Georgia editorials mix politics and social notes in fragmented column
A cluttered newspaper fragment from Thomasville Georgia blends editorials with gossip on politics and society. It references Georgia politicians like Hoke Smith, BE L. Rainey, and Little Joe Brown, plus local matters including a school building and regional taxation.
Thomas County Honors Judge Augustin Hansell with memorial trees
The Times Enterprise plans weekly sketches for a Clerk's record of notable Thomas County citizens. This week features Judge Augustin H. Hansell, a long serving Georgia Superior Court judge, born 1817 in Milledgeville and active in law, politics, and public service. He died in 1907 at nearly ninety, survived by five children.
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Augustin H. Hansell
Superior Court
Southern Judicial Circuit
Georgia
Thomas County
Hansell
Milledgeville
William Y. Hansell
Bar of
Middle Georgia
Iverson L. Harris
Supreme Bench of
Andrew” Hansell
Cobb County
William J. Fish
Georgia Supreme Bench
Charles “P. Hansell
Thomasville
Bullock
Theong
Atlanta
Hawlineville
Pulaski County
Powds
Efreuit
Mary ‘Ann Paine
B. L. Baker
James §. Denham
Montice
Tax Reform Debated in Thomas County Local Editorial
A Thomas County opinion piece discusses the new tax law, noting broad debate and objections while defending the reform’s goals and the legislators who supported it. The writer urges patience as the law is studied and adjusted, highlighting the roles of Senator West, Attorney General McReynolds, and local officials.
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West
Miaide
MD. Crum
Washington
Georgia
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Georgia Delegation Urged to Act on Dilly-Dallying
A Augusta Chronicle excerpt urges the Georgia delegation in Congress to unite and locate the cause for delays and objections delaying appointments.
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Congress
Ripening Georgia melons praised by editors and doctors
A Rome Tribune Herald note extols south Georgia melons as superbly flavored and harmless. The piece recounts doctors' laughter, claims high quality 1914 crop, and cites Savannah Morning News noting pleasant effects for farmers and consumers who eat them.
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Rome- Tribune-Herald
Thomasville
South Georgia
Georgia Considers Compulsory Education Law
Atlanta June 23. The annual report of Georgia state schools commissioner L. Brittain urges compulsory education, noting six states lack such a law and proposing local option adoption by counties that wish to require school attendance.
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Atlanta
Georgia
L. Brittain
First Woman Mayor Elected in Southern Tent City
In Atlanta area Tent City, a suburb, Mrs. D C Manry becomes the Souths first woman mayor after a women caucus and cross voter support. The town also seats two women on the council and a woman police chief with badge, creating a notable suffrage governance model despite lacking formal incorporation.
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Atlanta
Nhas
D, C, Manry
Manry
Tisre
Lakewood
Cardui advertised as aid for women’s ailments
A testimonial from Anna Belle Emey of SummIt Point West Virginia claims Cardui, the woman’s tonic, relieved 15 years of severe female health problems after 12 bottles, restoring her health and mind. The ad urges other women to try Cardui, notes decades of support, and provides order details and instructions.
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Summit Point
W. Va
Anna Belle Emey
Cardus
Cardui
Cordele Beats Thomasville 7 1 to Sweep Series
Cordele dominates Thomasville 7 to 1 behind Hall’s pitching as Cordele wins the third straight game. Dewitt’s two runs for Thomasville are offset by costly errors. Cordele scores in five straight innings and claims the win at home in a 1:30 game with Chappelle umpiring.
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Cordele
Thomasville
Hall
Pimcnes
Dewitt
Mayles
Unus
Champlin
Davenport
East
Wilkes
Lipsey
O DeWitt
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A. Brovthers
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Banketam
Hrazier
Gray
Reagan
Burresg
Paone
Waycross Beats Americus In Ninth Inning Rally
Waycross defeats Americus 8 to 3 in a loosely played game after four ninth inning runs. Bitting homered in the first and Manchester contributed key infield plays as Waycross built a lead with fourth inning errors and late insurance. Batter details and inning scores included with Blanset Manchester Antley and Coveney listed as players.
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Way‘cross
Americus
Waycross
Manchester
Bitting
Gray
B. Amartcus
Blanset
Antley
Coveney
Dime
Campbell
Valley town nine drops sixth straight in home loss
Valdosta fell 5 to 4 to Brunswick as Winges started but left ill and Zapke relieved. Paynes and Woods pitched for Pilots with Wood taking over in the fifth. Pierre went 4 for 4 as Brung and teammates rallied in late innings to edge the locals. Umpire Genthe called the game at 2:02 with nine hits total.
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Valdosta
Brunswick
Wood
Pierre
Now Located On Madison Street Opposite Times-Enterprise
A notice states a location change on Madison Street opposite the Times Enterprise office in Thomasville Georgia with new contact phones for office and residence.
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Madison Stree
Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
Georgia
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