Fountain Pen Lost Near Times Enterprise Office
Lost or mislaid gray mottled Waterman fountain pen. Reward for return to W. D. Hargrave c/o Times Enterprise.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1933
Page
1
Franklin County profits in live at home program
Franklin County Georgia joins the live at home farm program after financing and placing 112 purebred sows with 4-H club boys and farmers since 1931. The plan yields an ample pork supply with no expected imports this winter and an abundance of purebred pigs across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Carrnesville
Georgia
KB. K. Davis
City Commissioners Hear Beer Ordinance in Columbus
Columbus Ga Aug 23 City board of commissioners introduced and gave first reading an ordinance for the manufacture and sale of malt beverages including 3 2 beer by the city commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
City Board of Commissioners
New Underwood junior portable typewriters offered
An Underwood agent in Albany Georgia advertises new junior portable typewriters priced at 34 dollars and 50 cents with terms. Also listed are roofing and contracting services by B L Brewton and loan offers up to 300 dollars from Southern Investment Co in Brighton Building with phone numbers 989 M and 687.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Underwood Agt
Albany
Southern Investmnt Co
Brighton
Spanish American Veterans Nominate Officers Today
The United Spanish American War Veterans and the Women’s Auxiliary nominate officers and push resolutions including repeal of the National Economy Act and restoration of veterans benefits. William H. Armstrong is favored to become commander in chief, with several women’s auxiliary candidates for president. New officers include Emil J. Winterroth as commander in chief and George E Kemp and Cornelius S. Kelly in senior roles.
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Los Angeles
United Spanish-American War Veterans
Women’s Auxiliary
William L. Grayson
Savannah
Resolutions Committee
NRA
William H. Armstrong
Racine
Wis
William J. Otten
Anna Jesmier
William Stieger
Brooklyn
Supreme Gugu Grandississimo
The
Serpents
E. W. Simmons
New York
Naval and Military Order
Emil J. Winterroth
Val R. Evans
Chicago
Winterroth
George IE. Kemp
Pennsylvania
Cornelius S. Kelly
Springfield
Cotton ginning totals reach 459 911 running bales
Washington August 23 Cotton of this year's crop ginned prior to August 16 totaled 459 911 running bales. The census bureau reported the figure including 9 725 round bales as part of the total.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Visitors and residents noted in local society page
A parade of visitors in town includes A H Kengie of Jacksonville J C Edgar of Albany R E B Lee of Sylvester H H Denmark of Valdosta and many others. Local residents report recoveries from surgery and trips to Chicago Milwaukee and Birmingham with several hospitality visits to households on Metcalfe and Jackson avenues.
Early Baseball Scores and Ginning Totals
Summary of American League games with Cleveland Detroit Chicago and Washington results. National League St Louis at Boston and home run mentions. Followed by ginning statistics by state including Texas Florida Georgia and Louisiana with counts and half bales.
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St. Louis
Boston
Carleton
O’farrell
Betts
Hogan
Berger
Local residents report recoveries after hospital stays
Mrs John Campbell has recovered sufficiently from an operation to return home with Mr and Mrs Joe Massey on Smith Avenue. Mrs Claude Smith has returned home after an operation and three weeks illness at Archbold Hospital. Miss Mattie Ball fell on Love Street fracturing her jaw and requires medical attention though the injury is not believed serious. friends wish her a swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ward
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Alma Armstrong
Tallahassee
John Campbell
Joe Massey
Smith Avenue
Claude Smith
Archbold Hospital
Mattie Ball
Love Street
Gainesville Woman Dies From Wounds After Fatal Family Tragedy
Lena Wilson Palmour dies at 58 from a self inflicted gunshot after killing her husband BE Palmour and her mother Fannie Wilson in their sleep. Neighbors cite arthritis pain and despondency as triggers. Palmour was a founder and former president of W J and E A Palmour Gainesville department store. Death comes after notes directing burial in Georgetown Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Lena Wilson Palmour
BE C. Palmour
Fannie Wilson
Georgetown
E. A. Palmour
Westberry murder trial moves into third session
Valdosta Ga August 23 The Austin Westberry trial enters its third session with a jury selected from 180 talesmen. Westberry faces a double murder charge for the Browning killings at a local filling station. State evidence began with three witnesses including the body discovery and an hospital trip. defense plans to prove he was 300 miles away.
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Valdosta
Austin Westbury
Westberry
W. H. Browning
Here
Browning
State Supreme Court
Ed Rivers
J. B. Copeland
Unemployed Rural Teachers May Get Federal Relief Funds
Needy, unemployed teachers in rural communities who instruct adults unable to read or write English may be paid from federal relief funds advanced to states.
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Washington
Carr reassures public on meat milk safety in Thomasville
R D Carr writes to The Times Enterprise confirming municipal abattoir operations and daily cattle inspections. He notes no disease in animals and less screw worm infestation in local dairies, assuring housewives of safe meat and milk for consumption.
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Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
Georgia hog plan includes packing plants in emergency order
Georgia packing plants are authorized to buy pigs and sows under an emergency hog plan. J Phil Campbell says the plan, devised by Secretary Wal lace to aid the corn belt, will pay premiums plus market price for piggy sows and weigh-in pigs, with distribution to relief agencies and noncompetition with regular markets.
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Athens
Georgia
J. Phil Campbell
Georgia Agricultural Extension Service
I Henry A. Wallace
Emergency Relief Administration
Farmers Must Comply With Production Cutbacks
Washington officials warn cotton farmers who agreed to reduce output this year must comply. Federal agents will ensure the specified acreage is plowed up if needed.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Final coal code up for debate amid union and hours issues
Hearings reopen on the coal and automobile codes as officials clash over hour limits and union rights. Hammond denounces store hour restrictions while Johnson pledged to clarify permissible statements in industrial pacts, with tensions over company unions and national union involvement.
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Washington
Hammond
NRAA
Johnson
Ateel
Raging storm hovers offshore then tracks toward Washington
A tropical disturbance, near hurricane strength, sweeps from the Virginia capes toward a northwest course. Navy and weather officials warn it could reach the capital, disrupting lines of communication and causing damage as ships seek to aid and radio contact is lost near Norfolk.
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Bureau
Virginia Capes
National Capital
Weather Bureau
R. H. Weightman
Virginia
Tropics
Cape Hatteras
Navy Department
Bureau of Aeronautics
Maryland
Madison
Cape Charles
Coast Guard
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Capobello
N. B
Hampton Roads
Norfolk, Virginia
Twiggs
Norfolk
Naval
West Indies
South Sea
Capital
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roosevelt Motoring Visit To Boy Scout Camps
President Roosevelt travels by car through drizzle in New York state to reach Ten Mile River camps near the Pennsylvania line. He aims to meet Boy Scouts from New York City and reach the 80 mile trip in time for a planned talk with the boys.
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Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Ten-Mile Boy Scout Camp
N. Y
New York State
Boy Scouts
New York City
Ten Mile River
Pennsylvania
Mr. Roosevelt
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