Prepare Your Tobacco Beds Now
Farmers should prepare tobacco beds immediately and seed between December 25 and January 6 to ensure enough plants for transplanting by late March or early April. Cold weather may delay germination. seeds sown January 1 could be up by mid February, leaving limited growth time. Angular Spot and Wild Fire threaten Georgia fields. methods include burning beds, using fresh coverings, and treating seeds with a formaldehyde solution before planting. G B Bunice Agricultural Development Agent of A B & A Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
F. D. Fromme
Virginia Agriculture Experiment Station
South Georgia
G. B. Bunice Agricultural Development Agent
U. S. Merchant Fleet Earned Over Billion
New York reports over one billion dollars in gross revenue earned by the government controlled merchant fleet since it began operations. Chairman Benson of the shipping board told the Municipal Club of Brooklyn that while no private profit match is shown, the earnings stayed in the country due to the fleet built by the government.
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New York
Benson
The
Shipping Board
Municipal Club of
Brooklyn
History of Thomas County Continued in The Times Enterprise
A detailed survey from the 1826 Georgia Gazetteer traces county borders, seat shifts, and early town layouts for Thomas and adjacent counties. It notes Thomasville and Bainbridge as key early centers, discusses county seats like Franklinville, and records population figures, road routes, and post office statuses. The narrative recalls the 1873 launch of the Thomasville Times with editors John R. Christian and John Triplett, and honors Captain John Triplett for his civic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Gazetteer
Baker County
Irwin
Lowndes
Thomas and
Bainbridge
Milledgeville
Thomasville
Early Courthouse
Tallahassee
Decatur County
Thomas County
Baker and Lowndes
Colquitt County
Thomas
Florida
Decatur
County 4S
Ware
Baker and Thomas
Hartford
Thomanville
Colquitt
Lowndes County
Sion Hall
Francis Rountrae
Franklinville
Troupville
Georgia
Byron
Lowndes Counties
Waresboro
Mitchell
Magnolia
Stamney
Parkers
Fort Early
Coffees Road
Ocmulgee
Jacksonville
The
Times
Triplett
Capt. Triplett
John Triplett
Charles P. Hansell
Hopkins
Joseph P. Smith
J. R. Alexander
Hammond
Davis
James L. Seward
A. P. Adams
R.A. Lester
Henry B. Thompkins
Howell
Denmark
Smith and Beeks
Savannah
D. S. Brandon
A. P. Taylor
John H. Coyle
H. J. Royal
L. J. Spitz
Joseph Jerger
E. Remington
Methodist Church
Fletcher Institute
Messrs. R. H. Hardaway
T. C. Mitchell
J. N. McKinnon
S. S. Adams
L. C. Bryan
J. P. Smith
A. P. Wright
W. M. Hammond
C.P. Hansell
W. E. Davies
Isaac Baer
Dr. Coyle
Henry Ladsen
Charles Dreyfus
James R. Hardaway
Duncanville
Capt. Doss
John Harvin
John Slater
Rett Pringle
Towne
John Linton
Henry Sanford
Walter Jones
William Smith
Ways
Dud Peacock
John A. McKinnon
Henry Vann
Abraham Forman
Boston
Robert McMurray
Needham Stanaland
Moses Butler
James Wilson
Glasgow
E. L. Neel
Dan Forest
George Swift
John O. Carroll
Cairo
John Paulk
W. J. Lewis
John Powell
D. R. Roddenberry
J. A. Bulloch
J. D. A. Johnson
Reuben Brown
Robert Dekle
Murphys
James Barrow
George Ricks
Tom Carlton
William Parker
John Smith
Nations face fleet policy after Germany decline
Chairman Benson argued the United States must keep a large merchant fleet in private hands to ship American goods worldwide. He warned that without a capable national fleet other nations would monopolize sea tonnage and Britain would push its trade first. He said recent changes reduce dissatisfaction as the country benefits from privately owned vessels.
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Germany
Great Britain
America
Benson
Congress
Children of Sorrow Awaiting Your Help
Atlanta December 22 A Christmas letter from H B Kennedy state chairman of Near East Relief urges Georgians to support 2500 orphans in Broussa Georgia and outlines monthly giving options to feed clothe and educate them. A L Terrell cites strong statewide giving and growing need this year.
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H. B. Kennedy
Atlanta
Near East Relief
Broussa
Georgia
A. L. Terrell
Georgia Committee
Mr. Terrell
Six-year-old asserts age lead in playhouse mom plan
In a playful scene the girls argued who would be the mamma. Mary Elizabeth declares she is older by six years, ending the dispute with finality.
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Mary Elizabeth
Interior repairs and upgrades planned for local school facilities
The article describes extensive improvements across multiple school buildings including plaster repairs, new rooms, a library, and a laundry area. It notes the need to modernize for comfort and efficiency, with a focus on accommodating a growing student body and educational programs.
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United States
the Peoples Savings Bank
Thomasville, Georgia
Neel’s Grocery Store
Pure Food Store
Grey Rock
F. B. Harris CO
Thomasville, Ga
Columbia Records
Ical Organizations
Tuanta
Birminghat
Atlantig Rawroad
Fitzgerald
Birmingham
Monticélio
Monticello
Busiday
Atlantic Coast Depot
Atlantlo, Oe
U. S
W. Irwin MacIntyre
the Times-Enterprise
Louis H. Jerger
Grits, Pk
Boy ‘Smith
W. F. Martin
Broad Street
Santa Claus
Pringle CO
Atlanta, Ga
Pilinger
Ora
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