Tobacco Meeting At Coastal Plain Experiment Station
Tobacco growers from South Georgia will attend a field meeting at the Coastal Plain Experiment Station in Tifton on Wednesday June 20 at 10 00 am. Specialists from the station and State College of Agriculture will tour tobacco fields and discuss soils fertilizers varieties cropping systems disease control and other practices for high quality tobacco.
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Tifton
South Georgia
Coastal Plain Experiment Station
Experiment
State College of Agriculture
Coastal Plain
Coolidge News Notes Highlights Local Visits and School Plans
Messrs Leon and Alfred Carlton return home from visits in Leesburg and Winter Park. Students attend summer school at Valdosta Milledgeville and Tifton. Local families host relatives from Ochlocknee Pelham Waycross and Moultrie. Tobacco curing begins as residents pursue summer study and visits.
Social Besuchs Across Town and County
Mr Cobertt McGraw and sister Leda McGraw of Pavo visited last Friday. Mrs T N Reddick of Pavo and Mrs J D Chastain of Ochlocknee were guests of Mr and Mrs J D Chastain last weekend. Bernice Megahee stayed with Harnestine Megahee in Coolidge last Sunday. Mrs H Banister and son Haywood with Mrs Lula Powell and Lucile Crosby visited Thomasville last Saturday. Lakue Chastain and Clyde Chastain of Ochlocknee visited Saturday. J W Megahee made a business trip to Moultrie last Saturday morning. Edgar Howell of Thomasville visited his parents last Sunday. Joe Taylor of Camilla stayed with Cleo Suber last Saturday night. Horace Crosby’s condition improved at John D Archbold Memorial Hospital and he will return home. The Coolidge Methodist Sunday school picnic at White Spring was held.
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Cobertt McGraw
Leda McGraw
Pavo
T . N. Reddick
J. D. Chastain
Qchlocknee
Bernice Megahee
Harnestine Megahee
Coolidge
Camilla
Cleo Suber
Horace Crosby
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Methodist Sunday School
White Springing
Local social notes from Ochlocknee area
Community members visit relatives and attend gatherings in the Ochlocknee and nearby areas. People mentioned include Mr and Mrs J D Chastain visiting parents, Miss Bernice Megahee and Mr Herman Megahee at Murphy, Ellis Allen and sister Lou Berne calling on Herman and Nellie Megahee, Harley Carlton visiting H Parker's family, Ethel Ray Smith from Thomasville visiting local residents, Wallie Mae and Claudie Hancock from Fredonia visiting, Robert Burch from near Ochlocknee visiting, S D Chastain and T N Reddick guests of E E Suber, and H R Banister making a Thomasville trip.
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Pavo
E. E. Suber
H. R. Banister
Thomasville
List of Jurors Drawn for the June Term of City Court
The following jurors were drawn by Judge H. J. Macintyre to serve at the June term of the City Court of Thomasville, convening June 18, 1928. First Week jurors include A. C. Milligan, L. D. Thornhill, Richard Mitchell, W. M. Coon, D. W. Reese, and many others. Second Week jurors include G. Clancy, Geo. R. Neel, J. T. Barrett, J. W. Turner, BH. W. Whalye, I. L. Barwick, S. R. Robinson, F. L. Bradshaw, and additional names.
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H. J. Macintyre
Thomasville
A. C. Milligan
L. D. Thornhill
Richard Mitchell
W. M. Coon
D. W. Reese Mac C. H. Jeffries
J. H. Law S. CG. Davis
W. J. Taylor Ellis Devane H
J. W. Turner
BH. W. Whalye
I. L. Barwick
W. D. Aker
S. R. Robinson
F. L. Bradshaw
A. W. Palin
T. L. Spence
Jessie Brown
BE. M. Ray J. FL. Mays
KE. E. Rehberg
H. McCormick
R. G. Mays
C. Fleming
J. W.blanton
W. L. Bartlet
W. T. Powell
W. D. Carter
T. H. Clay
D. FP. Gore
R. C. Joiner
F. B. Harris
B. F. Nazwor
C. W. Ansley
A. J. Fleet
D. S. Alligoor
Halifax Fishermen Manage Lines and Nets Amid Seas
Halifax fishermen of Nova Scotia fleets handle their lines and nets as routine work shifts to southeasterly waters. The article notes steady gear use and daily routines aboard common fishing vessels along the coast.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Broken Glass Shipments From U S To China Hit Report
Atlanta reports indicate Hong Kong imports about four tons of broken glass yearly with roughly three thousand tons from the United States. Hong Kong hosts twenty glass factories using 300 tons monthly, producing a wide range of wares.
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Atlanta
Hong Kong
China
United States
Harrold Shantz
Department of Commerce
75 Pound Ice Cake Faces Extinction
Washington reports the Department of Commerce seeks simplification of ice cake sizes. The Division of Simplified Practice proposes eliminating the 75 pound cake in favor of 25 50 100 and 150 pound sizes. A June conference will set standards and ensure proper fit for new scaled ice boxes.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
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Bey
Ba Criwford Feed CO
Tom
P. m
Lude
Ertory
Dhem
Noranally-Alday CO
Ally, Jr. Wholesale
Oldey
Mapr Stand
Fletcher St
M. Surint
Greene Alday
Naam
LG Twas
Jen
Jas
Watt & Bro
Broad and
Jackson Streets
Messrs
Leon
Alfred Carlton
Leesburg
Winter Park
Fla
H. I. Carlton
Sabie Dekle
Cleo Fallins
Valdosta
Alma
Etta
Annie Barrow
Milledgeville
Roland and
Jones
Baby
Pelham
Fittonie
Eubanks
Baby Peggy
Wray Austin
Neirae
Billy
Waycross
J. M. Dekle
Stetson Adams
Baby Wendell Hall
Cotton
Adams
W. A. Bustle
S. P. Bozeman
Moultrie
W. M. Williams
Ellenton
J. W. Roland
Tom Carlton
Wilkes
Pine Grove
Phoenix
Orton
Batiste
Zephyrs
Fancy Cretonnes
Esc
T. Tipton
BE. D. McRae
R. L. Jackson
T C. Beverly
B. E. Hancock Leon Chason
W. P. Kindred
S. Cromartieth
W. T. Smith
P. A. Adams Od
J. D. Sherrod
C. C. Collier
U. S
Paris
Council of State
Louisburg
Boston
Gloucester
McAfee Jewelry Co
North Broad St
O. C. Chapple Barber Shop
West Jackson St
Kirkman
John Dixon
East Jackson Street
Crain
Rich-Garrison Motor Co
W. Jackson St
Sampson’s
Sampson's Garage
Wrecker Service
Walker
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