Mutual Life policy holders hit thousand mark
Mr. C. M. Robinson, local representative of the Mutual Life Insurance Association of Georgia, reports completing a first block of 1000 policy holders since last September and plans to start a second block aiming for even faster results. Also notes Rev. Ea F. Cook’s strong missions sermon at the Methodist church and Meigs men E E Wilkes and Gets Duren ejected from a southbound train amid fare dispute, with potential damages lawsuit. Dr B A Daniels operated on Simeon Goolsby for a skull injury with a delicate procedure and reports steady improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Robinson
Mutual Life Insurance Association of Georgia
Robinson
The
Mutual of Georgia
Is.& Young Insurance. Company
Ea. F. Cook
Methodist Church
Bro. Cook
Bainbridge Searchlight
Measures On Convicts Textbooks And Ballot System
Senator H W Hopkins told Times Enterprise the upcoming summer legislature must decide on convict disposition text book uniformity and an Australian ballot reform. He expects the ballot question to lead and hopes the session lasts fewer than fifty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hopkins
Times-Enterprise
Presbyterians Rally to Fund New College in Thomasville
Trustees of the Presbyterian College launch an active canvass among church members to raise funds for repairs to campus buildings and grounds before continuing organization work. The effort aims to secure support from local Presbyterians for the college’s future in Thomasville. Local students Wallace and Edgar Brandon return home. Wallace plans to work as a mechanical engineer in Norfolk after graduation from Georgia Tech in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Presbyterian College
Thomasville
Messrs. Wallace
Edgar Brandon
Georgia Dial of Technology
Wallace Brandon
Norfolk
Trustees announce Young Female College property use to Macon presbytery Board
The Board for Trustees of Young Female College states they have yielded use of college property and net income to a Board of Managers appointed by the Macon presbytery. The aim is to reopen the college in the coming fall with public support and confidence. They request moral and financial aid from the community and will present details publicly in a few days. August H Hansell, President, Board of Trustees Y F C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Female College
Macon
Thomasville Mourns Death of Robert Reid
The death of Robert Reid in Cincinnati on Thursday evening brings sorrow to Thomasville residents who knew him. Born and raised in Thomasville, he had early friends here who were glad to see him. Details of illness and passing were only conveyed by telegram to James Reid.
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Robert Reid
Thomasville
Cincinnati
James
Col McLendon of Thomasville Receives Capitol Visit
The many warm friends of Hon. Guyton McLendon of Thomasville saw him at the capitol. He has suffered rheumatism and gout for two years while seeking relief from various springs and is now steadily recovering. He met Governor Terrell to discuss Georgia school land claims and the governor will settle suits based on land values at the time of squatting.
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Georgia
South Georgia
Dr Miles Nervine Credited By W Y Allen For Cure
A Mississippi reader states his wife suffered chronic fits and paralysis before Dr Miles Restorative Nervine relieved symptoms after the first dose. He reports complete freedom from attacks after multiple bottles and praise for the Nervine and Liver Pills. The ad urges readers to buy and request a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Ory
Dr. Miles
W. Y. Allen
P. M
Elkville
Miss
Installation of Rev L McCarty at the Presbyterian Church
The sermon by Rev W H Frazer of Macon and the charge by Rev H G Griswold of Quitman marked the pastorate installation. Rev J C Tims of Moultrie urged the people to take part. The report notes local editorials and questions about bitter editorials in town papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. L. Mc‘Carty
the Presbyterian Church
W. H. Frazer
Macon
H. G. Griswold
Quitman
Moultrie
Episcopal Services Conducted at Moultrie Church
Rev. G B Whitney of Thomasville led Episcopal services at the Presbyterian church in Moultrie last Monday evening. A large congregation attended and enjoyed his earnest, eloquent discourse on What is life. Whitney plans to conduct services about twice per month and a mission may be established here.
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Whitney
Thomasville
Episcopal Church
That City
Presbyterian Church
Fev
Moultrie
Quitman Delegation Visits Thomasville Members Listed
Among the Quitman delegation who Mondayed in Thomasville were J. H. Wails and R. A. Weldon. Mr. P. G. White, a farmer of the Ochlockonee district, was in the city for Visitable Binge Fest events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Thomasville
J. H. Wails
R. A. Weldon
Ochlockonee
White
Dentist Dr. R H Thomas Visits Valdosta
Dr. R H Thomas a young dentist from Valdosta was seen in the city yesterday prompting local interest and brief chatter among residents about his visit and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H. Thomas
Valdosta
Stanley's Business College Ad Urges Year-Round Open Sessions
The text promotes Stanley's Business College noting persistent application as the path to success. It urges entering during summer months and taking relevant courses to secure a guaranteed position, highlighting open sessions every day and year-round operation.
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Stanley’s Business College
Funeral of Thomas Hunt in City Buried at Laurel Hill
Thomas Hunt died Sunday night after years of illness and was buried Monday at 4 30 p m at Laurel Hill. The funeral service was held at St Thomas church with Rev G B Whitney officiating. Pallbearers included J J Mash C B Quinn W L Adams C G Goehring Emmett Mitchell and T B Duren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hunt
St. Thomas Church
G. 8. Whitney
Laurel Hill
J. J. Mash
C. B. Quinn
W. L. Adams
C. G. Goehring
Emmett Mitchell
T. B. Duren
Mules and Cows for Sale at Reasonable Prices
We have 10 head mill and farm mules and 10 head Jersey Holstein and Durham cows with young calves. For information write to Boston Ga Sint F B A E. Norton.
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Jersey
Durham
Gale
Boston
Sintf B A &E
Norton
Call for physician reports and clean premises to stamp out disease
The speaker urges city physicians to report contagious diseases to the board of health and calls the public to keep premises clean by cutting weeds draining stagnant water and burning trash. Emphasizes cooperation for a healthy city and healthy homes.
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Board of Health
Henry and Miss Fitzgerald Weds in Cleveland at May 26
The marriage of Mr Geo A Henry formerly of Cleveland Ohio to Miss Mary Fitzgerald also of Cleveland occurred May 26. The Times Enterprise greets the couple and wishes them happiness. The newlyweds reside at H M Hannahs plantation on the Tallahassee road after arriving in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Henry
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Fitzgerald
Times-Enterprise
Mrs. Henry
H.M Hanna
Tallahassee Road
An Unfortunate Accident. Mr. Chas. Robinson, the well known
A brief fragment reports an accident involving Mr. Chas. Robinson, noted as a well known local figure. No further details are readable to identify date, location, or outcomes.
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Chas. Robinson
Georgia Press Association Photo Prominently Displayed
A San Francisco Daily Call copy, signed by Capt. John Triplett, shows a handsome picture of the Georgia Press Association with the captain between two ladies, placed in a conspicuous position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Daily Call
John Triplett
Georgia Press Association
Doctor Daniels and family depart for Union South Carolina
Dr. B. A. Daniels his wife and daughter leave today for Union South Carolina. The doctor will be away about ten days while Mrs. Daniels and the baby remain through the summer months. Citizens are wished a pleasant vacation by the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Daniels
Union
S. C
Epworthians Convene and Wardlaw Plans Summer School
Mr J C Wardlaw returning from Valdosta where Epworthians met in convention leaves Sunday night for Athens to attend University Summer School for two months. A Washington correspondent reports the U S government has officially recognized tipping as a prime necessity for travelers aiding comfort and convenience. The treasury secretary promulgates a lengthy decree allowing reasonable fees for sleeping car porters and other government employees.
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J. C. Wardlaw
Valdosta
Epworthians
Athens
University
United States
Washington
Chicago Chronicle
Secretary of the Treasury
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Trina Cn
Simeon Goolsby
Simeon
Behalf of
Presbyterian College
H. J. McIntyre
University of Georgia
the Tech
Edgar
Msfrine To
I Nokel
Genene
James Reid
J. T. Culpepper
H. H. Brandon
Spring Grove Cemetery
Savannah Press
Guyton McLendon
Thomas
McLendon
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Presbyterian -Hagtoe
Atlanta Constitution
Thomasville Times- Enterprise
Laura Jean Libbey
Episcopal Services
Thomasville, Ga
Mr. Hunt
South Carolina
Hidney
Dr. ‘Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Ey Sais
Eli
Aly
New York
Worth
Caroline Corn “Whisky
Rye
Southern Express Company
J. H. Wgolly
Cherryville, N. C
Dwin A. Hardin Co., Tue
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Eng
American Bldg
Atlanta, GA
Williamins
Remingtons
Smiths
Yosts
Densmore
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Taylor Saw Mills
Sarre
Macon. GA
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