Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Thomasville Times Enterprise in Thomasville, Georgia

Page 1

We have 1,947,233 pages in Georgia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1934

Page

1

Volume of checks to cotton growers increases rapidly

County agent P. Ward says rental checks for the 1994 cotton adjustment program have surpassed half a million dollars daily. Over 260 thousand contracts received, totaling $955,514 mailed to farmers across multiple states. Bankhead act allotments being set with County Agents notifying farmers as checks arrive.

Fann PP. T. Ward Alabama Arkansas Arizona California Florida George Bkentuelky Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico North Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia Cally AL Cobb Poom Ward

Dionne Quintuplets Report Progress in Ontario

Corbeil Ontario June 12 reports say the Dionne quintuplets now three weeks old are progressing satisfactorily. Dr A R DaFoe attends the five sisters since birth and notes four have weighed less since Sunday but remains hopeful they are improving compared to last week.

A. R. DaFoe

Modern Drug Store Phase In Evolution Of Business

Savannah Georgia June 12. Dr Robert C Wilson spoke at the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association annual meeting about the modern drug store evolving from a broad commercial shop toward a distinctly professional role. He called the pharmacist a powerful public health factor and predicted the pharmacy of the near future would act as the community health center.

Savannah Robert C. Wilson Georgia Pharmaceutical Association Wilson

Red Cross Production Report For February to April 1934

Mrs. James S. Mason chairs the Thomasville Chapter Red Cross production section. The report highlights an excellent record of service to suffering humanity during February March and April 1934. It emphasizes the chapter's spirit and willingness to support every worthy movement.

Red Cross James S. Mason Thomasville

Graves Leads Dixon in Alabama Democratic Primary Early Returns

Early returns from rural boxes and absentee ballots show former Governor Bibb Graves leading Major Frank M. Dixon for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Three boxes totaling 2,191 votes give Dixon 30 to Graves 6, while absentee totals from one county and partial returns from two others bring Graves 221 to Dixon 190.

Birmingham Ala Bibb Graves Montgomery Frank M. Dixon Dixon Graves

Rating of University Medical School Restored

Atlanta June 12 The class A rating of the University Medical School at Augusta has virtually been restored by the council on medical education of the American Medical Association. Chancellor Philip Weltner said the ruling will be the same as an immediate restoration for this year and next and requires an improvement program before the following term.

Atlanta University Medical School At Augusta Council On Medical Education The American Medical Association Philip Weltner Georgia University System Cleveland

NRA Denounced Again By Review Board

The Review Board denounces the NRA with continued charges on labeling rules. The panel cites coffee blends marked with cereals added to ground coffee and questions chicory use by larger companies. It also alleges plumbing codes bar sale of grade B or damaged pieces, claiming discrimination against small manufacturers. Lead pencil code is discussed.

xIare

Jaycees Vote to Finance the Rose Show Next Year

Thomasville Junior Chamber of Commerce directors voted to raise funds for the next Rose Show, urged by Prince Jinright who spearheaded the plan as a first major project. A Sunday afternoon collection campaign was set with jars gathered by Mrs. Gabrielle Hermerner’s relief effort and local volunteers.

Thomasville J. M. Golden Senior Chamber of Commerce Lawson Neel Joe Robison Chamber of Commerce Necady Gabrielle Hermerner Oli Junio Organization Flu City Junior Chamber Fritz Roberts Alr. Roberts L. ¥. Driver, Jr Jin Keyton Allie Mae Goodwin Messrs. B. ©. Garner J. FR. Robison, Jr Jim Keyton Bill Miller Lawrence Walker D. R. Joye Frity Roberts W. W. Gravely Wilbur Milton Prince Jinright C. M. McKinnon Albert Riley, Jr

Small Tennessee Manufacturers Face Heavy Regulation

The text notes oppression by numerous provisions imposed on small manufacturers in Tennessee by four large companies, highlighting regulatory burdens.

Tennessee

Second NRA codes report assails surreptitious changes

A Recovery Review Board led by Clarence Darrow faulted hidden alterations to NRA codes including lumber and boot and shoe rules. The 13 codes examined cover petroleum electrical manufacturing retail goods and grocery pacts with the board demanding revocation to original terms. It notes changes made after industry approval and urges revisions of boot and shoe and retail trade codes.

Washington Recovery Review Board Clarence Darrow NRA Roosevelt Hugh Johnson

Euralian Class Meeting At First Baptist Church

The Euralian Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its regular business meeting this evening at eight o'clock with Mrs. Lonnie Howell. Good attendance is expected. Mr. L. L. Dean of Shellman, Ga., was here on business yesterday. Window glass available in any size via Neel Ros at phone 47.

L. L. Dean Shellman, Ga Neel Ros First Baptist Church Lonnie Howell

Visitors and Local Business Guests Attend City Events

A stream of visitors from Atlanta Jacksonville Tampa Pensacola and Greenville spend time in the city for business and family visits. Notable names include Mr P A Morris Mr W Richardson Mr J E Moore Mr C W Cogs dell Mrs J M Watson and Mrs Samuel L Hayes with locals hosting at various social and civic occasions.

Samuel L. Hayes Sam and Ruth Greenville S. C City J. B. Jemison

Closing date set for county primary entrants

The last day for entrance in the Thomas county primary is June fifteenth at noon. Qualified candidates include J. E. Craigmil es, B. B. Earle, C. E. Hay, D. Roy Hay for City Court. H. E. Dykes, W. A. Hart, W. McMillan for County Commissioner Merrillville Coolidge Iabelle. J. T. Stewart for Ochlockne. G. L. Duren for Meigs. Two Thomasville commissioner seats remain with J. Vaughn and W. B. Beverly likely candidates. No legislature candidates yet entered. Construction and Repair Work by B. L. Brewton.

Thomas County F. C. Jones J. E. Craigmiles B. B. Earle C. E. Hay D. Roy Hay Merrillville Coolidge Iabelle E. W. McMillan H. E. Dykes W. A. Hart W. McMillan Och J. C. Vaughn Vaughn J. Frank Pittman W. B. Beverly

Ellison Heads to Georgia Pharmaceutical Convention

Mr. F. W. Ellison left today for Savannah to attend the Georgia Pharmaceutical Convention this week. It is expected several city druggists will attend the session.

F. W. Ellison Savannah Georgia Pharmaceutical

Wycoff Quadruplets Thrive On Corn Syrup And Milk Diet

Sac City Iowa June 12 The Wycoff quadruplets thrive on a corn syrup and milk diet in makeshift incubators set up by Dr G H Swearingen who delivered the infants The babies are improving and to be weighed today The town has rallied around father Larry Wycoff a highway worker with a 16 a week salary Nine children now Residents monitor feeding with bottles and droppers while the doctor predicts normal growth

Sac City G. H. Swearingen Larry Sac County Iowa

Equalization payments for flue-cured tobacco defined

Trustees must distribute equalization payments to producers tenants and crop pers in proportion to their shares in the 1933 crop proceeds. Payments go directly to producers and tenants and cannot be used to pay tenant debts to producers. Violation may lead to prosecution and referral to the Department of Justice.

Pat H. Ward J. B. Hutson A. A. A. Tobacco Hutson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kellogg’s Pease Eten Dane Fateevendt Retaheigien Ebeteene Aioe Atm Faeeets Mason University Medical School Review Board Jaycees Junior Chamber of Commerce P. A. Morris Mr. W. §. Richardson of Jacksonville C. W. Cogsdell Columbus, Ga G. T. Douglas Chastain Emmett Hines Tampa Betty Watt Charlotte, N. C Harvey P. Barrett J. M. Watson Pensacola Mrs.w. N. Hamilton Hart’s Playground B. L. Brewton Eddie Lewis W. Jackson School OF Stenography Typewriting and Bookkeeping Dawson and Walcott Streets WM. C. Massey Wycoff Secretary of Agriculture Department of Justice Nature Pure Oil Pathfinder Wofford Oil Company A Pure Oil Company Forze Oil Pathfnde Pathfinder Road WSB Perry Bechtel Woco
Search Courier

Search the Thomasville Times Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Thomasville Times Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication