Haralson planter slain by his son at Buchanan
In Buchanan Georgia on June 1 1920 Ollie O Goldin a 40 year old Haralson county planter was shot dead while resting at his farm three miles north of Buchanan. His 15 year old son Hoke Goldin was jailed on murder charges after allegedly shooting his father in the head following a quarrel. An inquest was held by a Haralson coroner and Sheriff's deputies arrested the boy at 2 PM.
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Buchanan
Ollie O. Goldin
Haralson County
Hoke
Delmer Holcomb
Haralson
Golding
Goldin
North Pole Life and Geography Overview
The article notes the North Pole lies in a hollow with no surrounding land. It describes the northern lands as home to musk oxen reindeer polar bears wolves foxes ermines land birds and insects. Human life is within about seven hundred miles of the pole.
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North Pole
Pole
Weather Summary for Thomasville June 16 1925
Forecast partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with possible local thunder showers. Observations show yesterday’s high 82 and today’s high 85 to 1 pm with June quarter record 104. Low 72, mean today 80, normal 80. Humidity 56 percent at 1 pm, rainfall 0.76 inches past 24 hours and 1.79 inches this month. Wind east at 4 miles per hour at 1 pm.
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Qadtutn
Personal notices list assorted visitors and locals
A series of brief items notes visitors and residents including C H Bailey Augusta L C Finger Atlanta Sidney Sterne Albany R F Paddison Albany C L Danforth Atlanta J M Hall Atlanta T Presley Valdosta L A Menzel Atlanta T P Lowman Atlanta H W Webb Atlanta Julian Reynolds Albany J S Tyler Savannah Edna Myrick heads to Albany to visit relatives Hon Thomas Davis Meigs in city New and Used Pianos Cocroft Music Co Dismuke Home for rent Agnes Griffin Josephine Chastain Columbus for B Y P U James A Mallette Boston Park Front visit Roy Truitt electrical work Pablo Beach trip Katherine Mallard Savannah trip
Local visitors stay in Broken Lenses area guests
Misses Ernestine Clark and Edna Merrit of Ochlocknee and Jewel Eason of Quitman are hosted by Miss Mildred Singletary on Park Avenue. Roy C. Singletary of Miami visits city with family returning after visiting Mrs. Singletary's mother, Mrs. McMillan. Lawheard and Rackley, Optometrists.
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Ernestine Clark
Edna Merrit
Ochlocknee
Jewel Eason
Quitman
Mildred Singletary
Park Avenue
Roy C. Singletary
Miami
City
Drake and Jackson Visit South Georgia Travelers Return Home
Hallee Drake and Halle Drake came back yesterday from a cross country trip to Kingsland Georgia to visit Dr and Mrs A H Prince. Hogan Jackson and family from Albertville Alabama toured South Georgia and Florida and were in the city yesterday. Jackson is president of the National Bank of Albertville and praised South Georgia’s scenery.
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Hallee Drake
Halle Drake
Kingsland
A. H. Prince
Hogan Jackson
Albertville
Ala
South Georgia
Florida
Jackson
The
National Bank of
Course of Wisdom Blinks
A humorous exchange from Cincinnati Buguiser features a bantering line about handling a bandit and a dancer’s anxious response. The mock dialogue pairs self doubt with comedic resilience as the speakers riff on a tense moment.
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Cincinnati
Thomas County Tobacco Warehouse Nears Completion
The Thomas County Tobacco Warehouse Company rushes the build and aims to open in July for occupancy. Contractor Amason to work at night. stock at thirty thousand. warehouse cost twenty four thousand with four thousand for equipment. The firm seeks to raise capital to thirty five thousand, half already subscribed, as tobacco trade grows with buyers and three of the five largest companies expected in Thomasville.
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Thomas County Tobacco Warehouse Company
Amason
Thomasville
Chinese anti foreigner backlash blamed on British and Japanese
In Pekin and Shanghai unrest grows as Chinese strike Japanese and British factories. A Shanghai incident triggers deadly police action under a British inspector, killing at least 70 students with 300 wounded. Chinese anger spreads to boycotts and clashes across major cities.
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Pekin
China
Japan
Great Britain
France
United States
Russia
Hongkow
Shanghai
Hongkong
Canton
National University
Tsingtao
International Settlement
B E. W. Everson
Sidney R. Anderson
Economy Circular Saves Cubic Feet in Sawdust Pile
A trade paper notes that the circular economy method saved 66 660 606 cubic feet more sawdust than bandsaws would have produced, boosting efficiency in wood processing and waste reduction.
Mexico President Calles Reply Draws No Word From Washington
Washington report states Kellogg Coolidge policy will judge actions not words. Diplomatic notes and ambassador Sheffield efforts on expropriated American lands in Mexico City defined future talks. Also included is a Tennessee banking case where T. S. Taylor denies owing Peoples Savings Bank $4750 and awaits liquidation actions.
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Mexico
Washington
Washington, D. C
Calles
Kellogg
Mr. Kellogg
Coolidge
Mexico City
Sheffield
Foreign Office
Tennessee Banker Denies Indebtedness to Bank
Jackson Tenn June 16 Judge J W Ross of the federal district court reports that a Tennessee banker denies being in debt to a bank. A brief hearing details the financial dispute and debt claims in Jackson.
Dictionary of the English Language by Henry Cockeram
The fret name Henry Cockeram published a Ring Hair Dictionarie first in 1690 and it had twelve editions by 1670 indicating a prolific early dictionary author.
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Henry Cockeram
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Fashion Park
L. Steyerman & Son
Will Ivey's Market
J. Ruth Montgomery
C. B. Postell
J. O. Baxley
Thomasville Mattress Company
Fletcher, St
Phone
F. O. B. Thomasville
Lawhead & Rackley
J. T. Braswell
J. B. Watkins & Co
Walloon
Jacksonville
Dothan
Lone Star
Tallahassee
Leading Street
Mackintosh & Dave
Fla
Warren Avenue
Young St
W. M. Parker
W. H. Burch & Son
Dunn's
Service Transfer Co
Empire Furniture Store
Fire and Life
Lee BR. Kelly
Lambert
Airdale
Parramore
Ooultrie Road
Jake Galdberg
North Crawford Street
George Sampson
W. W. Pippina
Fleming Street
Fairview
Lee BH. Kelly
Paradise Park
Park Ave
Park
Pecan Grove
Boulevard
Parker-Jeffries Co
West Monroe St.d
Coral Gables
Tesco
W. J. Hammond
Silla
Boyce Thompson Institute For Plant Research
Yonkers
Weather Report
United States Weather Bureau
Thomasville, Ga
C. H. Bailey
Augusta
L. C. Finger
Atlanta
Sidney Sterne
Albany
R. F. Paddison
C. L. Danforth
R. L. White Taxi Service
W. Jackson &J
J. M. Hall
Victor Victiias
Cecroft Music Co
Mr. T. Presley
Valdosta
L. A. Menzel
T. P. Lowman
H. W. Webb
Julian Reynolds
J. S. Tyler
Savannah
J. H. Spence
North Broad Street
Edna Myrick
Thomas Davis
Meigs
Cocroft Music Co
Frank Rowsey
Dismuke
F. D. Dismuke
Agnes Griffin
Josephine Chastain
Columbus
James A. Mallette
Boston
Edgar Brandon
Park Front
Roy Truitt
W. R. McGrew
Philip Rouse
Pablo Beach
Katherine Mallard
Georgia
Lawheard & Rackley
Optometrists
Sampson
Thomas County Tobacco Warehouse
Atlanta Financial Institution
W. A. Higgins
Atlanta Trust Co
Omolene
Golden Bros. CO
Tennessee
T. S. Taylor
Peoples Savings Bank of
State Banking Department
Taylor
Ross
Tennesee
BANK
East Jackson St
J. W. Peacock
the Square Deal Druggist No
E. Jackson St
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