Premium List for Thomas County Farmers Fair NOV 11 12 13
The Premium Committee announces the Thomas County Farmers Fair arrangements and an updated premium list with many awards increased and new additions. Officers and district committees are listed, with rules on exhibits, entry deadlines, judging, and safety. The fair emphasizes late November activities and practical measurement and judging procedures for crops and livestock.
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Thomas
Thomas- County
Heald
J. €. Beverly
I. MacIntye
Manacer
W. MM
Parker
M. ‘R. ‘Wider
Thomasville
G. W. Davis
W. A. Round
F.C. Loveless
Montgomery
Boston
H. Balkcom
T. W. Mardre
Meigs
G. C
Lunsford
Ochiocknee
JT. C. Beverly
R. L. White
W. A. Bustle
C.C. Griffin
Murphy
H. R Banister
W. J
H. W. Hopkins
M. R. Bilder
We . W.craigmiles
H.W. Hopkins
H. J. MacIntyre
R. S. Burch
J. W. L. Yates
Leon Neel
R. Jerger
Thomas County
Paradise Park
Fair Association
City Court Convenes for September Term and Convicts Two
The City Court opened its regular September term with Judge Hammond presiding. The criminal docket was heard with Henry Carter fined 99 dollars plus costs or nine months for cruelty to animals, and George Harrell jailed for twelve months for pistol theft. The court adjourned at 12 30 to resume Tuesday at 8 30 for one remaining case, then civil matters.
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Hammond
Henry Carter
George Harrell
The
Corn Exhibit At Court House
Every member of the Boys Corn Club of Thomas County is urged to bring samples to the show at the Court House in Thomasville next Friday. Demonstrator’s letter urges participation, noting fine premiums and a chance to share experiences even if a project failed.
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Boys' Corn Club
Thomas County
Thomasville
Corn’ Club
Court House
J. S, Sharcy
Bank of Thomasville's Longstanding Local Banking Legacy
The Bank of Thomasville, established 1871, is highlighted as a historic local institution alongside Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Company. It traces its origins from Wright & Stegall to A. P. Wright & Company, with Colonel A. P. Wright as long-time president. The bank grew into a substantial, safe financial pillar in South Georgia, with leaders including B. H. Wright and Captain E. M. Smith guiding its 42 years of service.
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Bank of Thomasville
Times-Enterprise
Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Company
Georgia
Wright & Stegall
Col. A. P. Wright
C.W. Stegall
A. P. Wright & Company
Wright
Bank ‘of
Thomasville
Bank of
A. P. Wright
W. H. Davies
EM. Smith
Thomasvills
Messrs
T. C. Mitchell
John
N. “McKinnon
I Finn
H. B. Ainsworth
Davies
Robert Thomas
J. L. Hand
F. N. Lohenstein
Institut Ions
South Georgia
Thomasville Boy in China Describes Naval Visit and War Scene
A Thomasville youth aboard the Saratoga in China narrates a long letter from Nanking detailing the Yangtze ascent from Shanghai, river forts, troop movements, and a naval voyage. He recounts seeing Chinese warships, 2,000 troops departing for Shanghai, and a hot, crowded coastal city with river watch towers and busy shore activities.
Odd Fellows District Meeting Held in Coolidge Georgia
The Second District Odd Fellows gathered in Coolidge for a lively event with delegates from every county and a public picnic dinner. Key speakers included RL Smith of Commerce and Roscoe Luke of Thomasville, with A Vanderteith of Athens and B M Zangwill contributing reports and remarks.
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Odd Fellows
Coolidge
Gol
Jo “Smith
Roscoe Luke
Georgia
A. Vanderteith
Athens
B. M. Zangwill
Smith
Thomasville
Mesdames
A. B. Milton
S. W. Davis
B M. Zangwill
Messrs
Rosco. Luke
W. H. Burch, Jr
Charlie Burch
J. E. Craigmiles
D. M. Wells
M. Suarez
W. Davis
Zo A. M
Baptist Church
J. J. Adams
Wellams
B. Ne Nl
C. N. Wiliams
L. J. Smith
Commerce
Hart
Man on wildRampage Kills Three In Memphis
Memphis police pursue B C Baxter a telephone lineman separated from his wife after he shot and instantly killed her father mother and brother The wife escaped during the spree as officers comb for the suspect who fled the scene
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Memphis
Tenn
B. C
Baxter
Smita
Sampson Returns From Greece After Three Months Abroad
Mr Sampson and his son Sta mat Jr returned last night from a three months trip to Greece to visit his mother. He reports a difficult voyage but wishes to become a citizen of Greece again. He traveled under risk, using American money to secure his escape as authorities opposed his departure. He notes Greeks admire the American dollar and many prisoners of war wish to stay in Greece. Greek pay is two cents daily for soldiers, five cents for Turkish prisoners, with kindness shown to captives.
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J. Willis Moore
Ms Moore
Mr"Sampsor
United ‘States
Greece
Sampson
America
Athens
Havre
Heavy Rain Deluges Mobile Causes Large Damage
A severe downpour hit Mobile Alabama starting Saturday morning. By 7 AM Sunday the total rainfall exceeded eleven inches causing extensive damage and losses in the city. Weather authorities expect further impact as cleanup begins and assessments proceed.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Return of Emigrant to His Homeland and America as Home
An immigrant, now of age, recalls leaving his homeland thirty two years ago. He notes changes but finds the country still beautiful and loves it as his native land. He considers America home and hopes to spend his remaining days in Thomasville, the best place in the world.
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America
Thomasville
Fall Clothes Offer from Hartschaffmer and Marx
Fall clothing advice urges value for money as Hartschaffmer and Marx promote new lines of suits overcoats shirts socks hats and furnishings. The ad emphasizes reducing buyer risk with trusted fabric style workmanship and full service.
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Hartschaffmer & Marx
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Gwen
Rate Suisse
Fall Garden
Nunnally’s
Candies
China
Ball
Sip
Saratoga
Mordecai Bennett
Bennett
Nanking
Yangtze River
Wwe
Shanghai
Woosung
Yangtae
Cheekiang
Chee- Kiang
Avery
Shands
Mere
Steejr
Theresa Cheekiang
Dota maaAdIng
Shanhai
Toombs
Coste
Ccontinnéa
Goolidge
Odd Fellowship
H. B. Nerith
C. A. VonDerleith
T. Co
J. W. Johnson
M. T. Martin
H. Megahee
Dennail
J. W. Carlton
W. B. Hay
G. W. Canady
J. J. Prosser
L. Y. Murphy
W. N. Austin
J. W. White
Man
Wil
Rel Mote Nomi
MMA
Thomasville Merchant
Mr.Sampson
L-Am
Thomasvillé
Ber
Outler
Thomas ¢County
Cutler
Gulf Coast
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Shop of Quality
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