Hot weather notes and editorial jots from Thomasville
A collage of weather talk and editorial quips reflects on hot June days. Items mention watermelons, a jail term for Mr. Sinclair, Florida legislature, and questions about farm policy, gas prices, and state budget cuts.
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Sinclair
Building and Loan Associations Grow in Thomasville
The article notes growing building and loan associations in Thomasville and elsewhere under Georgia law. It highlights fair valuations and useful loan terms that let property owners become paid up possessors of unencumbered property. Local citizens praise the associations as trusted aids to future building programs.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Cuba
Canada shows prison reform turning inmates toward citizenship
The American Prison Congress heard Brig. Gen. Hughes describe Canada’s program that treats prisons as schools of good citizenship. Inmates receive education and useful work, even building bricks, under university oversight, reducing reoffending and aiding reentry into normal life.
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Canada
Malaria Claims Debunked by Georgia Officials
A Georgia figure in the malaria belt asserted a water supply cured malaria, while another noted water changes as a remedy. Experts affirm malaria spreads only via mosquito bite or infected blood, not through clean drinking water, and note Georgia malaria concentrates in the limestone belt near Augusta.
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Malaria
Georgia
Augusta
Mosquito Control and Social Satires in Georgia News
The Augusta section calls for continued mosquito and malaria prevention campaigns noting that mosquitoes travel limited distances. Georgia and local items touch on tax issues and public works funding, Prohibition debates, and social observations from Augusta Chronicle and Thomasville/Kiwantans notes.
Weather Summary for Thomasville Georgia June 25 1929
The Weather Bureau reports showers likely tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Observations show high humidity and unsettled conditions moving from the Lake region to the Gulf coast, rainfall over parts of the East with 0.21 to 2.88 inches in various stations, and Thomasville expecting continued showers through Wednesday.
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O. M. Hadley
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Times- Enterprise
Times- Enterprise Co
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Associated Press
Ceeee Eae
Lindy
Boston
Florida
Hoover
Farm Board
Bishop Cannon
Building and Loan Associations
Lic
American Prison Congress
W. St. P. Hughes
Dominion Superintendent of Penitentiaries
Secion
Augusta Chronicle
Thomasville Kiwantans
Quitman Rotarians
Quitman
Hardman
Stanley Bennett
Highway Commission
Supreme Court
Washington
Eee
Jay
U. S. Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Lybrand, Ross Bros. and
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N.B.G
Aist
Ibacco Company, Incorporated
the American Tobacco Co
AMCO
Nunnally’ Alday Company
Fletcher Street
Eva Lasting
Louis H. Jerger
Kelvinator Electric
James Watt & Bro
Pittman
South Broad St
Thomasville, Ga
Masury
Masury Paints