Route 11 paving to Tampa linked by Georgia line
Florida legislature approves paving of Route 11 from Georgia line to Capps with connections via Monticello to the Florida line and through Tampa. Perry to Madison County line segment already being paved, Georgia connection pending. Tharpe Keyton wedding set for this evening at 6 30. Glen Arven tea committee cancels tomorrow. Hog sale results favor Hall Commission Company at ten cents per hog. Justice Court sees heavy docket under Judge Gandy. Buds topple Monticello 11 to 2 in baseball with Davis and Pugh delivering strong defense and offense. Beachton to visit tomorrow. College and high school students may golf at Glen Arven with signed president card and 25 cent fee. Mrs Autrey's piano recital at First Baptist Church eight thirty tonight with listed participants. Mr Willis Quarterman provides seventeen pounds of tomatoes at Times Enterprise. Ponderosa variety, high quality.
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Florida Line
Tampa
Florida
Georgia Line
Capps
Thomasville
Monticello
Perry
Madison County
Georgia
Buds
Davis
Pugh
Woodward
McCall
Kemp
Chastain
Joy
Beachton
Baker
Dunncatch
A. Chastain
O. Chastain
Davis P
Board of Governors
Glen Arven
Cty
Willis Quarterman
Times-Enterprise
Quarterman
Smith Avenue
Bobby Jones weighs Japan golf invitation this year
Atlanta reports Bobby Jones said he is seriously considering a cabled invitation to play golf in Japan this year. He will confer in New York with Findlay Douglas and Herbert Ramsay of the USGA before deciding. Jones plans to depart for the Winged Foot open and then the American amateur tour in California.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Japan
New York
Findlay Douglas
Herbert Ramsay
United States Golf Association
Winged Foot
California
Plane Lands Through Roof at New Jersey Governor's House
A biplane piloted by William Taft landed on Camp Larson parade ground in Seagirt. It struck a flag pole tearing off a wing then dived through the roof of the governor’s summer cottage injuring no one aboard. Governor Larson was away at the time.
Blease Ordered to Pay Income Tax Deficiency for 1923
The United States Court of Tax Appeals upheld a 1923 income tax deficiency on Senator Blease of South Carolina. The bill adds $19,937 of a $25,100 judgment Mrs. Blease obtained against the estate of Benjamin L. Abney to his income, while allowing about $5,000 in deductions for expenses and attorneys.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States Court of Tax Appeals
Blease
South Carolina
Collector of Internal Revenue
Maples Wins Sixth District Edison Scholarship
Chester Maples of Lanter High School Macon was announced winner of the sixth district Edison Scholarship in Georgia. Elimination rounds were held across the state as part of the district contest in Macon on a Monday.
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Macon
Chester Maples
Lanter ‘ ‘High School
Georgia
Edison
Death notice and local notices from Thomasville Ga
We thank friends for kind acts and words of sympathy after the death of Mr. A. G. Joiner. Flowers were sent and special thanks to Messrs Holder and Clark. Also a service notice from Knights of Pythias Star Lodge No. 31 inviting members to meet at 107 South Broad on Wednesday. Visiting brothers invited.
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A. G. Joiner
Messrs Holder and
Clark
Knights OF Pythias Star Lodge
South Broad
Notice to Public on Wife's Debts by Julian Rouse
From this date May 21 1929 and hereafter I am not responsible for any of my wife's debts. Julian Rouse.
Brooks Elected President of Civitan International
Robert W. Brooks of St. Louis was elected president of International Civitan by acclamation after Herbert Porter of Atlanta withdrew. George W. Simons Jr. of Jacksonville was named first vice president and Clarence L. Harding of Washington DC was named second vice president.
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Vention
Atlanta
Robert W. Brooks
St. Louis
International Civitan
Herbert Porter
George W. Simons, Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Clarence L. Harding
Washington, D. C
Shortline Railroad to Suspend Operations
Georgia railroad officials announced the discontinuation of operations on the Fairburn and Atlanta Railroad which runs Fairburn to College Park for nearly 20 years. Passenger trains No. 1 and 2 between Wadley and Collins on Sundays will be discontinued, replaced by a bus service authorized by the Georgia Public Service Commission.
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Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
Fairburn
College Park
Wadley
Collins
Georgian Public Service Commission
Wadly
Bermuda grass planting underway on new golf course
The new eighteen hole golf course began Bermuda grass planting on fairways and greens this morning. Four Bermuda varieties exist. the preferred low growing type will be used. Clearing proceeds with hopes to finish fairways in a month and start active planting on all holes. Water source for greens remains under study.
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Bermuda
St. Lucie
Local legislation to retire Thomasville city employees on part pay
Notice announces a bill to be introduced in the 1929 Georgia Legislature to amend the city charter of Thomasville Georgia. The measure would allow retirement from active service on part pay for any city employee and includes other related purposes. Dated June 1, 1929.
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Georgia
Thomasville
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Conquest
Monte Blue
H. B. Warner
Lois Wilson
Edmund Breeze
Tully Marshall
Warner Brothers
Antarctic
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Lois Chastain
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Rebecca Caldwell
Dorothy Davis
Joyce Blanton
Lois Murphy
New Jersey Governor's House
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Madison St. Thomasville, Ga
R. W. Manry
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K. of
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Brooks
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W. Lewis Wilson
Certified Public Accountant
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Sherwin-Williams
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T. A. Futch Hardware and
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Troy Tailoring
Kobe Jackson Ae Te Catibis
Kodaking
Eastman Kodaks
Inman Drug CO
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