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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
3
The 48rd Anniversary Sale of W. Feinberg & Son opens Friday morning at nine and runs fifteen days. New furniture and house furnishings will be offered at anniversary prices with many new novelties. Extra sales staff will assist on opening day with several specials. Located in Thomasville.
Elk City Oklahoma June 4 An auto mechanic claiming to be Maurice Graham the missing Western Air Express pilot admitted he did not resemble a picture of the lost flier The AP photo comparison was deemed proof the claim false Officials from Western Air Express Los Angeles and Graham's Hollywood widow had already rejected the story as untrue
The oldest furniture store in South Georgia sits at the corner of West Jackson and Madison Street. Management extends cordial interest and invites locals to visit.
W C Campbell testified before the Senate agriculture committee that there was no discrimination among ergot imports. He contradicted Columbia professor Fanchon Hart who said James O Clark claimed a market had been blocked. Campbell stated Spanish ergot was admitted when up to standard, with Russian ergot also approved.
Mr. Bob Silva comes home from Washington and Lee University to spend the holidays with family.
In Thomasville for a few days are Milton's Paradise through Mr. J. L. Norris of Lake Butler. Other locals and visitors include Mr. A. J. Albright of St. Louis and Mr. James Johnson of Valdosta visiting today. Also noted are Harold Brown of Georgia Tech at home, S. Mills Harris of Atlanta staying briefly, John K. Orr of Atlanta on business, and C H Benson of Houston visiting Thomasville. Smith's Pool opens for the season May 10 alongside secretarial courses offered by Massey Secretarial School in the Williams Building.
Mr. Bobby Silva returns home for the summer after completing studies at Washington and Lee University.
Sidney F. Porter left yesterday to join his ship USS C. G. Co. Penchartrain stationed at Mobile Alabama after a week with relatives. Moore Music Company announces a clearance sale on pianos phonographs and music goods with greatly reduced prices.
The item lists the Musicale Miracle of the 20th Century as the R. E. 45 Victor Elec trolley Redio CoCroft’s.
Cannon argues rights as an American citizen and questions over the anti Smith campaign funds and loans. Walsh notes the lack of a quorum and warns that refusal to answer is a penal offense while considering broader Senate inquiry.
Former Atlanta councilman Ford testified about payments tied to a park site deal. He said Saunders received 20 008 dollars, Ford kept 8 900 and gave 500, Cronheim 5 000, and a Mr. Smith 5 000. Ford signed several notes during a council probe to hide the transaction.
Thomasville welcomes Stewart's Expert Shoe Repairing Service opening Friday June 6 in the Broad Street stand formerly McAfee Jewelry Co. The modern shop offers Goodyear stapling for delicate repairs, quick service while you wait, full shoe care accessories, dyeing, and mail or phone orders with prompt delivery. Owners include Ben T. Stewart of Tallahassee and managers George T. Bostick of Macon and Key Jonts of Athens, planning to make Thomasville home.
Blue Strips Taxi Cab Co Inc advertises 557 as the contact number for day and night taxi service. The notice emphasizes around the clock availability and the company name.
Cincinnati led New York -, with Lucas and Campbell on the mound for Cincinnati and Gooch and Donohue behind the plate. Home runs included O Farrell and Donohue. Pittsburgh hit a strong .410 at Brooklyn and Bissonnette homered in the 4th. Chicago pressed Brooklyn, Boston beat St Louis 2 0 0. American League saw Washington versus Detroit and New York against Chicago, with Cronin and Hartnett among the homer leaders. Boston played Cleveland as well.
Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd and his Antarctic expedition party sail northward from the Canal Zone on the final leg toward New York aiming for about June 19 arrival.
The listing advertises fresh shrimp fresh Columbia River salmon pompano and red snapper plus choice western steaks at the Greek American Restaurant.
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