Mayor Hay Responds to Roses Planting Plan for Thomasville
Thomasville Mayor Hay replies to Mrs. C L Thompson praising rose plantings city wide. He notes extensive rose display last season and outlines plans via Parks Committee for Paradise Park, South Broad monument, west N Broad fence, Remington Avenue Park, and courthouse yard. He urges civic club cooperation to beautify streets and attract visitors to the “City of Roses.”
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C. L. Thompson
Thomasville, Ga
Committee On Parks
Council
Sea‘son
Paradise Park
Metcalfe Avenue
8 Broad Street
South Broad Street
N. Broad Street
Remington Avenue
Court House
Charlotte to be headquarters for new Prohi district
The article reports a plan to reorganize federal prohibition administration with Charlotte named as a headquarters site while delaying full nationwide implementation. It notes administrators to be appointed, border issues discussed with the Attorney General, and ongoing opposition and job applicant pressure from Congress to influence appointments.
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Charlotte
PROHI
Andrews
Sargeant
Congress
Winston
Dawes Made Sioux Chieftain in Wyoming
Vice President Charles G Dawes was adopted as a Sioux chieftain at Cheyenne Wyoming in a colorful wild West ceremony. Gov Nellie Tayloe Ross was made an honorary member and the event drew over 16000 spectators. Dawes later officiated at events including a broncho busting contest and presented a peace pipe to the tribe.
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Dawes
Wyoming
Cheyene, Wyo
Charles G. Dawes
Red Men
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Nellie Tayloe
Mr. Dawes
Cpiet
Gov. Ross
Frontier’ West
Billy Wilkerson
Hell Maria Dawes
Evolution to be fully discussed at coming session of Congress
Washington reports say Congress will debate the evolution question in the next session. Loren Wittner seeks to place the issue in federal courts while government prep continues on the oath and possible legal challenges. The case may prompt broader action on whether evolution conflicts with Bible teaching and the oath matter raises questions about Wittner’s eligibility.
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Washington, D. C
Loren H. Wittner
Congress
Washington
House
Senate
District of Columbia
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wittner
Treasury
God
Department
Sargeant
Augusta Residents and Visitors Travel and Local Ads
Local notices mention L B Hall and others visiting from Augusta and Jacksonville, Miss Bertha Thomas visiting Jacksonville, plans to spend time in Monticello, and trips by Worth Upchurch and friends to New York and other cities. Optical goods advertise Quality Law head and Rackley. Rentals and electrical work advertised plus taxi service.
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Messrs
Worth Upchurch
Fritz Arnold
Bud Caldwell
John Searcy
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
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For All
Madiso
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Thomasville
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Swampscott
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L. B. Hall
Augusta
F. J. Danheiser
Columbus
C. H. Bailey
J. T. Trawick
Dothan
Roy Truitt
Jacksonville
F. L. Ballard
Albany
City
Prestolite
Sampson’s
Bertha Thomas
Pla
Charles Hinson
Grady Street
Emily Remington Jerger
James A. Mitchell
Monticello
Cecroft Music Co
W. M. Parker
Panama City
Virginia Parker
Pennsylvania
Helen Morris
Carrollton, Mo
W. A. Watt
Dawson Street
Lawhead & Rackley
Optometrists
C. A. Rouser
Pen Mawr, Pa
Lamar Parker
West Palm Beach
Lanky Maddox
St. Augustine
Joyce Alexander
Decatur
Emma and
Hallie King
Rome
Francis Turner
U.drive-At
R. I
W. Jackson &J
Helen Laggett
F. A. Robinson
Waycross
Ruby Robinson
Purina
Purina Mills
Golden Bros. CO
Georgia Mutual Industrial Life and Health Insurance Company
Penny Savings Bank
Augusta, GA
D. W. Bentley
B. S. James
Thomasville Restaurant
Broad Street
Conservative
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