Public Sheriff Sale Notices and Ancillary Proceedings
Public sale notices from Thomas County Georgia outline sheriff sale of property tied to Pavo Drug Company and other estates. Advertisements mention dates in 1922 1928 and 1982, court orders, and locations such as Boston Main Street and Ochlockonee. Roles like administrator and sheriff are identified with property descriptions and sale terms.
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Salerta
Thoma
Pavo
Pavo Drux Econere
Pavo Drug Company
Georgia
Thomas
Court Sale Notices In Thomasville Bank Case
Sheriff sale announced in Thomasville court for property tied to Bank of Thomasville versus J. James Parramore. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates a foreclosure action and sale at the county courthouse.
Auction of Sheriff Sale Items From Thomasville Georgia
The court ordered the sale of diverse property including a 1918 Ford truck two horse wagon Hackney mare several horses and mules a bushel corn and hay to satisfy an execution at the City Court of Thomasville for Bank of Thomasville and others The items will be moved from the farm of S A Sherrod and viewed prior to sale on June 1 1922 by Sheriff Gordon Davis of Thomas County Georgia.
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Wale
Dan
de Dock
A. Sherrod
Gordon, Davis
Ae County
Sheriff Sale Notice from Georgia Auction
Public outcry sale authorized by court in Georgia on first Tuesday in July 1933. Items include a sewing machine, ironing gear, folding bed, mattresses, and household furnishings levied against E.G. Gots under a mortgage claim. Sale conducted by Gordon E. Bodine as deputy.
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Sheriff's
Ghorgia
Thomas Nty
Willie
Property Sale Notice Reads Poorly but Lists Auction Details
An unclear legal notice dated January 10 announces a public auction for cash to the highest bidder on the first Tuesday in July 1922. It lists parcel numbers 288 and 287 and describes land starting at the southeast corner, with directions and distances in a damaged transcription, to be held at the court house door in Thomasville County.
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Baperia Court
Thomasville
Lng
Cherokee Jersey Auction Sale July Fourth At Cherokee Farm
The Cherokee Jersey sale on July 4 at Cherokee Farm Thomesville Georgia attracts wide attention with forty cows offered and high class Jerseys shown at state fairs across the South. The auction marks the third annual event by Cherokee Farm and features daughters of Cora's Oxford Raleigh and stock from Reception's Stockwell with prized sires including Fern's Oxford Noble and Golden Tycoon, the latter once sold for 28 000 dollars.
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Thomesville
Georgia
Cherokee Farm
Jersey
Southeast
South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Cora
Oxford Raleigh
Reception
Stockwell
Fern
Oxford Noble
P.H. B. Frelinghausen
Appeal to Georgia Democrats by LUGY B. McIntire urging action
A letter from Georgie McIntire of the National Democratic Committee urges Georgia Democrats and especially women to support the party financially and politically. It warns against apathy and calls for active loyalty to elect a preferred candidate in 1924, stressing fiscal contributions and vigilant participation.
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Democrats of
Georgia
Times Enterprise
The
Bir
Clark Howell
Qute
Demoscrata
Democrats
White House
Georgie
Tam, Sir
Lugy B
McIntire
National Democratic Committee
Provedence Appointment Prompts Sunday Services Nearby
Provedence approving Rev. J. W. Reece of Dixie will fill his regular appointment next Sunday afternoon. Several locals and visitors attended prewar meetings and prayer services. Residents report visits among families including Miss Martha Dugger recovering from a mule accident and various community gatherings at homes and churches.
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J. W. Reece
Dixie
W. A. Cheek
Luther White
Cooledge
J. A. Dixon
Little Miss
Martha’ Dugger
Jack Mimms
Summer Gill
S. T. Forrest
Fred Kearse
Thomasville
Carrie White
T. A. Cheek
J. F. McDonald
E. J. Brooks
Raymond
Boston
J R. Smith
Lewis Smith
Ola Busbee
Royal Majesty Hamlet Sale Details Include Noted Bloodlines
Fragmentary OCR mentions a royal lineage sale with references to Royal Majesty gamboge and related progeny. No clear date or full context emerges. text hints at listing horses or livestock and comparisons to prior records, with several garbled phrases.
Herrin massacre reports disputed in Congress
Washington debate over Herrin mine killings reveals two versions. Rep Goodykoontz urges union leaders to curb violence and says the United Mine Workers must rise above the crime damaging the union. Rep Denison argues reports are inflated and tracing causes to non union workers and noncompliance with agreements.
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Washington
Herrin
Goodykoontz
Wear
Virginia
Denison
Illinois
Goodycoontz
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers Organization
West Virgina
Marlon
Democratic Executive Committee Sets Fees and Seats
The Democratic Executive Committee met at the courthouse with H. H Merry as chairman and William Alexander secretary. Fees were fixed for county commissioners five dollars, congressmen forty, representatives fifteen, state senator twenty five, and judge of the superior court twenty five. Districts for commissioners were listed, entries close August fifteenth to prepare ballots for the September eighteenth election. The plan calls for thirteen executive committeemen, one from each district and one from each of two Thomasville wards, aligning with the state committee’s rules.
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H. ‘H Merry
Willam Alexander
Mesers
H. Platt
Thomasville
RW. Adams
Boston
T. A. Jones
Meigs
Ad Way
I. M. Smith
Coolidge
Judge Superior Court
Hilabelle
Merrillville
Ite
State Committee
Dolphus Bell May Be Hung Tomorrow
Valdosta Ga June 29 County authorities await word from Gov Hardwick on Dolphus Bell execution set for Friday. The prison commission recommended commutation but no action taken yet. Gallows and rope tested for death penalty in case the governor does not intervene. Bell was convicted in May for the murder of Ed Kelley at Ousley station, a tragedy that occurred weeks before the trial.
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Dolphus Bell
Valdosta
Hardwick
Bell
Ed Kelley T Ousley
Wedding of Miss Payne and Mr Cheney Featured by Music
The ceremony included ring bearer Little Ninette Payne and pink organdie attire. Mrs Frank Cheney played the wedding music and Miss Eloise Vining sang I Love You Truly and At Dawning. Warshaw Opens Big Sale At Discount Shoe Store Attracts Large Crowds During Ten Day Event.
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Ninette Payne
Frank Cheney
Eloise Vining
Warshaw
Jek
Joe
Warshaw's
Fiesu
Ato Thie
Eemmer Rand
Visitors and residents mingle in Thomasville crowds
Mr. R H Buckelew returned from Atlanta with others from Dallas and Mexico visiting the city. Robert H Dixon of Miami and Sam Everett of Valdosta are guests of local families. J W Tipping from Baxley and J M Gibson from Moultrie visit for business. Mrs I P Cox of Valdosta visits her mother. Mrs G Crawford heads to Savannah then Boston for summer. Mrs J T Vann and daughter Larave Vann depart for Montgomery for a few days with relatives. Dr W M Searcy and family visit Cairo, while Mrs William Sample of St Louis stays with her ill mother Mrs J W Dillon. Agnas Griffin undergoes appendicitis surgery and improves.
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William Sample
St. Louis
Thomasville
J. W. Dillon
Miss.Agnas
Griffin
C. R. Griffin
City Hospital
Local Social Notes Highlight Movements and Visits
Mr. Charles Ferguson leaves for Mohtticello to join a ballclub for a few games. Miss Nonie Wadsworth of Madison visits Mrs. Oscar Groover on Dawson Street. Mrs. Dozier L. Smith and Miami relatives visit the city. Mr. David Laird of Savannah, Southern Bell manager, on a short business visit. Mrs. H. H. Kloepfer and children visit Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Gandy. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Gandy return from New York travels. Mrs. Hansell Watt and Miss Betty Watt go to Staunton to visit Mrs. Timberlake. Miss Annie Righton Miller returns to Hawkinsville. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Atkinson and Miss Gladys Atkinson drive to Macon for a bridge contract. Miss Lela May Jenkins of Atlanta visits Mrs. Roscoe Luke. several social events planned in her honor.
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Nonie Wadsworth
Madison, Fla
Oscar Groover
Dawson. Street
Annie Righton Miller
Hawkinsville
Mss
Gladys Atkinson
Lela May Jenkins
Atlanta
Roscoe Luke
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Weddings
The piece lists visits by Mrs R B Hirs and Pauline Holbroe, Joe Palmer’s trip from Dothan to Florida, and travel of Hon W J Macintyre to Atlanta for the Georgia Legislature session. It notes Mrs Gardner Nottingham and children visiting from Key West for the summer, and the Teate Moore nuptials at 3:30 pm with Miss Fiva Teate marrying Mr Lawrence Moore of Columbus.
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Eva Teate
Laurence Moore
Columbus, Gaerly
Bainbridge
T. A. Teate
J. P. Tyson
First Methodist Church
Hon. W
J Macintyre
Atlanta
Georgia
J. S. White
Quincy
Jacksonville
Teate-Moore
Migs. Fiva Teate
Lawrence Moore
Columbus
Jail Break at Camilla Freezes Mitchell County Prisoners
Mitchell county jail in Camilla Ga was broken open and five prisoners escaped. Eight negroes and one white man were jailed. one inmate who was supposed to be fed moved a crazy prisoner’s food and others slipped out through a wall. A jailer noted no explanations from two inmates who remained.
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Camilla
Mitchell County
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Noa Vis
Sherif
Briff’s
Coun
Roperty
Hoube
Ochiockeeant
Thomas Georgia
Ibouttae
B. Padereon
J. B. Mom
Gordon & Davis Sheritt
Thomas Coun County
Niguss
Mra
C. C. Cocroft
Jone
A C
Cocroft
Ramore
Jomasville
Bank of Thomasville
J. Jas.parramore
Ebalkare
Cherokee Farm Jersey
Royal Majesty
Gamboge
Royal Mars
Oxford
Moore
Teate
Jen- Evans
Lee.Kelly
Lohengrin
E. M. Moore
Judson Moore
T.D. Moore
Ross Moore
Jeff Holder, Jr
Atta
Margaret Moore
McClellan
W. E. Chastain
W. B. Chastain
Ellabelle
Murphy
H. R. Banister
Chastain
J. A. Chastain
Bickley
Meig
Heisier
Frank Heisler
Hackman
Elmo Smith
Pontialy
Messrs
H. J. MacIntyre
J. J. Hill
E. E. Cox
Mark W. Cauble
Piedmont’ Road
John M. Outler
McRae
Methodist Church
Frances ‘B. Cutler
R.H. Buckelew
Aly
Yi Lanta
Mexico
Dallas
Dura Pallae
Robert H. Dixon
Miami
Sam Everett
G. M. Smith
J. W. Tipping
Baxley
City
J. M. Gibson
Moultrie
Ely
I. P. Cox
J. B. Chisholm
Dawson Street
G. George C Crawford
Bavanneh
Bar ‘Harbor
J. T. Vann
Larave’ Vann
Montgomery
Ala
Jas. Foreman
Joe Bess
Relatves
Jakin, Ga
Charles Ferguson
Mohtticello
Dozier L. Smith
Miami, Fla
David Laird
Savannah
Southern Bell Telephone Company
H. H. Kloepfer
Frances and
Edith
Columbia, Tenn
Kloepfer
C. T. Gandy
T. C. Gandy
New York
Arvah Clay
Hansell Watt
Betty Watt
Staunton, Va
Henry Atkinson
Macon
Mr. Atkinson
Mre.c
le Mooré
Vhnite City
Hirs
Pauline Holbroe
Guar
Joe Palmer
Dothan
Florida
Lawhead
L. C. Houston, Jr
K Lloyd
T. F. Crawford
James Groover
Warren Mays
Lake City
Gardner Nottingham
Key West, Fla
T. A. “Rodenberg
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