Hyde Favors Paying Fruit Growers for Losses From Fly
Secretary Hyde backs a draft bill to reimburse fruit and vegetable growers up to 10 million dollars for losses from Mediterranean fruit fly control. Reimbursement limited to costs before plant destruction, with zones defining embargoes and non host periods around infestation. The plan emphasizes an embargo within one mile of infestations and a five month non host period in a nine mile protective zone.
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Washington
Hyde
Agriculture Department
Crane
Florida
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Brookins clemency recommended by prison commission
The Georgia Prison Commission recommends commuting Dave Brookins of Columbus from a death sentence to life imprisonment for murdering his wife on December 16, 1927 in Muscogee County. Governor Hardman is expected to follow the recommendation.
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Atlanta
Prison Commission Today
Dave Brookins
Columbus
Muscogee
Hardman
Brookins
John Rushing
Ballenger Held on Murder Charge in Buchanan Jail
Buchanan Ga June 20 Luth er Ballenger 41 bailiff of Corinth district held to Haralson county grand jury on murder charge after a preliminary hearing before Judge Price Edwards. Ballenger said he acted to stop a liquor transport and fired to preserve the peace. Witnesses testified the shooting occurred as Phillips and the Woodwards passed the Harrison home after an earlier roadside encounter.
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Phillips
Ballenger
Ed. Harrison
Harrison
Mrs. Harrison
Harrisons
Woodwards
Leon Phillips
Carroll County
Woodward
Busy Bee Co Keeps Typewriters and Machines Ready
Typewriters sewing machines and phonographs quickly cleaned and repaired by Busy Bee Co. Phone 238.
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Busy Bee Co
Thomaston Man Found Dead in Hotel Room
Shelley M Hancock 25 son of A N Hancock Thomaston lumberman was found dead in a Macon hotel room with two empty poison bottles and two letters nearby. The coroner ruled death by self-administered poison. One letter was to his mother and the other to a Macon family daughter. The coroner said he mailed both letters but did not reveal their contents.
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Macon
Shelley M. Hancock
A. N. Hancock
Weather and climate summary from Thomasville 1929
Thomasville forecast shows slight cooling tonight with fair to partly cloudy skies. The report notes high humidity and little change in temperature expected, with scattered showers in Gulf coast and upper Mississippi Valley regions and generally fair conditions elsewhere.
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Thomasville
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
New England
Mexican Border
Gulf Coast
North Atlantic States
Cotton Belt
Plains
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Local visitors and residents make appearances around town
Mr. E. E. Floyd of Atlanta and Mr. W. W. Baird of Columbus are in the city for the day and C. W. Wheeler of Atlanta plans a short stay. Miss Louise Clewis leaves for Charleston to visit relatives, while Mr. and Mrs. Sherrod return from Athens after University of Georgia commencement. Mrs. J. P. Belvin of Moultrie visits her daughter here, and Miss OcLe Virginia Smith of Greer spends the summer with her aunt Mrs. C. G. Green. Martha and Virginia Green return from Aiken. Also noted are W. A. Jones in Coolidge selling Hiley Bell peaches, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott returning from Brunswick, Savannah, and Charleston. Mrs. Stella Foster mourns the death of sister Mrs. Caroline Graham in Bainbridge. Other visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ennis of Tallahassee, H. T. Knight of Jacksonville, H. T. Jackson of Nashville, Ga., and G. G. Brantley of Jacksonville. Robert L. Sherrod, University of Georgia graduate, will join The Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta. Sampson's Garage offers open day and night wrecker service and auto repairs. Don t cuss. Phone 226.
Railroad official visits city during watermelon season
Mr Sam Y Henderson freight traffic agent for the Southern Railway is in the city with his assistants looking after railroad interests during the watermelon season. Henderson has many friends here from prior visits who will welcome him.
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Sam Y. Henderson
Brunswick
The
Southern Railway
Henderson
Visitors from Thomasville Leave for Chicamaugua Ga
Among the guests from Thomasville with Miss Adeline Moller at Jacksonville Beach are numerous local residents. The party travels for a week or ten days to Chicamaugua Georgia. Mr Hasty will split from the group to join the Kiwanis International convention delegation in Milwaukee next week.
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Thomasville
Adeline Moller
Jacksonville Beach
EB. &. Mack
Hazel Beamer
Robert Wimberly
Suzette Wimberly
J. L. Turner
BE. F. Wahl
G. S. Clancy
Evelyn Clancy
Butler Clancy
E. B. Porter
W. D. Hasty
Woman Sentenced to Jail for Possessing One Gallon Whisky
Atlanta on June 20 Mrs W A Wright 34 year old mother was sentenced by Judge Jesse M Wood of the City Criminal Court to eight months on the state farm for possession of a gallon of corn whiskey. The judge noted prior court appearances and leniency due to her children.
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Atlanta
W. A. Wright
Jesse M. 'Wood
City Criminal Court
Wood
Two Men Arrested Charged With Murder in Chatsworth Ga
In Chatsworth Georgia on June 20 Joe Silvers and George Blalock were arrested and jailed in Murray County charged with the murder of John Silvers age 60 who lived near Carters four miles from the Pickens County line. The elderly man was beaten Friday night and died Monday.
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Chatsworth
Joe Silvers
George Blalock
Murray County
John Silvers
Carters
Pickens
Baseball results from the National and American Leagues
In the National League New York beat Philadelphia 2 to 0 with Hubbell and O'Farrell opposing Roy and Davis. Brooklyn fell at Boston 4 to 0 as Clark and Picinich led Boston. St Louis 0 at Chicago 0 with Alexander Johnson and Smith Nehf Gonzales pitching. Hornsby hit a home run late in the first, Wilson followed. In the American League Detroit 2 at Cleveland 0 with Sorrell Shea and Zinn Sewell in the battery. Averill also homered for Detroit in the first.
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de Apalachicola
Asheville N
Atlanta
Omaha
Awe
Saint Louis
Salt Lake City
Utah
Saint Paul
Wilmington
Willstan
Nieneverrs
Hadley
Meteorol Se
National League
New York
Philadelphia
Hubbell
O'Farrell
Roy
Davis
St. Louis
Chicago
Alexander
Johnson and Smith
Nehf
Gonzales
Hornsby
Wilson
Detroit
Cleveland
Sorrell
Shea
Zinn
L. Sewell
Averill
Old Folks Home for Colored People Needs Repairs
Letter from editor requests public support for the Old Folks Home for Colored People. Eight residents live there, and a five to six hundred dollar building repair is needed to keep the home usable and safe. The facility has benefited many poor individuals, and funds are required to cover the necessary work.
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Times-Enterprise
Help Keep the Elderly Dry Collects Donations
A plea asks donations for elderly care with instructions to leave gifts with Dr. J. T. Culpepper at the Bank of Thomasville. The note thanks supporters in advance and is signed by A. M. Broadnax. Also advertised are hats cleaned for ladies and men by Eddie Lewis at 322 West Jackson.
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J. T. Culpepper
Bank of
Thomasville
A. M. Broadnax
Eddie Lewis
W. Jackson
Nobody Loves a Skinny Woman Gains Weight Fast Ad
An old advertisement touts Ironized Yeast with iron to rapidly add 5 to 15 pounds in weeks. It claims improved facial glow and shoulder fullness, promotes the product as pleasant tasting tablets, and offers a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Southern Bond & Share Corporation
Calumet
First National Bank
National Bank
Thomas County
Buchannon
Corinth Court
Grady Philips
Talapoosa
Thomaston
U. S. Department OF Agriculture, ‘Weather Bureau
E. E. Floyd
W. W. Baird
City
C. W. Wheeler
Louise Clewis
Charleston
S. C
J. A. Sherrod
Athens
University of Georgia
J. P. Belvin
Moultrie
C. G. Cooper
Ocle Virginia Smith
Greer, S. C
Hiley Bell
Grove Coolidge
W. A. Jones
Coolidge
Walter Scott
Savannah
Stella Foster
Caroline Graham
Bainbridge
J. A. Ennis
Tallahassee
Mr. H. T. Knight
Jacksonville
H. T. Jackson
Nashville, Ga
G. G. Brantley
Robert L. Sherrod
Atlanta Constitution
Sampson
Chrysler
Copeland
Scoggins & Joines
Jim Jones
Dallas Scoggins
Jackson St
Brooklyn
Boston
Clark and
Picinich
Jones and
Spohrer
Purina
Golden Brothers CO
Warshaw’s
W. L. Douglas
Warshaw’s Boot Shop
Jackson Street
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