Furnished downstairs apartment for rent by Mrs McClendon
For rent a furnished downstairs apartment with private entrance and bath. Contact Mrs S McClendon at phone 383 W. Business Notices.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1932
Page
3
For rent a furnished downstairs apartment with private entrance and bath. Contact Mrs S McClendon at phone 383 W. Business Notices.
Hibtorn Wis December 6 Max Cichon a Wisconsin farmer armed with a gun resisted a sheriff foreclosure with more than 300 shots fired by deputies. He surrendered after bullets narrowly missed his wife and children Virginia and Max Jr. The stand lasted about an hour with no injuries.
Classified item lists old newspapers for sale at the Times Enterprise office priced at five cents per bundle and includes legal forms such as deeds mortgages notes security deeds title retention bills of sale garnishment summons warrants and other standard court and business blanks.
Large potted Boston sword ferns for sale at $1.00 each. Mrs. W. D. Hargrave, 512 East Clay Street. Red Star Coal for sale at Smith Avenue Sub Station. Thomasville Ice and Manufacturing Company.
Augusta officials urge the Georgia Public Service Commission to fix lower rates for all customers in the state. City attorney J Paul Stephens says propaganda misleads rural voters about city and association aims. He notes hearings focused on the service charge devolved into rhetoric with little fact finding. He cites Georgia Power Company opposition and mentions Notre Dame player relations and Rollins College coaches in passing.
Cotton markets in New Orleans and New York traded quietly with modest advances on early cables, while New York futures eased after initial gains. Liverpool spot rose slightly, sugar and poultry steadied, turpentine and rosin held firm, and Chicago livestock showed a slow, uneven day with hogs and steers drifting lower.
Stock market reversed earlier setback but gains faded by midday as buying cooled at higher levels. American Telephone, Allied Chemical, Santa Fe, Johns Manville led rising issues while U S Steel, New York Central, Consolidated Gas, United Aircraft gained. traders expected a possible technical rally despite cautious professionals and a Federal budget recovery focus. Cotton seed futures also quoted with mixed values across months.
Chicago markets report butter and eggs with various grade prices. Creamery specials reach 93 score while extras and firsts show uneven bids. current receipts and refrigerated items also noted amid fluctuations.
New York prices for eggs on December 6 show irregular trading with lots of color varieties. Standards and net weights are listed along with rehandled receipts and special packs including hennery selections.
New York market notes show butter prices at 20 357, higher creamery grades. Cheese totals reach 425 480 with firm call and varied scores from 87 to 92. Stock pacing and current make numbers include No 1 and No 2, with state whole milk flats and fancy specials listed.
Hog market quotations from Moultrie Georgia dated December 6 show heavy hogs 240 pounds and up at 2.75, No 1 160-210 at 2.70, No 2 140-160 at 2.40, No 3 120-140 at 2.50, No A 100-120 at 2.25, No 5 60-100 at 4.25, Law 5 at 2.25, and sows or stags around 2.00.
Walter Wanderwell, famed globe trotter, was killed aboard the 110 foot yacht Carma near Long Beach. Police say a revolver fired the fatal shot as companions, including several named passengers and crew, were questioned or detained as material witnesses. The Carma had been purchased for a round the world voyage, though officers noted the vessel was not seaworthy. Wanderwell had a long history of travel and lecture tours with his wife Aloha.
Rio No 7 and 8 percent lead a firmer market as Rio futures close with 1 000 bag sales and Santos futures also hold steady. Dec prices for March May July and September appear across Rio and Santos contracts with notable figures.
St. Louis cash grain prices show No. 2 red wheat at 47 and 4 tenths, yellow corn at 23 and 2446 tenths, No. 2 white oats at 17 and ailose. December wheat at 45, March wheat at 48, July wheat IRA, A. December corn 22144 N, May 244% N.
The Shrine mosque in Atlanta that houses lodge quarters stores and a theatre was sold to a bondholders committee at public auction for 75000. The sale aims at reorganizing the mosque building finances to restore Shrine control. Co receiver Henry B. Troutman said a Shrine committee is negotiating to repurchase. Receivership began after Fox Theaters Corporation which held a long term lease stopped payment.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a dramatist figure with unclear name and discussion of poetic arts. The readable portions reference dues or debts and contemporary art discourse, but specific details remain obscured.
A fragmented discussion notes shifts in children's reading from boys’ and girls’ tastes through adolescence. It cites editors' observations on how girls favor romance while boys prefer adventure and mechanics, reflecting broader changes in youth culture.
Wanderwell, once labeled an alien enemy during World War I, was buried in an Atlanta cemetery after his death on the yacht Carma at Long Beach. He later returned as a globe trotter, driving a car adorned with foreign travel signs. His last visit to Atlanta occurred about two years ago during a U S tour with companions.
Eugene Talmadge will address the Macon Business and Professional Women's Club at the Baconfield club house Thursday night. He will discuss women's roles in politics and business, introduced by L G Pat Gillen, with Edward Flanders singing and a delegation from Albany club attending. Afterward he will tour South Georgia.
Tokyo reports the Japanese destroyer Sawarabi capsized in the East China Sea during a fierce monsoon. Four ships rescued 16 survivors, one later died. 88 crew remain missing as hatches held fast and seas battered the vessel.
Thomas Ennis a 267 a salesman was held in 5000 bail today for hearing Thursday on a charge of fugitive from justice in Atlanta Ga. He was indicted there for grand larceny and arrested last night in his hotel room. No details of the crime were given. He refused to discuss the case.
Fulton County indictments allege Thomas Manis thefts totaling $294.75 in three counts involving Ennis and funds from sales of Rick Rack Company articles. Requisition papers were prepared to return Ennis from New York with an officer to escort him to Atlanta for proceedings.
Hollywood coach Vic Kelly, once a standout at Carlisle, has resurfaced as a prominent high school and college feeder figure. His Hollywood high school program produced future stars such as Laurie Vejar at Notre Dame, Buddy Pacht at Dartmouth, Jack Hillman at Stanford, Ford Palmer and Harry Jones at USC and California, Dave Babriskie at Navy, and Milton Keller at Stanford. A Choctaw Indian from Oklahoma, Kelly learned under Glenn Warner, coached at Texas and SMU, and now guides teams in Southern California utilizing Warner's system or the Notre Dame shift depending on material strength.
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