Sheriff Sale of Undivided Interests in Thomas County Land
Legal notice for a sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in July 1913 in Thomas County Georgia. One sixth interests of H V Martin and Robert Martin in 300 acres known as the Robert Martin home place, Lots 264 and 289, 13th District, with bounds described. Sale to satisfy City Court judgment in favor of EB Milligain. Also guardian petition for Mrs Susan A Young filed with the Court of Ordinary to be heard July 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Robert. Martin
Robert Martin
Montgomery Land
Jim. Williams
Add. Way
Handy Tillman
B. C. Johnson
Add .Way
H. V. Martin
Thomasville
EB. C. Milligan
T. 3
Singletary
Public sale to highest bidder for cash in Thomasville Ga
At public outcry before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July 1913 the property of Ira Dekle is to be sold to satisfy an execution from City Court of Thomasville in favor of James McKinnon. Items include a 1912 Ford, multiple wagons and carts, ten oxen, several horses and mules, a Frick saw mill and accessories. Sheriff T S Singletary notes the sale date June 3 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
Sama
Ford
Charlie
Frick
Ira Dekle
Sheriff Sale in Thomas County Georgia 1913
Georgia Thomas County sheriff sale scheduled for the first Tuesday in July 1913 at the courthouse. Two parcels in the 14th district Lot 80 totaling about 26.5 acres, part of an execution from the City Court of Thomasville in favor of J N Reichert against William Grant and S B Grant.
Sheriff’s Sale of Georgia Land in Thomas County
The Court House door in Thomas County Georgia will open for the first cash bid on land lot 290, 18 acres in district 13, bounded by Robert Martin Mills Williams and Mrs P A McKinney. Court execution favors Bank of Boston against Annie M Williams. Dated June 8 1913. T S Singletary sheriff.
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Sherify
Salh
Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Said
Robert ‘Martin
Mills and Williams
P. A. McKinney
Thomasville
Bank of Boston
Annie M. Williams
Singletary
Sheriff Seeks Sale Of 40 Acres In Thomasville District
Property described as forty acres on the East Side of Lot 163 in the 17th District of Thomas County Georgia and bounded by Burnt Branch and land lot line. Levied under an execution from the City Court of Thomasville in Bank of Thomasville vs H H Hurst to satisfy the debt. Sale held in legal hours in June 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriee
Heiss
Tohomas County
Genozia
Thomas County
Georgia
Burnt Branch
Thomasville
Bank of Thomasville
Hurst
T. . Singletary
Petition for Administration of J. B. Watkins Estate
Notice cites W B Watkins applying for permanent administration of J B Watkins estate in the county. Creditors and next of kin are summoned to show cause at the office by law within the time allowed, why administration should not be granted. Dated May 28, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
W. B. Watkins
Said
J.B. Watkins
J. B. Wallins
Wm. M. Jones
Petition for discharge of administrator in Georgia
J. J. Wilson as executor of J. R. Wilson's estate petitions the court to discharge him after full administration. The notice calls all interested parties to show cause why Letters of Dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in July 1918 in Thomas County Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
J. J. Wilson
J. R. Wilson
J. IR. Wilson
Ae Wm. M. Jones
Administrator's Sale in Thomas County Georgia
Court of Ordinary order directs sale of estate in Thomas County and city of Thomasville. On first Tuesday in July 1918 at the county court house between usual hours, a house and lot fronting on Beanvens Street from Spair Street to Pollard lot, residence of Mary S. Prevatt at death. The sale continues daily until all property is sold. Cash terms. Dated June 2 1913 T N Hopkins adm estate of Mary Prevatt.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Court of Ordinary
Said
Thomasville
Towit
Beanvens Street
Spair Street
Spair
Mary S. Prevatt
T. N. Hopkins
Adm
Mary
Notice of Appraisers Report in Thomas County Georgia
Mary M. Hay applied for twelve months support from the estate of F. P. Hay. Appraisers filed their return. The Court of Ordinary, Thomas County, will hear on the first Monday in July 1913 why the application should not be granted. Date June 2, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas
Mary M. Hay
F. P. Hay
Court of Ordinary
Wm. M. Jones
Thomas County
Leave to Sell Land for Estate of C. Y. Warren
Jenny Warren administratrix seeks leave from the Ordinary Court to sell land of the C. Y. Warren estate to pay debts and for distribution. Hearing set at the regular term on June 2, 1913, in said county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
C. Y. Warren
Jenny Warren
Admx
C. Y.; Warren
Notice of Appraisers' Report Administrator's Sale
By order of Court of Ordinary, will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in July 1913 before the Court House door in Thomasville Ga. The tract lies in City of Thomasville Lot 63 parts of Lots 15 and 16 Block 4 South Thomasville addition, bounded by Hansell Street and a 12 foot lane. Sale continues day to day until disposed. John Dixon Adm Estate. Thomas County Port Georgia May 10 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Court of Ordinary
Thomasville
Hansell St
Hansell Street
John Dixon
Adm
L. Dixon
Application for Twelve Months Support for Benton Estate
Mary A. Benton applied for twelve months support from the estate of T. C. Benton. Appraisers filed their return and all interested parties must show cause before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in July 1918 why the petition should not be granted. W. M. Jones, Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas
Mary A. Benton
T. C. Benton
W. M. Jones
Petition for discharge of administrator in McPherson estate
FY J Ansley as administrator of Mrs. M W McPherson petitions the court to discharge after stating he has fully administered the estate. The notice cites all persons concerned to show cause why the administrator should not be discharged and letters revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
J. Ansley
M. W. McPherson
South Carolina militia ends federal aid over governor’s stance
General Moore of South Carolina received a telegram from General Mills, head of the Army Division for Militia Affairs, stating no further federal assistance in personnel or equipment will be provided to the South Carolina militia due to Governor Bailey's attitude toward enforcing the federal militia law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Moore
South Carolina
General Mills
United States Army
Mississippi Supreme Court rules razor not a weapon
The Mississippi Supreme Court yesterday defined that a razor is not a weapon but a toilet implement. The ruling remanded the case of Junius Brown, a Negro, who was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon for the razor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Supreme Court
Junius Brown
Trunk Company Announces New Georgia Trunk Line
The Georgia Novelty Trunks Company, Incorporated, newly organized in this city, announces readiness to fill orders with a select line of trunks and novelties. Their products are made under skilled management and labor, with unsurpassed values. They promote the New Tray Movement gaining attention among trunk users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Novelty Trunks Company, Incorporated
Reach the root of kidney trouble with Doan's Pills
A resident of Valdosta Georgia, W H Hardee, endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain and irregular secretions. He describes dull back pain disrupting rest, notes quick relief after use, and says he still uses them occasionally with no better kidney remedy. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other kidneys
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Thomasville
Deans
W. H. Hardee
North St
Valdolla
Dean
Foster-Milburn ,Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Walsh Talks Free Sugar Confronts Senate Caucus Split
In Washington on June 24 the Democratic caucus backed moves to eliminate free sugar in 1916 and impose a half cent per pound duty after that year. Senator Ollie James leads the free sugar drive, while several colleagues support Shafroth's amendment aligning duties with existing rates for sugars. Wheat and flour remain on the free list with a countervailing duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walsh
Montana
Newlands
Ransdell
Thornton
Williams
Ollie James
Kentucky
Antis
Shafroth
Senate
Colorado
Louisiana
Senate Committee
Twelve Year Old Boy Kills Grandfather
Cleveland Ohio June 25 Sheriff Smith swore out a warrant charging twelve year old Leroy F Reisinger with murder for the killing of his grandfather R B Hull and seriously wounding his grandmother at North Dover Ohio Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Deserter Husband Finds Hope After Powder Plant Blast
Peter K. Hicks, in a Patterson New Jersey divorce suit, said his wife’s desertion left him despondent until he found work at a powder factory. He was slightly injured in an explosion and decided life was worth living again.
Brunswick Gets War Dept Tents for Confederate Reunion
Washington June 24 The House Military Committee reported favorably on a bill by Representative Howard Georgia authorizing the Secretary of War to supply tents for Confederate veterans for their annual state reunion at Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Military Committee
Howard
Georgia
Secretary of War
Brunswick
Notice of Georgia local legislation on Thomasville charter
The notice states that at the next General Assembly session of Georgia a bill will be introduced to amend the Thomasville city charter to create a sinking fund commission. Dated June 5, 1913, published by Wm. M. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of Georgia
Thomasville
a.Bond
Georgia Senate elects Randolph Anderson President and Burwell Speaker
Atlanta June 25 J Randolph Anderson of Chatham was elected President of the Georgia Senate and W H Burwell was chosen Speaker of the House as the 50 day annual session opened this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. Randolph Anderson
Chatham
Georgia Senate
W. H. Burwell
House
Town visitors and residents seen in Thomasville scenes
A series of brief notes lists residents and visitors in Thomasville and nearby towns. Names include J. A. Wall Waycross Sam Wolff Pelham Joe Wise E F Latimer Waycross William Young Savannah E R Clarke Albany P Redding Ochlocknee George Porter Americus J J Wilson Ochlocknee W M Coon Frank Crabb A S Rogers Fitzgerald Clark Bainbridge Virginia Buckley Manistee Ruth Burch Daisy Neel and others visiting for business, leisure, or study with several headed to Knoxville for summer school.
Georgia lobbyists converge as 1913 legislature opens in Atlanta
In Atlanta on June 25 more than 1,000 Georgians travel to the capital for the opening of the 1913 legislature. Delegations from counties lobby for measures while the senate and house organize. W H Burwell is destined to be speaker after rivals withdraw. Governor Brown may send a Western & Atlantic Railroad message offering a lease solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Senate
House
W.H. Burwell
Brown
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Frank Trial Postponed in Leo Frank Case
Atlanta news confirms the Leo M. Frank trial is postponed from June 30 to July 28. Judge L S Roan cited circumstances delaying proceedings extending the case’s intense newspaper coverage for another month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank Mesa
L. S. Roan
Frank
Daily News
Conley
Beulah Neighborho od Hosts Visiters and Local Movers
Miss Annie Davis of Beulah near Boston hosts Miss Minnie Lee and Miss Clara Shepherd this week. Miss Kate Fesperman of Waycross arrives to stay with Miss Elizabeth Cochran for several weeks. Mr Dunning departs for Oklahoma to settle there with good wishes from Thomasville friends. Miss Isabel Mitchell and Miss Margaret McKay depart for the University of Tennessee Summer School in Knoxville. Mr I P Hart of the McGraw community visits Thomasville after selling country produce at good prices. Sheriff Wade of Brooks County passes through with an escaped convict, life sentence. Bob McMillan of Ochlocknee buys a Ford touring car from Logan Auto Exchange.
Cardui touted as relief for womanly troubles by Mrs Sharp
Mrs Jessie Sharp describes severe suffering from “womanly troubles” and credits Cardui with ending pain and bed rest. The advertisement claims Cardui aids the weak spot and strengthens the nervous system, urging women to use it and contact Chattanooga Medicine Co. for guidance and a 64 page home treatment book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga Medicine Co. Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga
Tenn
N.C
Court orders change in court terms for 637th District 1913
Justice's Court and N P Ex Officio Justice's Court shift from the fourth Monday to the second Monday each month at 10 A M in Thomas County. A rule and order will be published weekly for 66 days in The Thomasville Times Enterprise, with effect only after sixty days from first publication. Witness signatures: P Doss J P Mallard N P Ex Off.
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Georgia
Thomas County
G. M
R. P. Doss
J. P
J. S. Mallard
N. P
Thomasville
Said County
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Mrs Cocroft Returns From Visit In Atlanta
Mrs. B H Cocroft has returned after a brief stay in Atlanta visiting her mother Mrs. Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.H. Cocroft
Atlanta
Mrs. Douglas
Compliments to Prof Searcy and Capt Watt from Stacey
A Boston letter to the Times Enterprise thanks Prof Searcy for a thoughtful reply to the essay The Mill of the Gods and to Capt Watt for a personal note and loan of The Boy Scouts of America booklet. Stacey promises careful reading and aims for honesty and common sense in future comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Enterprise
Searcy
Mill of the Gods
Watt
Boy Scouts of America
Hy Stacey
Boston
Veterans Camp Arranges Reunion at Gettysburg
Gettysburg pa June 25 by an arrangement completed in the big veterans camp today the old soldiers of the North and South will be able to find each other at the reunion here next week if a person is anywhere in the camp. Fourteen information bureaus will be established the location of every command will be known and Boy Scouts will conduct the Veterans to any camp they wish to find. The War Department yesterday purchased forty thousand more plunkets costing one hundred thousand dollars. A similar amount was originally spent for blankets.
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Gettysburg
Boy Scouts
War Department
Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid for bites and wounds
A historic notice promotes Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid as antidote for insect bites and stings and as a remedy for flesh wounds burns scalds cuts and bruises. It claims rapid swelling reduction healing without scarring and notes a 50 cent price per bottle sold by R Thomas Jr and Peacock Mash Drug Co ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
R. Thomas, Jr
Peacock-Mash Drug Co
Ady
Town Hosts Wide Range of Visitors From Nearby Cities
Monticello’s Mr R J Taylor and Brunswick’s Mr F H Mallard arrive in town while Moultrie resident Mr A Darden spends a day on business. Lieutenant Weyman Strother of the Utah calls in for a short visit. Mr and Mrs A H S Cooke and Steve Coke visit Richland. Atlanta’s B D Fudge registers and Dr J R Smith leaves for Colquitt to join the Dixie Pharmacy Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A. Darden
Moultrie
City
B.D. Fudge
Atlanta
Mrs Upshaw and Child Visit City Guest of Brother
Mrs W D Upshaw and her child arrived in the city this morning to be the guest of her brother Mr W E Beverly for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wise
E. F. Latimer
Waycross
Mrs Davis Seriously Ill in City. Guests Visit
The many friends of Mrs. John W. Davis learn she is seriously ill at her son George W. Davis's home. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Nottingham of Sylvester are visiting the city, staying with Mrs. H. A. Roddenberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Davis
George W. Davis
Mrs. Gardner
Nottingham
Sylvester
The
City
8. A. Roddenberry
Representative Collins Travels to Atlanta by A B and A
Hon. Wm. H. Collins Grady county's representative passed through Thomasville on Tuesday en route to the Legislature in Atlanta traveling by the A B and A line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Collins
Grady County
Thomasville
Atlanta
Roddenbery Family Arrives From Washington in Georgia
Mrs. Roddenbery and Misses Mary Ruth Roddenbery and Yates Roddenbery arrived from Washington yesterday afternoon and are at their Hansell Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. “Roddenbery
Mary and
Ruth Roddenbery
Yates Roddenbery
Washington
Hansell Street
Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine for Heartburn Belching
A vintage product notice promotes Dr M A Simmons liver medicine to ease heartburn sour belching or constipation. It claims cleansing and strengthening effects on the liver stomach and bowels. Price is 25 cents per package and it’s sold by R Thomas Ir and Peacock Mash Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Simmons
R. Thomas
Ca Ady
Simmons
Boy Exonerated in Father's Murder in Harrisville
Jes sie O Bannon aged fourteen was exonerated by the Coroner's jury in Harrisville Missouri after finding the boy killed his father J W O Bannon in self defense near his farm last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisville
Jessie O’bannon
J. W. O’bannon
Here
Dr Herringtons Liver Pills Promote Georgia Health
Dr Herringtons Liver Pills are proclaimed for biliousness liver kidney and stomach disorders neuralgia headaches and indigestion. The ad notes a Waynesboro Georgia origin and a local mayor endorsing the product with a promise of pure formula under supervision. Pills cost 25 cents a box and may be prepaid via the company in Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Georgia
K S. Palmer
Radehi
Erroton Company
Peacock-Vmash Drug Co
Ingram Drug Co
Thomasville Georgla.ady
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Mentis
Gard County
William Grant
Archie Mac-Leod
Urwinville
Tallahassee
Grant
John Reichert
Little Mardre
J. N. Reichert
Pinkey Hh
Tate
Idneys
Lyls
Ordinary
Burwell
House OF Representatives
J. A. Wall
Sam Wolff
Pelham
Mattie Lou Hall
Elizabeth Cochar
William 38. Young
Savannah
E. R. Clarke
Albany
P. Redding
Ochlocknee
George Porter
Americus 18
J. J., Wilson
Messrs
W. M. Coon
Frank Crabb
Camilla
A. S. Rogers of
Fitzgerald
Mrs. Clark
Bainbridge
Mrs. Beach
Virginia Buckley
Manistee, Mich
J. C. Vaughn
Ruth Burch
Daisy Neel
Knoxville
Reuben R. Arnold
Annie Davis
Beulah Neighborrood
Minnie Lee
Clara Shepherd
Kate Fesperman
Elizabeth Cochran
Mr. Dunning
Oklahoma
Isabel Mitchell
Margaret McKay
University of Tennessee
I. P. Hart
McGraw
Wade
Brooks County
Monticello
Bob McMillan
Logan Auto Exchange
Cardui
Cardus
Justice Court
P. Doss
J. J
Barrow Loan &Abstract
Pelham, Ga
Tysburg
Aready
R. J. Taylor
F. H. Mallard
Weyman Strother
Utah
A. H
Cooke
Steve Coke
Richland
J. R. Smith
Colquitt Georgia
Dixie Pharmacy Company
DR. Simmons
F. Simmons ‘Medicine CO
ST. Louis
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