Census figures for 14th District of Georgia released
Complete figures show the 14th District population at 217 077 in 1930, down from 221 502 in 1920. Farms total 22 210 with counties listed for Decatur Grady Dougherty Colquitt Thomas Brooks Mitchell Early Baker Seminole Miller and summaries of farm counts and population. Also notes heat relief forecast and local Masonic events in Thomasville with speakers and the Master Mason degree ceremony.
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Georgia
J. T. Culpepper
Georgia County
Decatur
Grady
Dougherty
Colquitt
Thomas
Brooks
Mitchell
Baker
Miller
Thomasville Lodge
Boston
Pavo
Coolidge
Ochlocknee
Meigs
F. C. Jones
Grand Lodge of Georgia
J .W. H. Mitchell
M. Suarez
R. L. Singletary
Order of Eastern Star
Thomasville
Two Men Held by Cops in Atlanta Over Welding Outfit
Police in Atlanta detained C. S. Harbuck and 8. J. McGee after they rented an acetylene welding outfit for 125 dollars and were found with rubber hose. They claimed to weld a still for a friend near Newnan, but officers doubt the story and check for safe robberies. McGee was injured and bandaged.
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Atlanta
C. S. Harbuck
J. McGee
Harbuck
McGee
Newnan
Chastain Transfer Line Ad Promises Fast Reliable Hauling
Compact ad for Chastain Transfer Line touts quicker than express service and cheaper than freight, offering hauling of anything anywhere anytime with local contact numbers 292 and 211 W.
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Thun
Chastain
Heat Claims Life In Atlanta As Heat Wave Persists
A four day heat wave in Atlanta leaves one death and three prostrations. Bob Leonard found dead in bed with doctors blaming heat after nocturnal fainting. D L Brown 18 collapsed at home and revived at hospital. Lonnie Armstrong prostrated walking in a hospital ward while Betty Knight collapsed near her home. Thermometer remained in the nineties with no relief in sight.
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Atlanta
Bob Leonard
D. L. Brown
Lonnie Armstrong
Betty Knight
Weather Forecast For Southeast States
Weather outlook shows mostly fair conditions tonight and Thursday across South Carolina Georgia and Florida with gentle southwest or variable winds. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida expect partly cloudy skies tonight with possible coastal thunder showers. Thursday turns generally fair with continued warmth.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Sheriff Davis Case Sues for Fees Dissolved by Jury Verdict
City Court jurors ruled for the defendant in the suit by American Surety Company seeking attorney fees over eight hundred dollars from Sheriff Davis. The dispute traced to fees in Cone versus Deputy Sheriff Kemp, Sheriff Davis and the American Surety Company. Other cases noted include Mac D. Smith versus Guy S. Jones for 591.50 and J. E. Craigmiles for Mrs. J. L. Pullen versus J. H. Pullen, both involving beans. A hail event near Metcalfe described with large stones and damaged trees. An advertisement for Carter's Little Pills accompanies the news item.
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Davis
American Surety Company
Cone
Kemp
Messrs
C. E. Hay
L. S. Moore
Theoditus
Mac D. Smith
Guy S. Jones
Boston
Smith
J. E. Craigmiles
J. L. Pullen
J. H. Pullen
Georgia Vegetable Growery Association of Boston
Guy 8. Jones
Metcalfe
Brunus Estridge
Coca- Cola Company
Chapin Camp
Estridge
Carter
Lost Wife Left Behind in Heat Thriller in Thomasville
A Florida couple touring through Georgia stopped at a Thomasville service station. The husband drove toward Albany without realizing his wife had returned to the store. After two hours apart, he retraced steps, found her safe, and both continued to Albany amid good humor from bystanders.
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Thomasville
Florida
Albany
Thomasvile
Thomasville Council No 144 Members Called to Meeting
All members of Thomasville council No 144 are requested to be present Thursday evening at eight thirty o clock June 26th. H I Duck Recording Secty.
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Thomasville Council No. 144
O’c .K
H. I. Duck
Fuel Oil Tax Receipts Reported for May in Atlanta
Atlanta June 25 state Comptroller General William B. Harrison announced May fuel oil tax receipts at 1,139,99.75, down from April’s 1,157,820.25. Of May total, 1,123,188.44 was gasoline tax revenue.
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Atlanta
William B. Harrison
State Comptroller General
Modern Woodman Meetings Wednesday Night
Knights of Pythias Star Lodge No 31 meets at 167 South Broad invited to attend with visiting brethren. A special Pecan Camp No 16296 meeting is called for Wednesday night at the A and P Tea Co hall on South Broad near First National Bank for important business. Bus schedule shows trains at 9 00 am and 6 45 am to Cairo Bainbridge and intermediates with Thomasville departures at 8 50 am 11 15 am and 3 00 pm.
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Knights OF Pythias Star Lodge
South Broad, &J
A. & P. Tea Co
South Broad Street
First National Bank
J.D. Baker
Lee E. Kelly
Tifton
Moultrie
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Cairo
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Wuntth
Just
North Brand St
Wormer
Sampson Stand
Tremas Drug Store Inc
Comedy
John Barrymore
Loretta Young
Barrymore
London
Jack Barrymore
America
Pathe Review
Charley Chase
Norma Shearer
Chester Morris
Conrad Nagel
Robert Montgomery
Mery Woran
R. EK
Victor Electrola Radio
CoCroft’s
O. M. Hadley
U.S
Gulf
A. M
Heat
Sherifiy
Te Pitts
Attention
H. L. Key
C. C. WM. H. Platt, K
Rl&s
Woodman
Troy Taillering
Cenmapanay
Bill Bartlett
Frank Dollar
Westinghouse
Thomasville Ane. & Supply Co
Westinghouse Electric Ranges
Thrift
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