Christmas Memories and Local News From Georgia Town
Local items note Mr. Lego of Findlay and others visiting, changes at Shiloh church, and a busy social scene with weddings and family visits. The report covers court day, sales at Parrott Lumber, a theater event, staff changes, legal notices, accidents, and community responses to losses and fires. It blends personal notices with brief incidents and upcoming events in the Cordele area.
Crok Enole Party Honoring Miss Lucy Alford
Mrs. M. A. Fountain hosted a crok enole party Tuesday in Sycamore in honor of Miss Lucy Alford of Thomaston. The event was enjoyed by the young people with cake and fruit served after hours of socializing, and attendees wished their hostess a happy New Year as they departed at about 10 o'clock.
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M. A. Fountain
Lucy Alford
Thomaston
City Primary Yields Unopposed Ticket Majority
In Mondays city primary the ticket for city officers faced no opposition. Mayor J. M. Whitehead received 66 votes. Aldermen were J. J. Cooper J. G. Forehand D. B. Thompson K. R. Lewis. Executive Committee members were R. O. Powell H. B. Thompson W. V. Harvard J. P. Heard G. G. Wooten. All are deemed to be elected without scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Whitehead
J. J. Cooper
J. G. Forehand
D. B. Thompson
K. R. Lewis
R. O. Powell
H. B. Thompson
W. V. Harvard
J. P. Heard
G, Wooten
Fire at Masone Hall destroys law office and lodge
A midnight blaze in Masone Hall, started near Busbee & Busbee law offices, destroyed the Masonic lodge room and caused extensive damage. Firefighters and volunteers battled the flames with a small water stream, saving the adjacent W. W. Jordan store and other offices while several occupants evacuated amid heavy smoke. Total losses included uninsured Masonic lodge and prior lodge fire history noted.
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C. W. Johns
Busbee & Busbee
Masone Hall
J. L. Taggart
D. L. Hender- 400
Johns
D. Henderson
A. EK. Jordan
George & Copeland
J. M. Whitehead
Telephone Exchange
W. W. Jordan
CO. W. Johns
Julius Heard
Charlie Bennett
Erry Lashley
Henry Leonard
Col
G. W. Busbee
The
Masonic Lodge
Notice of Vi enna real estate for sale by D B Thompson
The brightest property in Vi enna for sale by D. B. Thompson includes a residence with five rooms on 1 to 4 acres with barn wood-house smoke-house on Church Street near G S F depot priced at 1100 dollars. Four three-room tenant houses near the depot with water priced at 1200 dollars. One store-house with 30 by 80 lot at Thompson's old stand with shelves counters and bins priced at 900 dollars. The old Jackson gin property with two tenant houses a nice barn and one acre priced at 1000 dollars. All cash or two years on half amount at 7 percent interest. Stock of goods on hand and in transit priced at 1000 dollars. Ninety cents on the dollar for spot cash. One thousand dollars of notes and accounts for six hundred dollars.
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Vienna
D. B. Thompson
Church Street
Depot
Thompson
Jackson Gin
Noted Fire Wall Stands Against Repeats of Destruction
Contractor J Q Ship claims the corner building’s south wall withstood two fires and will endure more, praising its masonry. Judge Henderson describes hurried removal of his office fixtures after the blaze. Reporters saved the Progress files from the burning adjoining building as two black men carried Dr White away.
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J. Q. Ship
Judge Henderson
Progress Files
Dr. White
The New Labor Contract Law Becomes Georgia Policy
A Madison law firm writer provides a summary of the new labor contract law passed by the Georgia General Assembly. The text stresses protecting farmers in contracts, the law’s philanthropic aim, and the affidavit requirement that prevents false swearing. It explains how the affidavit shields compliant B and deters noncompliance, urging farmers to obtain printed contract and affidavit forms.
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George & George
Madison, Ga
General Assembly
Georgia
Commonwealth
Plucky woman sparks alarm during Vienna fire.
In Vienna a blaze drives residents to action as a man uses his pistol to rouse neighbors and a woman fires a volley from home, taking an hour after the alarm to coordinate efforts and evacuate. Officers exhaust gear and breath to wake the crowd while etiquette and swift responses define the chaotic scene.
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Johns
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Mr. Lego of
Findlay
J. M. Hunt
Cordele
Walter
Charlie Hall
Mercer
Yeyr
Charlie Holmes of
Mr. Milton
J. J. Stovall
Vannie
Sycamore
Harvey Blanchard
Big Wheel
N. F. Smith
Kerns
Shiloh Church
Parrott Lumber Company
Richwood, Ga
Heard’s
Opera House
Mr. Green Shepperd
Albany
G. W. Shepperd
Chattanooga
R, KE. Ruff
Cobb County
B. Boutwell
Pima
Haywood Avery
Pateville
J. W. Roberta
R. Ke, Kelly
Corner Church
Sixth Streets
P. Adams
Johnson
Little Son
Burch
Fla
Dooly
Mr. Johnson
W. B. Johnson
Byromville
W. Johnson
D. A. R. Orum
John Rodgers
Here
Nlegro
Henry Brown
Ashburn
Eri. G. Greene
G. W. Hayden
Thomas Tgleston
Attlanta
Fulton
Lee & McDonald
Modella Farm
J.D. Taylor
A. C. Bullington
J. A. Peavy
J. Sheppard
Lovie Lindsey
Irwinton
Lindsey
Palmer
Heard’s Opera House
P. G. McDonald
Smith d& Walton
Hf. Dumas
Tivola
Dumay
Jordan Brothers
Thomas Adkins
Progress
Brunswick
Ashley E. Hamilton
Hamilton
Sunny Side Cemetery
A. J. Harvard
Eula Bryant
Carl Wynne
Lizzie’ Bryant
Richwood
J. A. McGugh
Emma Morris
Sheriff Shepperd
John Rome
Willie Shepperd
Mary Woodward
Mary Thompson
Bessie Calhoun
Minnie Lee Jordan
Marietta Wood
Sadie Morgan
Lucille Mobley
W. L. Woodruff
Pinehurst
Belle Wright
Josey
Lodge
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Lincolnshire
South
Head