Local Visitors and Health Notes Highlight City Happenings
Nashville business visitors and guests from Ocala High Point Macon and Roanoke are listed among brief city sojourns. Optometrist Lawhead promotes eye care with thorough exams. Several local residents plan travels and hospital recovery details are shared.
Local readers greet a day of visiting personalities
Thursday locals list many visitors including Mr I Pe Hart of Pavo Mr C W Hopkins of Spartanburg and Mr D D Smith of Valdosta as well as Mrs M S Fingerhut from Tallahassee and Miss Dorothy Reed from Jacksonville. The items note short visits and business calls with several Atlanta and Athens residents among those seen in the city.
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Local residents noted visiting and moving about the city
Miss Nallie Suber of Coolidge visits relatives in the city. Mr Colich of Plant City arrives on business. Mr C Be Patterson of Howell Ga spends the day here. Miss Ruth Cook of Palm Beach Fla visits Miss Ethel Evans. Mr B H Bages of Moultrie spends a short time here. Mr W J Burnett visits Rawson today. Leah McGlawn of Moultrie visits her sister Mrs Hamp Davis. Mr W L Proctor of Macon among business visitors yesterday. Mr R J Corbett of Moultrie in the city yesterday. Mrs Laura Garrett and son of Pearson visiting Mrs J S West. Mr Steve Watkins returns home near Atlanta after several months away. Mr John Watt rents Dixon cottage at Dawson and Jefferson Streets to occupy Sept 1. Miss Josephine Hanan leaves for Molena to stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs J A Epply. Mr Edgar Hale takes a position with a Montgomery firm and leaves today.
Local Notices and Social News Update
Mr and Mrs J L Turner return after several weeks in Washington and eastern points. Mr and Mrs Grover Balfour of Valdosta visit Hansell Street guests of Mr and Mrs R C Balfour. Mr D G Binion returns from Jackson Miss to be with his sick daughter whose condition has improved and is out of danger.
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J. L. Turner
Washington
New _York
Valdosta
R. C. Balfour
Hansell Street
D. G. Binion
Jackson, Miss
婚礼公告: Sallie Maye Henry 与 Nathanial Bullock 订婚成婚
Mountain Rest 路 Charles B Henry 及其夫人宣布女儿 Sallie Maye Henry 与 Preston 的 Nathanial Bullock 于六月中旬在 Thomasville 的卫理公会教区进行婚礼。新婚夫妻现居 Preston 酒店,结婚者为 Thomas county 的知名家庭成员,双方家境与教育背景在本地广为人知。
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Thomasville
Preston Hotel
Thomas County
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Groom
Tuesday through Thursday Cotton Markets Summary
Cotton market listings show daily quotes for January March and December futures with figures around 32.00 to 33.00 cents per pound. The records cover Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday sessions with multiple price points and variations across contracts.
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Senate blocks immediate peace declaration motion
Washington June 26 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 12 to 4 to defer action on Senator Fall’s proposal for an immediate peace declaration by Congress. Five opponents including Lodge joined league supporters for postponement. Borah Johnson Moses endorsed action. Fall will seek a Monday meeting. C G Kloepfer ill with typhoid in Monticello.
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New Mexico
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Idaho
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Germany
Local Union Formed in Thomasville Under A A Whitchurst
A Thomasville branch of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees is organized under traveling rep A A Whitchurst. Officers listed include President H A Perry and Vice President Gordon Davis with numerous local names, and notes on upcoming meeting plans and related commercial association remarks.
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Thomasville
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H. A. Perry
Quitman
Helpers and Hinderers in the Sermon
A preacher discusses Mark 2 1 12 on the paralytic carried by four and the hindrances faced by critics. Helpers removed obstacles and entrusted the burden to Jesus while stressing the Cross as the sole path of salvation. Thursday’s Bible reading on Assurance analyzes First Epistle of John for clarity.
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Ohio House seeks halt to Willard Dempsey Toledo fight
Washington June 26 A resolution asking Ohio Governor to stop the threatened desecration of the nation s birthday by the Willard Dempsey fight at Toledo on July fourth was introduced in the House by Representative Randall a Prohibitionist from California.
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Ohio
Toledo
Randall
California
Capitol Move To Macon Promoted In General Assembly
Atlanta June 25. A constitutional amendment to move the state capitol from Atlanta to Macon will be introduced early in the session. House members show strong backing and a campaign will begin to secure passage. Support is strongest among South Georgia lawmakers as Macon backers canvass new members. Leaders claim a clear majority in both houses. a two thirds vote is required to submit the amendment.
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Attlanta
Macon
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South Georgia
Bishops Day at Centenary Celebration in Columbus
Columbus O June 26 Bishops Day at the Methodist Centenary celebration featured officials and scores of bishops reviewing the procession of the nations and joining in a mass meeting. It was said nearly every bishop of the church attended.
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Virginia debt bonds to be signed in New York
Charleston W Va June 26 W B Johnson state treasurer and John B Darst state auditor will travel to New York tonight to sign about sixty thousand bonds totaling over thirteen and a half million dollars to be paid on the Virginia debt.
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Virginia
Red Cross Granted Construction Licenses for Posts
Washington D C June 26 The War Department announced that only Red Cross controlled welfare organizations may obtain construction licenses for army posts and camps, ending new construction by other welfare groups.
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Red Cross
War Department
Secretary of Wary
Burleson denies ordering reemployment of strikers
Washington June 26 Postmaster General Burleson told a committee represented by the American Federation of Labor that he did not direct telegraph companies to re employ workers who went on strike. He said they left their posts in violation of government wire control board and war labor board rules.
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Nomination politics mirror foreign relations clash
Washington June 26 A report outlines Senate discussion on a nomination led by Senator Moses from the foreign relations committee. The fragment hints at internal disagreements and potential conflicts over the appointment and its implications.
Power mill and home ads in early 1900s issue
Local notices offer cotton inspection promises and a power cine mill with horse power attachments from Thom asville Iron Works. Also a home-seeking ad from T A Couch invites buyers to discuss ownership and options.
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Thomasville Iron Works
Farming opportunities in this State seek lands for sale
Inquiries about farming opportunities in this State prompt a comprehensive list of lands for sale along these lines. Property owners are urged to cooperate so accurate data can be gathered to answer inquiries. A blank form will be mailed on application. no charge for service. W. W. Croxton G P A A B and A Railroad Room 5 Terminal Station Bldg Atlanta Ga adv.
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A. B. & A. Railroad
Atlanta
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