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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1930

Page

3

Thomas County June 10 1930 road and tax actions and reports

County board met at 10 30 am with all members present. Petitions from about 40 citizens for fill and bridge on old Bainbridge Road at Barnetts Creek referred to finance and road committees. Reports on canal project, paving progress, and tax disputes with South Georgia Power Company. resolutions from the state association adopted and forwarded. Warrants, departments, and farm, jail, health, and road work detailed. adjourned after routine approvals.

Thomasville Messrs Hudson and Pendergast Board of County Commissioners, Roads and Revenues Thomas County Georgia Thomas and Grady Bainbridge Road Barnetts Creek Thomas-Grady Grady Rountree McMillan Finance and Hicks Supt. Brown Pittman Ga.Fla St. Marys St. Marks Tallahassee Association of Commissioners General Assembly Highway Board Hardman Messrs Pittman, Bickley Atlanta Georgia Power & Light Company Court House Purchasing Committee Johnson Farm Committee T. L. White Coolidge Harris Thomasville Hardware & Supply Company Supt R. EF. Brown Holt Finnss i E. W. McMillan C. HH. Daniels Summer Hill Road J. F. Pittman Ss. L. Heald Thomasvilk Board of County Commissioners J. J C .A Hancoelk F. H Co. W. Johnson

Oil Test Dusters Prove Boon to Cakele Raisers

In San Angelo Texas oil drillers failing to strike oil have inadvertently aided cattle raisers by revealing waterholes through oil test dusters. The drought relief from oil development helps ranchers. A Martindale Texas hen laid 329 eggs in a year and sold for 50 dollars to a Pennsylvania poultryman.

San Angelo Tex Southwest Texas J. R. Crocker Martindale Pennsylvania

Local Weather Report for Thomasville Area June 18 1930

Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with showers in Thomasville and vicinity. Observations show 0.23 in rainfall last 24 hours, 0.35 in since the first of the month, and 28.85 in humidity at 8 a.m. Highs yesterday and lows last night noted with regional disturbances from Buffalo to the Ohio Valley bringing showers and thunderstorms.

John Marshall White Walter Harris Louisa Cork Co. W. Johnson Thomasville Thomasville and J Paapagh Tmonuh Buffalo Denver Great Plains East Gulf States Ohio Valley New England New York Miami Texas Mississippi Valley Dodge Oklahoma City Oxfa Omaha Vicksburg, Miss Washington, DC Wilmington, N Williston

Maniac Slayer Sought in Gotham for Two Slayings

An unidentified man claims two killings in the past week in New York Queens and nearby areas. Police trace first slaying to Joseph Mazynski in a parked car near Whitestone and a second to Noel Lowley found dead in a Queens village auto with a newspaper clipping at the scene. The letter threatens thirteen more deaths if unnamed papers are not returned.

New York College Point Joseph Mazynski Whitestone Queens Catherine May Noel Lowley Queens Village Mozynski Lowley Elizabeth Ring New York City

Thomasville payroll and materials expenses report

The document lists extensive payments and salaries including A fe 22.50 S L Heald and many others for services, goods, and wages. Names include W H Godwin Appr 20.00 J G Garrison salary 6.00, R E Brown pay route 1 091.59, and firms such as Gulf Refining 859.00, Sinclair Refining 49.99, Thomasville Press 60.00, Robinson Stationery 223.08, and Scott Concrete Pipe 1 038.60 among numerous others. W. L. Heald, Clerk.

S. L. Heald H. J. McIntyre J. I Singletary P. H. Ward Miss E. Branham C. W. Johnson J. W. Reid J. G. Garrison W. H. Godwin C. C. Bittman W. H. Johnson M. M. Mash, Jr Jassee Brown Wm. Robertson C. FE. Bustle Postal Cable Tel. Co Thomas Drug Store State Board of Health Surgical Selling Co Cooper Bracey Gro. Co Josephine Jennings Gdn 1Golden Brothers Co Y. A. White James Gribben Thomson-Alderman Co J. K. McDonald Boswell Tyson Lumber Co Jas. McCracken the Fair Store Albany Hdw. & Sup. Co Brandon Grocery Co A. W. Palin & Son the Texas Co Neel Bros Robinson Stationery Co Thomasville Sates Co Foote & Davies Co Jas. Watt & Bro Smith Hardware Co Stephens Lake Company McGee Yucker Machine Shop Thomasville Oil Co Walden Market W. Feinberg & Son J. D D. Cooper Thomasville Ferr—Co R. &. Brown J. D. Adams & Co Thomasville Press Thomasville Top Company W. T. Wilson Kirby-Evans Material Co A. D. Lively L. S. Brown Fnd. Auto Company Scott Concrete Pipe Co G. E. Davis Tosco Plants The Fulton National Bank Dr. W. S. Brown W. G. Gassett Scott & Thames H. J. Alderman R. B. Linson Inman Drug Co T. A. Futch H. H. Pilcher the Casco Company Thomasville Iron Works P. J. McCollum So. Bell Tel & Tel Co Gulf Refining Marshall & Bruce Co Thomaaville Hdw. & Sup. Co Standard Oi! Co Robinson, Hard ‘Ware Co Manry T Iron Works Yancey Tractor Co Rich- Garrison Motor Co Alday & Company Thomas County Produce Exc G. BE. Davis Ener R. E. Brown B. Harris Co W. L. Heald

Liner President Roosevelt freed after joint tug operation

The liner President Roosevelt ran aground on Robbins Reef in New York harbor at 7 08 am but was freed by seven tugs by 8 55 am and continued to its pier. The vessel carried 600 tons of cargo. reef lies three miles south of Manhattan. Four more tugs had been sent and the incident recalls the Leviathan grounding in December 1928.

New York President Roosevelt United States Lines Robbins Reef New York Harbor Manhattan Roosevelt Manhattan Island Leviathan

Radical Bolivian Leader Denies Violence Claims

An official Bolivian statement rejects an armed raid by Roberto Hinojosa and thirty communists on Mojo railway station near the Argentine border. It says some militants fled toward Argentina as the government moves to restore order. A Napa dairy experiments with milk delivery by airplane to San Francisco, citing time savings and cooler temperatures.

la Paz Bolivia Roberto Hinojosa Mojo Hinojosa Napa, Cal San Francisco

Fragmented Puzzle Almanac of Odd Clues and Answers

A dense jumble of crossword like clues and abbreviations spans many topics. It lists wordplay prompts, archaic terms, and misc entries covering religion geography and math with scattered references to historical figures and objects.

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Bridge Dept Health Dept Superior Court Court House Dept Bank OF William Copeland Thomas County Health Department Fedora Wasserman Jeep Anitary H. B. Jenkins Thomas Co Miles Ochlocknee Cairo Metcalfe Road Ochlocknee-Cairo Dillon Road Ochlocknee-Cairo Road Brumbley Bridge Coolidge-Chastain Auch Creek B. E. Parrish Place Pavo Ozelle Road Aucilla Creek Norton Ochlocknee- Cairo Rehbere EOE Whitney Ieee Board of County Moultrie Tifton P. BH. Ward, Co. Agt Wm. C Bank of Thomasville A. Hancock Corthula Mayo Thomas Ville Water and Light Dept Duncan Bickley L. W. Hardy Claude Rountree BE. W.mocmillan R. ©. Brown B. B. Earle G. C. Spurlin A. M.lacy Board of Education A. M. Lacy G. B. Singletary T. J. Hight T. A. Bulloch T. A. Jones C. F. Rehberg B. C. Reese Jos. M. Brannon the Jenkins Co Burroughs Adding Machine Co Dft B. V. Vann Ben Bailey B. M. McNiece E. C. Rigsby Wesley Chastain R. F. Brown A. CG. L. Ry. Co Robert Russell D. Bickley Wm. C. Massey Bobby Sugar P. He Ward F. L. Bradshaw Geo. F. Hicks R. W. McMillan Washington West Clay St Hayes Remington Avenue George Sampson J. W. Blanton M. Sampson Jacksonville Beach Silver St. Jacksonville West Jackson Street C. W. Kirby Jackson and Bartow St Fairview C. T. Gandy South Love South Dawson Graham W. M. Culpepper & Son Empire Furniture Store Stephens Furniture Co J. B. Cason Colton Johnson’s Shoe Shop W. Jackson Stephens Fur. Co Lastinger Les Benton Ochlocknee, Ga East Jackson St At & Bargain L. Wilson E. Jackson St Jarvis B. Watkins & Co Hancock Jarvis B. Watkins Southern Investment Co Brigatom Bridgers Times-Enterprise Office M. Cohen Savannsh South Broad First National Bank Anti Julia Davenport Department OF Agriculture Weather Bureau Boa. Iu 75Th Meridian Thrift Enna Jettick Health Shoe America Enna Meen Luba Maniac Slayer Gotham Chared Council Fries Israel Faroe Islands Bt. Sa Athara Skirwal Compass Poth Tender Oratory College Preilz Ldo
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