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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
4
An old tobacco era health ad urges readers to take S. S. S. to purify blood and boost vitality. It claims sluggish blood invites disease and promises revitalization, noting free medical advice from the Swift Specific Co. and связи Atlanta Georgia.
New York June 25 Julius Barnes United States wheat director said President Wilson signed a proclamation requiring licenses for anyone dealing in wheat flour or baking products made from flour with exceptions for farmers and small bakers. The rule takes effect July 15 and covers storage distribution and manufacturing.
Senate and House conferees approve a plan to terminate government control of telegraph and telephone systems. The law ends at midnight on the last day of the month of enactment, with toll and local rates extended four months or until state commissions act. The measure targets a July midnight completion and awaits swift House and Senate approval.
In New York on June 25 with Washington Market under guard a convoy of mounted patrols accompanies each truck leaving warehouses signaling the first notable movement since the market workers strike. Army vehicles supply government institutions while soldiers and marines guard the convoy and pass the picket lines unchallenged.
Jurors for the June term of the City Court were discharged and a recess ordered to June 30. Demurrers to pleadings will be heard then, while motions for new trials are set for July 7. The term saw numerous civil and criminal verdicts, settlements, dismissals, and guilty not guilty rulings, including cases against Robert Taylor and several firms.
Public auction of land parcel No 208 in the 5th land district Thomas County Georgia eight acres more or less levied to satisfy a mortgage in Coolidge Banking Co v H W Orr case sale set for the first Tuesday in July 1919 at the courthouse door in Thomasville. Terms cash balance January 1 1920. Also notices of property descriptions and guardian discharge request published.
At the courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1919 within legal hours, 50 acres of lot 275 and 0 acres in lot 278 in the 18th District Thomas County Georgia, estimated by described bearings and chains, levied as the estate of Lewis Jones deceased to satisfy a March 20 1917 city court execution in favor of B C Milligan against J A Jones and Noble Jones as administrator. Sheriff W M Rehberg signs.
Thomas County Georgia will sell at the courthouse door the 39 acre tract from lot 332 in the 13th district described starting 20 chains 90 links north of a stake, run east 14 chains 28 links, north 20 chains 90 links, west 14 chains 28 links, and south to the start. Property of Ed Cannon to satisfy an execution in favor of BH Milligan dated March 27, 1919. Sale subject to a mortgage in favor of Bank of Boston. W A Rehberg Sheriff.
Public outcry sale ordered by the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County Georgia on the first Tuesday in July 1919. It includes multiple lots and tracts: 315 containing 271.4 acres. 326 West of the Thomasville Ochlocknee road totaling 250 acres. 316 containing 190.8 acres. 327 east of Barnett Creek totaling 76 acres. and a store house and lot in the town of Ochlocknee fronting on a street. All lies in the Seventeenth District of Thomas County.
Georgia Thomas County executors of Etta A Reed petition that they have fully administered the estate. They cite cause to discharge executorship and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in July 1919.
Mrs L D Johnson petitioned the Ordinary asking T L Rooks be required to deed to the heirs of L D Johnson deceased two parcels of land in Thomas County Georgia One tract 315 316 in the 17th District totaling 70 acres near L D Johnson Estate and T Copeland and another tract in Ochlocknee bounded Willow street 210 by 420 feet to J T Groover The heirs Pearl Hilton Margaret Roy and Lamar Johnson must appear at the July 1919 term and show cause why the deed should not be made by T L Rooks per bond for title from F L Rooke to L D Johnson.
Application to sell Mary Culver estate lands to pay debts will be heard at the July 1919 court term. W B Hambleton attorney notes admission for Mary Culver’s estate.
Notice of application to the Ordinary Court for leave to sell land belonging to the estate of Mrs. John W. McDonald to pay debts or for distribution. Hearing set for the regular term on the first Monday in July 1919. W. B. Hambleton administrator.
A guardian is appointed for a ward in Thomas County Georgia as part of the June 1919 term. The notice references a sale during the legal proceedings and mentions the 13th land district and Perry guardian.
Copenhagen June 25 The allied commanders set June 28 as the deadline for Hungary to evacuate the invaded portion of Czecho Slovakia. Budapest dispatch says full compensation for damage by Hungarian troops is demanded. After evacuation the Romanians may be asked to withdraw from Hungarian territory. Hungarians reportedly agree to conditions.
Grady County voters approved a $250 000 bonds issue for roads and bridges with 1 267 in favor and 324 against amid broad support and active campaigning. The vote set the stage for federal aided paving across the county and prompted immediate action by commissioners. Chatham County also approved road bonds with 2 733 votes in favor and 64 opposed, totaling a $2 500 000 statewide large issue from a 5 464 turnout.
Ambiguous notes describe an American victory in athletics and a boxing bout. Mentions stadium in France and Tuesday events with unclear dates. References to New Zealand and four boxers entering, but details are fragmented and uncertain.
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