawmakers eye a women suffrage amendment as a major 1910 issue. George legislators and local leaders in Fulton Hartwell Moultrie seek ratification and constitutional change to allow women voting rights, with public sentiment voiced by the press and local clubs.
Atlanta June 17 Two more men shot to death add to Fulton County violent crime list. The James McDonald case ends with acquittal on murder charges after a prior manslaughter conviction and a hung jury. Details show jurors split 10 2 for conviction and acquittal. The killings of John Henry Green and W C Smith follow prior incidents as self defense pleas loom for jurors.
In Atlanta Judge John D. Humphries cut James M. McDonald's cash bond from 10000 to 5000 after a second mistrial in the Jung slaying case. The reduction followed a recommendation from Judge Render Terrell of Greenville and related emergency criminal court proceedings.
Public sale set for the first Tuesday in July 1919 at Thom asville court house for land Lot 208 in the 13th district eight acres. Levied to satisfy a Coolidge Banking Co. mortgage against H W Orr with cash balance due Jan 1 1920. Guard discharge notice for V Alice Feltham filed by Fred Feltham.
A sheriff sale at the court house door in Thomas County Georgia on the first Tuesday in July 1919 includes 50 acres of lot 275 and 20 acres of lot 278 in the 13th district. The property is levied on as the estate of Lewis Jones deceased to satisfy a 1917 city court execution in favor of E C Milligan against J A Jones and Noble Jones as administrator. A Rehberg sheriff.
The sale occurs on the first Tuesday in July 1919 at the Court House door in Thomas County. The tract is about 3 acres part of lot 032 in the 13th District described from a stake 20 chains 90 links north, with a 14 chain 28 link east run and other specified boundaries. Ed Cannon is the defendant, subject to a Bank of Boston lien, in an execution dated March 27 1919 from the City Court of Thomasville. W A Rehberg Sheriff.
An order from the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County Georgia directs a public sale on the first Tuesday in July 1919 at the county courthouse. Properties include Lot 315 271.4 acres Lot 326 west of the Thomasville Ochlocknee road 250 acres Lot 316 199.8 acres Lot 327 east of Barnett Creek 76 acres a store front in Ochlocknee plus associated parcels and right of way details all in the 17th District of Thomas County Georgia.
Petition states estate fully administered and asks the court to discharge the executors and grant letters of dismission. Citations are issued to all interested persons, heirs, and creditors to show cause by the first Monday in July 1919. Ordinary WM M Jones presiding.
Mrs. L D Johnson petitioned the Thomas County Ordinary to compel T L Rooks to deed 70 acres in Lots 315 and 816 and another tract in Ochlocknee to the heirs of L D Johnson deceased. The court is to hear at the July 1919 term why the deed should not be made. Heirs Pearl Hilton Margaret Roy and Lamar Johnson are notified to appear.
Notice states W B Hambleton as administrator applies to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell Mary Culver estate land to pay debts or for distribution. Hearing set at the regular July 1919 term on the first Monday.
Application filed in Thomas County Georgia for leave to sell land of the estate of Mrs. John W. McDonald to pay debts or for distribution. Hearing set at the July 1919 term of the Court of Ordinary.
Guardian M L Perry to sell July 1 on two thirds undivided interest in lot 121 13th land district Thomas County Georgia at public cash sale for minors Middleton Perry and Wimberly Perry. Henry Crutcher guardianship application for Willie Curry minor child of Joseph Curry deceased to be heard first Monday in July. James H Jones Ordinary Thomas County Georgia.
Atlantic City delegates clash over recognizing Soviet Russia and lifting the Russian blockade while arguing for American labor day’s meaning. The resolutions committee rejects May Day linking global labor unity and affirms support for a democratic government in Russia, amid bitter exchanges led by Samuel Gompers and others.
The court is asked to grant a twelve months support for Johnson and her minor child Beatrice. After filing their return, all interested persons are cited to show cause at the next July Term 1919 of the Ordinary Court why the application should not be granted. Wm. M. Jones, Ordinary.
All creditors of the Estate of J J Hartsfield deceased are notified to render in their accounts and demands to the undersigned and all debtors to the estate are required to make immediate payment. J F Pittman administrator of the estate of J J Hartsfield
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