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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
7
Rainy weather lowers melon prices while boggy fields slow loading. Railroad officials estimate at least three thousand cars will be shipped from Thomas County this season. Strong prices and cash circulated by growers boost local business despite delays.
Washington June 26 The Justice department announced Julian Schoen a guard at Occoquan prison is named deputy warden at Atlanta penitentiary to assume duties after transfer Warden Aderhold requested the appointment and Schoen previously served as Atlanta deputy under John Snook who resigned in March Two more guards Parker and Hopkins suspended at Atlanta pending termination recommendations from Attorney General Mitchell for gross irregularities negligence and improper conduct.
Texas dairymen hope the peanut can fill a hay shortage for cattle. Experts estimate leguminous hay output at 1,750,000 tons this year, up from 1,000,000 tons last year. Experiments show peanuts, fed as hay and meal after oil extraction, help alleviate the deficit and peanut vines, when cured, are considered as valuable as alfalfa or clover.
New York reports the United States imports watches from four countries with Switzerland dominating the market. In January 98 percent of watches and clocks entering the United States came from Swiss producers as American factories operate well below capacity.
The city health department warns dog owners to vaccinate pets by July 1 and pay the annual dog tax. After July 1, untagged dogs will be seized and fined. obtain both tags from the veterinarian.
Lee C. Hagan 60, president of Hagan and Dodd operators of the Red Rock Company, died in Atlanta. Native of the city, he led the firm after his father founded Acme Bottling Works later Atlanta Consolidated Bottling Works. Survivors include his widow son Harold, two daughters, and several siblings. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon.
Savannah man James Tuten employed at a saw mill near Estill South Carolina was killed by lightning yesterday near the mill, according to information received by his family in Savannah.
Imports grew from 3 387 000 dollars in 1914 to 14 163 000 dollars in 1927 as shown in the historical trade figures.
In Cartagena the four motor seaplane Nunan cia refitted and fueled for immediate launch in a quest to find Major Ramon Franco and three companions missing after departing Alcazores for New York. Madrid reports fading hope they survived a Atlantic storm as Spain and allied nations search sea and air routes.
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