Primary election rules and district designations in Thomas County
The document outlines primary rules for Thomas County candidates by district with districts named 1 through 4 and 8, detailing who is eligible to vote for each district and that district winners are those with the highest votes in the county. It lists fee assessments for various offices and sets deadlines for payments to the committee secretary or chairman. It notes the Democratic Executive Committee will assemble on August 20, 1914, at noon at the Court.
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Missioner
Emtire County
Thomasville
Boston and Metcalfe
Meigs and Ochlocknee
Pavo, Barwick and Ways
Murphy
Ellabelle
Superior Court of the
Southern Circuit
Superior Court
General Assembly
Thomas County
Ohte
Sania
Amea
Mlade
Advices to Women from HRS Inn and Lydia Pinkham Ad
An early 20th century notice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women with testimonials from Mrs. H T Winn of Kansas City and Mrs Charlie Bagley of Cumming Ga. The document also outlines primary election procedures including contest notices and anti-fraud rules dated June 20 1914.
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Kansas City
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pink
H. T. Winn
Freemont Ave
Kansas City, Mo
Cumming
Lydia E. Pinkam
Charlie Bag‘ley
Plieg Cured In 6 to 14 Days Patent Remedy Ad
Our druggist will refund money if PAZO urges fails to cure any case of Itching burning bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. First arrival has case and rest. 5 c. adv.
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Plieg
Second . Street
Louis
Another Major League Planned to Rival Federal League
New York June 20. Baseball leaders voted to launch a third major league to counter the Federal League. Presidents Johnson of the American League and Barrow of the International League announced an eight team circuit, split evenly between the American Association and the International.
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New York
Federal League
Johnson
American League
Barrow
International League
American Association
International
Sheriff Candidate Singletary Seeks Re election
To the voters of Thomas County T W Singletary announces his candidacy for re election as Sheriff. He thanks supporters and asks for backing in the Democratic Primary on August 19 1914, noting his candidacy subject to primary action.
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Thomas County
Singletary
Milton for Sheriff Announces Independent Candidacy
A. B. Milton declares he runs for Thomas County Sheriff as an independent candidate without ties to any party or political group. He pledges fair, courteous service and strict legal compliance, asking voters for their support and respecting the will of the people. Dated March 17.
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A. B. Milton
Hight Announces Candidacy for Thomas County Sheriff
T J Hight declares his bid for Sheriff of Thomas County Georgia subject to the Democratic Primary. He cites his past record and asks new voters to consider his faithful service and past kindness while promising his best efforts if elected.
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Thomas County
Georgia
T. J. Hight
Candidate for Sheriff in Thomas County
W A Rehberg announces candidacy for Thomas County Sheriff subject to White Primary. He pledges conscientious prompt efficient service and states he is not a politician, relying on his experience as deputy and familiarity with sheriff duties to serve the people.
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Thomas
Groover Announces Candidacy for Representative in Thomas County
W. H. Groover announces his candidacy for Representative in Thomas County subject to the Democratic Primary. He asks voters for their endorsement in the upcoming primary dated May 25, 1914.
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Thomas County
W., H. Groover
Norton seeks reelection as Tax Receiver of Thomas County
F. S. Norton announces as a candidate for re election to the office of Tax Receiver in Thomas County, subject to the Democratic Primary. He cites experience and promises to perform duties faithfully and extend courtesy to all voters.
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Thomas County
Tam
Norton
Ochiocknee
Meigs May mass meeting endorses candidate pledge
A Meigs county mass meeting endorses a candidate after extensive solicitations from friends across the county. The note indicates a unanimous endorsement and a decision to nominate at a forthcoming event in May.
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Thomas
Meigs
Pilots Triumph as Brunswick Handles Thomasville 1–0
Georgia League game Brunswick defeats Thomasville 1 to 0 on Saturday. Hartner hurled a strong game until Klump’s ninth inning single and Weller’s advance. Poole held Thomasville to ten hits and kept baserunners at bay. Wayne Hartner pitched superbly despite the defeat.
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Poole
Brunswick
Pilots
Hartner
Jordan
Klump
Wicker
Cox
Champ
A Brunswick
Thomasville
Stollen
Schuyler
Reynolds
Ercrifice
Selgfried
Roth
Jordon
Davenport
Reyholds
Wilkes
Harter
Gentle
Letter from A Bowers Opposing New Hansell County
A letter dated June 3 from A Bowers of Meies Gay addresses endorsements for county politics. He states opposition to creating the new Hansell County, denies solicitation, and pledges to act for the best interests of Georgia and Thomas County. He asks for votes with a promise to look after supporters.
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Hansell
Georgia
Thomas'County
Speer Seeks Re-Election as Georgia State Treasurer
W. J. Speer announces candidacy to succeed himself as Georgia state treasurer for the upcoming Democratic primary. He emphasizes his record and experience, urges voter endorsement if the administration’s finances have been faithful and efficient, and thanks supporters as he seeks continued confidence in the campaign.
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W. J. Speer
People of
Georgia
Tax Receiver candidate appeals to Thomas County voters
J C Robison of Ochlockonee Ga announces his candidacy for Tax Receiver in the Democratic Primary. He vows efficient businesslike service with courtesy to taxpayers and urges fair apportionment and equal treatment across the county.
Americus triumphs 8 to 2 over Valdosta in decisive game
Americus defeated Valdosta 8 to 2 as Blansit, a college recruit, pitched well allowing six hits and five strikeouts. Salome Elis led the offense with a homer and a double, Van Landingham added a fourth inning homer after a tough single. The game ended early in the seventh so Valdosta could catch a train.
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Americus
Américus
Valdosta
Blansit
Anderson
Salome 'Elis
van Landingham
Ielder
Waycross Beats Cordele In High-Scoring Game
Waycross won 6 to 2 over Cordele as Batting pil ongem from the box-in second inning produced five hits two for extra bases. Sharp fielding by both sides highlighted the contest with Rea gan and Burress starved the offense while Reilly and Jones earned fielding honors for Waycross. Warwick pitched steadily after the first inning.
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Waycross
Pilongem
Cordele
Reagan
Burress
Short
Brazier
Reilly
Jones
Nnors
Warwick
Vaide
Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds and bronchial troubles. It claims rapid relief with the first dose and cites a testimonial from C H Brown of Muscatine Alabama noting its life saving effect for a child. Available 50 cents and 1.00 at druggists.
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iXing
C. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
Colored agent wanted advert in Cincinnati
Classified short note seeking a colored agent under 50 for a job paying 3100 monthly. Experience not required. Apply quickly at Box IA-405 Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Industrial wonders feature giant shovels to steel fences
A catalog of industrial processes and equipment showcases mining machinery, molten metal casting, rolling, galvanizing, and fence weaving. The reel promises demonstrations of steam shovels, blast furnaces, Bessemer processes, and cold wire drawing with a focus on farm fencing. Admission is 18 by ticket with free farmer tickets available from James Warn & Bro.
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Bessemer
James
President Wilson to name another Black official in DC
Washington June 20. It is reported that President Wilson will nominate another Negro to succeed Henry Lincoln Johnson of Atlanta as recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia. The move follows opposition from Southern Democrats and comes as Johnson is asked to resign effective July.
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Washington
Wilson
Henry Lincoln ‘Johnson
Atlanta
Recorder Cr Aegeds
District of Columbia
Orngon
Explosion kills Austrian military airship crew near Vienna
An Austrian military balloon engine craft exploded at low height near Vienna causing instant death to about 80 crew members. The cause remains unknown and all occupants perished on reaching the ground during a June maneuver at six hundred feet. The incident alarms Vienna as investigators search for answers.
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Vienna
Austria
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International Correspondence Schools
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J. B. Jones
Mgr
Thomasville, Ga
INN
Lydia E.pinkham
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Harry
Steyerman’s Cho Shoe Store
Delaware
England
West Jackson Street
H. Goldstein
W. Jackson St
Sioshsass
Polticians
Georgia’ State
Games
Seigfried
Parker
Weiler
Gordon
Pierre
Rf Hartner
Champlin
Lipsey
Georgia State League
Pet
S A Oe
Valdosta Ee
Ee Se Wilkes
P Oe
A. Bowers
Meies
Ochjapkuee, Ga
Slirno
Arecom
R. HE
O'Brien
Manchester
Chappelle
Ta Ag
Cortright
Neel Bros
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