22 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1939
Page
1
For sale cabbage plants all varieties ordered from Patrick Plant Co Omega Ga or see Tom Duren or H D Burton Thomasville Ga.
Heavy rains moistened dry land in middle Georgia aiding farmers to plant winter crops. Bibb County reports the rain saved crops of winter legumes wheat oats rye hairy vetch and Austrian winter peas. Some areas could resume sowing despite approaching cold weather. Farmers in Bibb mostly finished planting though poor stands persisted. Ware County plans tobacco seed bed work with three weeks to plant and urges diversified farming against low tobacco prices. Richmond County reports soil prep underway but rain still needed. Chatham County notes a need for rain as well.
Partial timetable shows departures from Themville and Savannah times around morning and afternoon. Notes include 6 40 am and 2 00 pm departures with arrivals in Savannah near 7 50 pm and 6 15 pm, reflecting a fragmented schedule fragment.
Millington residents search for a small Irish terrier named Baby who inherited $1000 from a late Mrs. Hleming. Keeper Dave Bunger fears kidnapping or a voluntary departure as townspeople recall the dog's pampered life and gold-band china.
Cleveland relief officials announced that the city is feeding all its needy people. Sydney T. Rowley noted about 65,000 indigent residents are being provided for and warned there may be no extra for Christmas. None will go hungry.
Cleveland's mayor and Ohio's governor say there is no need for a surplus intervention. They argue that the increased supplies are not tied to Christmas but reflect broader government activity and policy.
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