Thomasville chatter and political notes from a local page
A compilation of miscellaneous items and opinions on national politics, Prohibition era topics, local events, and notable figures. The column references Roosevelt, Cuba, Overton, and Al Capone while noting local concerns about motoring, farming, and the press.
Good Wages and Prosperity in the South
A southern writer argues prosperity requires both white and black workers receiving fair wages. He notes wage and rent differentials, cites Negro labor exploitation, and urges civilizational progress and education to raise skilled Black workers. He concludes wages depend on ability costs and energy, with NRA calls amid disputed efficacy.
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South
Thomasville
NRA
Futch Hardware to Open Modern Thomasville Store
T. A. Futch Hardware Co. opens its new multi story Thomasville showroom Saturday with public invited to inspect from cellar to attic. The move from Winn Building follows weeks of remodeling under contractor Henry Arnold and painter W. A. Taylor. The store now features three floors, freight elevator, large plate glass windows, and expanded lines including Sherwin Williams paints and International Harvester gear. Established 1916, the firm is led by T. A. Futch Sr. as president with sons T. A. Futch Jr and James I. Futch as stockholders.
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T. A. Futch Hardware Co
Thomasville
Futch
Henry Arnold
W. A. Taylor
Winn
Sherwin- Williams
T. A
Messrs
T. A. Futch, Jr
James I. Futch
T. A. Futch
J. Forrest Knapp
Nall
Ternational Harvester Company
Sherwin-Willi Co
Crane
Savannah
R. Herschel
Peoria
Ill
Whei Corrugating Co
Chattanooga
Manufacturing Co., Ltd
Canandaugua
Roosevelt addresses Federated Churches on church and state
President Roosevelt spoke at Constitution Hall Washington before the Federated Churches of Christ in America urging cooperation between church power and government to strengthen brotherhood and moral governance. He denounced lynching as murder and stressed lawful processes while praising church and Hebrew adherence to laws.
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Casion
Mr. Roosevelt
Twitty to retire as Georgia fish and game official
Macon Georgia December 8 The Telegraph reports Peter S Twitty state fish and game commissioner will retire January 1 D Cravey tax collector of T county and longtime political ally of Governor H B Talmadge has been offered Twitty's job but the governor made no official announcement before leaving on a hunting trip near Brunswick Georgia
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Macon
Con
Peter S. T
D. Cravey
T County
HB Talmadge
Talmadge
Brunswick
Kellogg All-Bran Promotes Regularity And Health
Laboratory tests claim ALL-BRAN adds bulk to stool easing constipation and aiding appetite. The cereal is said to form a soft mass that clears intestines, with added iron benefits and versatile cooking use. Sold by grocers and produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
B Creek
Page appointed to work on Carolina aviation projects
Washington dec 8 UPH R J Page a Wilmington N C newspaper publisher has been appointed to represent the department of commerce aeronautics branch on a technical aviation board to work with the North Carolina civil works administration. Neely said Page would advise the CWA on aeronautics projects.
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Washington
UPH
R. J. Page
Wilmington
N. C
Department of Commerce Aeronautics Branch
North Carolina Civil Works Administration
Aeronautics Branch
Page
Fred Neely
CWA
Mary McCormic Faces Trial of Battery and Suit
In Los Angeles the opera singer Mary McCormic faces a $1,000,000 civil suit and a battery trial. Deputy City Attorney C Y G Higgins filed the battery charge based on a slap she allegedly gave Grace Willams, biographer of the singer's former husband Prince Serge Mdivani. Williams signed the complaint.
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Mary McCormic
Miss Grace Willams
Prince Serge Mdivani
Miss McCormic
C. Y.G. Higgins
Miss Williams
Seven Die in Fire at Sault Ste. Marie Home
Seven persons perished when a blaze swept a Sault Ste. Marie residence shortly after 1:30 am. Victims include Genevieve Hibblen and her four children Genevieve Catherine Jerome Ernest, Mrs Erline Orr and her 18 month old Constance. The fire, likely from an overheated stove, went unseen until it raged.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Genevieve Hibblen
Genevieve
Catherine
Jerome
Ernest
Erline Orr
Constance
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Times-Enterprise
R. Jerger
W. D. Hargrave Lee E. Kelly
Times- Enterprise Co
Associated Press
Ally
Psceot
Patter
Overton
Welles
Cuba
Middle West
California
Maryland
Missouri
Georgia
Bassador
Roosevelt
Federation
George
Fess
Senate
al Capone
Atlanta
T. A Futch Hardware CO
Mornis
New Quarte
Merchandian
Owne Thomasville
THE
Federated Churches
Christ In
America
Constitution
Twitty
Fish and Game Commission
Rumford
Aunt Jemima
Swift
Dime Brand
Royalty Assortment N. 3. C
L.B
Lic
Libby
Stiver
Daisy
Webster
Keiller's
Dundee
Danco Coffee
Carolina Aviation Projects
Los Angeles
Dec
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