Georgia State Farmers Market pays out over two thousand daily
The Georgia State Farmers Market in Thomasville has averaged about $2,000 daily in cash payouts to Thomas County farmers since opening May first. A report to the Chamber of Commerce shows weekly totals around $2,500 on peak days with trucks arriving from multiple counties carrying beans squash okra cabbage peas butter beans cucumbers tomatoes and chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County
Thomasville
Chamber of Commercial
Agriculture Committee
J.S. Upchurch
U. Cf
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Alexander
Griffin
Macon
Pelham News Notes Brighten Local Library and Social Scene
The first shipment of 112 ordered library books arrived with 60 arriving now and access to classics fiction and childrens books beginning Friday. Mitchell County Rally planned for June 19 features talks and 4 H prize events under county and state leadership. Social gatherings include Mrs J L Hand hosting a house party for her mother, Mrs F D Hollis, and Mrs Hollis Lanier entertaining with a garden party at Radium Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham
Mitchell County
Rank Ward
W. M. Faircloth
Wiley Williams
J. L. Hand
F. D. Hollis
Americus
B. J. Baldwin
Paris
Texas
Florence Stapeton
du Pont Guerry
Macon
L. D. Hand
L. D. Hard
Bean Market Returns Hit High Prices. Over 28900 Paid
The report shows slightly over 28 900 dollars paid for beans through the market, with prices among the highest in years. A short bean crop aided the rise, while marketing practices also boosted values. The Chamber of Commerce directors reviewed the Agriculture Committee’s report and noted cooperation with market operators led by A. F. Barwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Agriculture Committee
A. F. Barwick
Cardui Promoted For Functional Pain In Women
Cardui is a vegetable medicine claimed to relieve functional periodic pain nervousness and weakness from poor nourishment. An example from Mrs Barnett of Taylors South Carolina reports cramping headaches chills and nervousness improving after six bottles. The ad urges consulting a physician if relief is not reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Barnett
Taylors
8.C
Cardus
Miss O Neal Hosts Bridge Tea for Bride Elect Neomi Welch
Miss Elizabeth O Neal entertained her bridge club in Pelham Georgia with extra tables for Miss Neomi Welch bride elect and Miss Bess Breedlove guest from Durham North Carolina. Welch won high score among visitors and received a crystal cigarette set. a silver sugar shell served as a guest prize and Miss Breedlove earned a lingerie gift. Club high was Ruth Welch with Mrs Harrell Drewry second. A salad course followed with mini horse shoe favors on plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neal
Pelham
Elizabeth O’neal
Neomi Welch
Bess Breedlove
Durham
N. C
Miss Welch
Breedlove
Ruth Welch
Harrell Drewry
R. M. Marshall
C. O
Three Million Veterans Get Bonus Bonds
Excerpts show reactions from readers including Morton M. Wiggins Albany baseball club president planning to cash bonds for his son’s savings. Charles Baddour Albany auto dealer intends to pay debts then save the rest. another reader plans gifts to his mother and using funds in a campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton M. Wiggins
Albany Baseball Club
Charles Baddour
Albany
Storm crosses state waters into Atlantic region
Citizens along the Imperial river fled rising floodwaters forcing second floor refuges as a road link between Fort Myers and Miami was shut by the state road department. Local residents and visitors travel and medical trips are noted as families depart for treatment and recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers
Miami
State Road Department
Murder Tonight In Hope Enderton Village
In Hope Enderton on January eighteenth, the day opens quiet with villagers stirring. Edward Perry notices squire Burdett’s rude arrogance and the rector Peter Steeble dodges an awkward encounter as Arthur Burdett guards his fortune, while Dale Shirley negotiates with Dawley the higgler over a mare in the Horse Shoes yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Enderton
Hoops
Edward Verry
Edward Perry
Mr. Burdett
Perry
Squire Burdett
Burdetts
Enderton
Burdett
Edward
Nate
Post Office
Mrs. Jennings
Ettie
Arthur Surdett
John Fenton
Lfe
Peter Steeble
St Leonard's Church
Flope Enderton
Sussex
Jennifer
Arthur Gurdett
Arthur Burdett
Jony
Fentons
Enderton Court
Horseshoes
Dale Shirley
William
Dale Shipley
City of Cairo notes outline local politics and farm aid
D P Ward of Pine Park anticipates announcing his senatorial bid after filing $150 with J C Minter, secretary of the 7th District committee. Grady county crop checks totaling $9,651 are distributed to can growers, with about $40,000 more expected in 1935 contracts. The Surplus Commodity Corporation seeks listed syrup for sale, with farmer names due by Saturday. A county courthouse meeting at 4:30 p.m. Monday aims to organize a Cairo sandlot baseball league led by Jeff A Pope, Marshall Mayes and G L Worthy. The City Democratic Executive Committee will meet to issue a call for the biennial city primary nominating a Mayor, five councilmen, and Clerk-Treasurer, with current officers named. Special registration will be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady County
L. H. Nelson
Canc
County Court House
Cairo
Jeff A. Pope
Marshall Mayes
G. L. Worthy
City of
Ceiro
Democratic Executive Committee
T. W. Jones
W. L. Wight
Albert Walker
J. R. White
J. A. Powell
R. Arthur Bell
J. Slater Wight
E. H. Coleman
J. F. Montgomery
J. M. Kennedy
Gainey Declares Candidacy for State Legislature in Thomas County
Thomasville attorney Jesse J. Gainey announces he will seek a seat in the Georgia House from Thomas County in the September primary. A U S Army veteran and former City Recorder, Gainey emphasizes education and local development and plans to campaign across the county, visiting voters and outlining his positions. He notes his deep ties to South Georgia and his commitment to educational improvements statewide and county wide. The Cairo School canning plant project is also mentioned as nearing completion under T D Brown Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse J. Gainey
Thomasville
Thomas County
Gainey
House of Representatives
Cairo
Grady County
Decatur
North Georgia College
Dahlonega
Rochelle and Fitzgerald
Atlanta Law School
Hay and Gainey
T. L. Spence, Jr
American Legion
U. S. Army
South
Georgat
Wecatur County
Georgia
Cairo School
T. D. Brown, Jr
Q-623 relief for rheumatism and nerves advertised
A dated advertisement touts Q-623 as a prescription for rheumatism neuritis sciatica and lumbago with quick relief. It warns to buy only an 8 ounce bottle and markets Q-Tabs as a kidney stimulating tablet, from Associated Pharmacists of Baltimore and sold at Moody Cromartie cash drug store in Meigs Georgia and Boston Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pharmacists
Baltimore
Moody & Cromartie
Phone
Boston
Cash Drug Store
Meigs
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hasting
Toni
Hollis Lanier
Radium Springs
Boe
Fern Baggs
Miss Fern Baggs
Jane Drew
Portsworth
Ohio
Virginia Hollis
Migs Gibson Dey
Gibson Dey
Lacy Basset O'Neal
Louise May
Dorothy Sere Hand
Floy Simpson
Doris Summerlin
Dick Rogers
Blake Jey
Walker
D. S. McIntyre
John Monagham
Tybee Beach
Joe Cornell
Barron
Atlanta
H. K., Williams
V. H. Harris
Wanis
Times-Enterprise Co
Salma Times-Enterprise
Hart's
Cardui
Pelham News
Electrolux
Wight Hardware CO
Grady and
Thomas Counties
Atlantic
Page One
Wavycross
Albert Whaley
Marion Rogers
J. Rogers
Harry Tipton
Joe Scott
Eliaville
Bridges
Ruth Burroughs
Moultrie
Joan Cox
Hopeful
Gloria Pottevini
C. R. NeSmith
Bradenton
Fla
Mrs. Edwards
W. L. Garner
Mary Alice
Stanley and Gifford
Ozark
Ala
W. L. Hill
Fay Overton
DeAlva Hooxs
Sylvester
D.L. Turner
Mayo’s Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Turner
Murder
Laurence W
Hope Senderton
Hope Enderton Church
Hope Enderson
Isnglind
Nogigboring
Far Hope
Bundleberry
West Sussex
Toons
Marchester
Dawley
Banner Dawley
Higgler
Far Hope Common
Dale
Horseshoes Yard
Cairg
D. P. Ward
Pine Park
J. C. Minter
7Th District
Surplus Commodity Corporation
Nelson
Jesse Gainey
BY Sei
Thomson - Alderman Co
North Madison Street
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!