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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
6
Deputy State Fish Commander J. J. Ward announces a new non-resident Florida fish law effective July 1. County license 2.25 dollars and state license 5.25 dollars. Daily limit 30 fish per species, 40 total if multiple species. Non-residents may transport up to two days catch across state lines into Alabama or Georgia. All county license laws repealed.
Harry K. Thaw of Frederick county and Winchester fire department joins Kenilworth estate as a large scale dog breeder focusing on German shepherd police dogs. A. J. Conolly manages the estate while Thaw conceived the project and sourced initial dogs from Germany. Thaw also raises pure bred hogs as part of his farming pursuits.
Fort Niagara N Y June 17 Col R B Ingram of the 28th Infantry explains the hangman's noose origin for the fourragere or shoulder cords worn by select U S regiments. He recounts a Flemish regiment under the Spanish Duke of Alva punished for disgraceful conduct and subsequently noted for its rope emblem which became a mark of honor.
Atlanta June 17 T P Gross assistant attorney general held an opinion that the $24 000 state appropriation to the military department in 1926 does not revert to the general treasury under the usual lapsed-appropriations law. The ruling says the law is repealed by implication since the appropriation was made specifically for state military purposes.
Mrs J E Chapman of Barwick died after several months illness. Funeral at Barwick Baptist Church Saturday at 3 PM with Rev J J Sizemore officiating. She leaves husband three daughters Eva Chloe and Dorothy, mother Mrs J M Selph and sister Mrs Burn Belue plus many relatives. The community mourns her Christian work and lasting influence.
Madison county announces the tobacco warehouse will not open this season due to drought reducing crop size. Tobacco from the county will be moved to other warehouses for sale. The notice also mentions phonographs for sale at reduced prices.
Entrants from Quitman and over a hundred competitors will vie for the Piney Woods Championship cup at Glen Arven Country Club, Thomasville, in a three day Fourth of July golf tourney. The Quitman team upset Glen Arven 15 to 5 in a recent match as D Malloy and others lead the field.
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