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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
3
In Thomas County a group of candidates announces for county offices including School Superintendent and Clerk of Superior Court. Promises emphasize faithful duty, efficient service, and requests for white voters to support in the upcoming primary.
An historical notice announces candidates for coroner and sheriff in Thomas County Georgia. It includes Gardner of Thomas County promising careful service and accessible contact via home telephone, and Gordon E Davis seeking the sheriff nomination pledging efficient impartial duty and primary support.
A fragmented declaration from a candidate for sheriff in Omaha County outlines duties and aims to serve faithfully. The candidate emphasizes honoring the will of the people and earning continued voter confidence.
A candidate announces for the office of sheriff of Thomas county subject to party primary. He pledges careful and active service, asks for the support and vote of fellow citizens.
The fragment promotes RE-CU-MA as a tonic claimed to cleanse the body and boost vitality for all ages. It presents the product as a physician’s prescription used for many years with claimed remarkable results and notes pleasant taste.
Thomasville authorities report delayed start but strong early gains in the anti mosquito drive. Ditches cleared, streams regraded on the east side, and routine oiling of still water. citizen cooperation is crucial to reduce late summer and fall malaria. Report suspected breeding sites to Dr. Schrieber. volunteers are sought for inspections and enforcement of local ordinances against standing water.
Mr and Mrs A B Master visited in Boston Saturday. Mr and Mrs D H White stayed with Mr and Mrs J T Lott Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs G W Reichert and grandmother visited near Monticello Florida. Mr Lee Butler of Grady county spent part of last week with relatives. Mr and Mrs D H White and Mr and Mrs A R Dekle visited W R Reichert Sunday. Mrs Ida King and son James King visited at the Reichert home. Mr and Mrs William Lewis spent Sunday with John Reichert.
Thomasville Georgia June 48 1920 the Board of County Commissioners met in special session to decide on an economical plan to build approach fills at Johnson and Federal Aid Project No 12 bridges Engineer Frank Mitchell outlined costs for eight wheeler outfits versus steam shovels and concluded the wheeler plan offers lower cost and faster completion with rip rap abutments and ramps to be built by Supt Brown. bids and equipment matters were discussed before adjourning.
Forty Jersey cows from top state herds will be sold in Thomasville Georgia on July 5. The event features the Georgia Jersey Cattle Club Jubilee with a barbecue free watermelons educational judging contest and a noted speaker. A showing of the film Hearts and Jerseys will cap the day.
Joseph A. Dunmire of Los Angeles reports Tanlac cured his digestive troubles and insomnia, adding fifteen pounds after half a bottle. He says he can eat three meals, sleep well, and plans to have his daughter start taking Tanlac as well. Tanlac is sold in Thomasville Boston Meigs Metcalfe.
Historical notice urges elimination of mosquitoes citing yellow fever and malaria as dangers. It promotes home screens and daily spraying with TORMENT insecticide from G. B. Williams Co. of Quitman Georgia, claiming safety for people and clothing.
Judge Jones ruled that the road adjacent to Merrillville on Road is a public road for over seven years, ending a long local controversy and drawing attention across the county. Tax assessors plan to finish their work by Wednesday June 23, urging those with business to visit the Court House.
Numerous visitors from Moultrie Valdosta Jacksonville Cairo Meigs and Boston frequent the city for business and social visits. Residents report travel to Atlanta Jacksonville and New York with relatives and guests staying at local homes. The column notes a drowning incident near Beachton and the death of John Clemmons plus a newborn bay foal at a local farm.
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