Markets Told to Clean Up by Night or Close
Dr. R M Walsh assistant state veterinarian warned Americus meat markets fail to meet sanitary standards by tonight will be closed. He cited filthy refrigerators floors and sausage mills and urged city ordinances for proper inspection of meat milk and slaughter houses. He said cooperation with local authorities is essential and that some markets are trying to clean up while none meet requirements.
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Editorial calls for meat market sanitation inspection push
An editorial urges Americus readers to support public sanitation checks on local meat markets. It cites Dr Walsh under Dr Bahnsen as recommending publicity and action, urging homemakers to press the city council to recognize and enforce sanitary standards for public health.
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Mrs G W Riley and Miss English Visit Oglethorpe Relatives
Mrs G W Riley and Miss Mary English traveled to Oglethorpe to spend the day with relatives and friends, enjoying time away from home.
Levees Collapse as Mississippi Flood Advances
Osceola Arkansas was passed today by the flood crest and Memphis could see the river rise to about 42.7 feet by Friday night. Helena reports ongoing caving two miles below the old town, deepening the flood threat as heavy rain worsens conditions for flood fighters.
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Court Slayer to Hang May Fifth
Fayetteville reports Genus Cofield, a Black burglar, found guilty of murder for stabbing his nephew Newman Cofield in a courtroom. Judge Searcy sentenced Cofield to be hanged on May fifth.
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Five Cars of Hogs Sold at Crisp Farmers Sale
Cordele's co operative hog sale moved $6,000 worth of livestock this afternoon with five cars of hogs and one car of mixed beef cattle selling. Swift & Co. claimed top hogs while Sheriff Noble gathered the best threes and fours to return as feeders and breeders. Best hogs brought 7.25 dollars and cattle averaged 4.15. County Agent Culpepper struggled against private buyers accused of keeping hogs out of the sale. Buyers came from many points.
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Chamberlain denies Deading resignation rumor
London March 30 Austen Chamberlain acting head of government said through his secretary there is no foundation for the rumor that Lord Deading has resigned as Viceroy of India.
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Markets Americus Spot Cotton and Liverpool Prices
Market report notes good middling spot cotton at 17 cents in Americus. Liverpool market opened 2 to 5 down with fullys at 10.73 and 8,000 bales sold. Futures for April June September show declines from prior closes with mixed shifts and first call at 225.2.10.34.
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Charles Fails to Hold Rally
Funchal Madeira March 30 Former Emperor Charles of Austro Hungary, gravely ill with pneumonia, failed to sustain the improvement noted yesterday evening as he clung to life amid medical efforts and public interest in his condition.
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Monument Work To Resume On Stone Mountain
Atlanta reports the United Daughters of the Confederacy announce immediate resumption of the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial. Gutzon Borglum, hired five years ago, and his wife Mrs Borglum attend a luncheon at the Atlanta chapter house. Forrest Adair is named to head the finance committee to organize funding for the project by a new Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial association. Borglum’s superintendent is expected to arrive in Atlanta today.
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Illness Befalls Robert English At Home On Lee Street
Robert English, the young son of Mr and Mrs Oscar English, is ill with a severe cold at their Lee Street home.
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Mondell Denies Rift Between Congress and President
Washington March 30 Representative Mondell Republican leader declared there has never been a more cordial relationship between the president and congress than now. Reports say the president may veto the army and navy appropriation bills amid claims of “big stick” tactics. The house reduced army strength to 115 000 and increased rivers and harbors funds, provoking administration disapproval and signaling tensions in budget plans.
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House Members See Ford Win If Change Is Made
In Chattanooga on March 30 members of the house military affairs committee said Ford’s Muscle Shoals offer could be favorably reported if he covers land condemnation costs from the No 3 dam overflow and alters his contract per the federal water power act, replacing the 50 year lease with a 100 year term. The party paused en route to Washington after a three day Muscle Shoals inspection.
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Site Found for New Hotel in Cordele
Cordele March 30 business men backing the project settled the site question at a meeting last night choosing the Ward corner opposite the American Bank and Trust company on Seventh street. Promoters report plans may now proceed.
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Ocilla Southern Loses government loan bid
The Ocilla Southern railroad, a Georgia line under receiver, was refused a $75,000 government loan by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The commission ruled the funds were not absolutely needed for public service.
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Could they maintain existing projects as they should be maintained
A fragment suggests questions about sustaining current projects. It notes concerns over proper maintenance and ongoing oversight. Readability is limited, but implies evaluation of consistency and resource allocation for continuity.
Lisbon Brazil 4000 Mile Sea Flight Begun
Naval Captains Cacadura and Courinho launched a Lisbon to Pernambuco air voyage at 7 o clock aiming for a 4000 mile trans Atlantic crossing in sixty hours. The attempt marks a bold early 20th century aviation milestone as observers note the significant distance and speed goal.
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Soviet Premier Lenin Reported Dead
Paris dispatch cites Rome papers reporting Lenin death rumor while Moscow confirms Lenin appeared Monday to address the All Russian Communist congress in Kremlin Palace for two hours.
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Two Killed After A B A Track Tampering Derailment
Atlanta March 30 two workers died when A B A fast freight No 92 derailed seven miles north of Manchester after saboteurs removed spikes and joint fastenings. Fireman Alonzi Merritt died, engineer Green succumbed to injuries, and brakeman Walter Stewart was hurt. No arrests yet and passenger trains detoured with minor delays. Track later cleared.
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Cook wins trip for fourth year in life insurance club
E E Cook of Plains says he earned a trip as a guest of the Missouri State Life Insurance company after again joining the $100,000 club. He notes he has over a million dollars in force and half in Sumter county, with three months left to qualify.
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Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Cotton Mill Strike Expands in Lawrence Mills
Lawrence March 30. Striking workers have grown so large that fewer than 3,000 are now employed. Last Saturday payrolls listed 21,000. Everett and Metheun company mills remain shut down completely.
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Everett & Metheun Company
Canadian Shooting Season Over
The season ending frees Canadian game to roam at large across provincial lands as hunters wrap up season activities and wildlife officials note no further closed periods remain for the year.
Brother Blocks Surgeons Plan To Save Sister Dies In Haste
Chicago, March 80. Josepha and Rosa Blazek Siamese twins died at a hospital here after doctors failed to separate them. Their brother Frank refused to permit an operation, sealing their shared fate as debates over fate and medical limits highlighted their final hours.
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McNeill Secures 100 Acre Farm on River Road near Americus
B J McNeill of New Era completes purchase of 100 acres from Dr L F Grubbs on Brown's Mill road two miles from Americus. The plot, well cultivated, has yielded fruitful crops. McNeill and Mrs McNeill have taken possession and plan further improvements.
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Americas High School Opens Baseball Season Friday
The Americas high school starts its baseball season Friday at 3 pm at the playground field against Ashburn high school. Admission is 25 cents for students and 85 cents for others to cover expenses. Professor Ned Warren says the game serves as a teaser for Ty Cobb's big game next Tuesday.
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Baseball Tickets On Sale This Friday At Local Stores
General admission tickets go on sale Friday morning March 31 at Americas drug stores for adults one dollar and children fifty cents. Reserved seat tickets available Friday morning at Times-Recorder office only. No phone orders. Grandstand seats priced at twenty five and fifty cents.
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