Public Land Sales Advertised in Thomas County Georgia
Notices advertise multiple public outcry sales in Thomasville and Thomas County Georgia. Properties include 116 acres in district 13, land backing by Big Creek, and a 203 Spair Street single lot with a five room frame house. Banks including The Peoples Savings Bank and Bank of Thomasville seek to recover debts through foreclosure. Dates set for early July 1932 with solicitor actions by Alexander Jones and R E Gormley.
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Court House
Thomas County
Georgia
Big Creek
Thomas County Superior Court
B. W. Brown
Peoples Kings Bank
THE
Peoples Savings Bank
Wherdas
Minnie Lee Floyd
Superior Court
Thomasville
West Clay Street
Madison and
Clay Streets
Clay Street
Bank of
Bank
R .E. Gormley
State of Georgia
Brinnie Lee Floyd
R. E. Gormley
Bank of Thomasville
Alexander & Jones
Bradley Mills
Home Building Association
Fast Spair
Delta Wooten
Spair
Clara Stringer
Thomas
Spair Street
Shradley
Guardian
Inner Boulevard
Vann Street
Wilson
Calhoun
Short Streets
Lula Frazier Jenkins
Guardian of
Corrine M. Frazier
Hatchet Duty Urged to Mend Reparation Talks
Lausanne June 28 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald urged France and Germany to bury the hatchet to keep the reparations conference alive. He warned the session could break up without progress as Germany demanded cancellation and France sought adequate compensation for losses. Included notices cite Birmingham property valuation and probate orders for Lillian B Vose and Oscar Mills family support.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Ramsay MacDonald
von Papen
Germany
Herriot
France
Permanent administration sought in Cora Eddy estate
Karlene Smith applies for permanent letters of administration on Cora Eddy. Creditors and heirs are cited to appear in Thomas County Superior Court to show cause why Earlene Smith should not be granted administration. Notice dated June 9 1932 and published.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Georgia A. Graham
Amanda Glasher
Fthel Mills
Oscar Mills
Hamilton Vose, Jr
Lillian B. Vose
Wm. M. Jones
Thomas
Karlene Smith
Cora Luddy
Cora Eddy
Earlene Smith
Thomasville
Thomas Superior Court
Tober
Josephine Entwistle Watson
Hallie C. Jackson
Bessie Chalk
John Arch Watson
Thomas County Superior Court
W. E. Thomas
Georgia Delegates Split On Prohibition At Democratic Convention
Georgia's 28 votes sides with Roosevelt for president and backs majority rule, not two thirds, on convention decisions. Governor Russell says repeal is possible but secondary to economics, while Stella Akin advocates repeal. delegation leaders push for majority rule and criticize the two thirds threshold amid a crowded Chicago convention scene.
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W. F. Caldwell
Associated Press
Chicago
Georgia
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Barkley
Savannah
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Wisconsin
Howell
Metcalfe
Roper
The
Georgia State Senate
Georgia House
Major Johns. Cohen
Atlanta Journal
United States
William J. Harris
Bob Evans
Georgia Volunteers
Army of Occupation
Cuba
W. F E. Page
R. W. Page Corporation
Columbus Enquirer Sun
Columbus Ledger
Bradenton
Georgia Highway Department
H. H. Wind
Cairo Messenger
Emily Woodward
Georgia Press Association
Otis A. Brumby
Cobb County Times
Virginia Polhill Price
Louisville News
Farmer
Democratic Executive Committee
L. W. Robert
Arthur Taccas
John Steed
Dalton
J.L. Price
Louisville
Thomas J. Hamilton
Augusta Chronicle
George Keeler
Marietta
Puzzle clues and word list from a vintage page
An OCR fragment lists crossword style clues and definitions ranging from coin names to Latin phrases. It includes references to astrology Mars, Anglo Saxon terms, and various everyday objects, with scattered numbers and unfinished phrases. The block resembles a mixed puzzle and glossary page.
Norfolk and Western Earnings Edge 1934 Rail Income
New York June 28 Norfolk and Western Railway reported operating income of 1 603 462 dollars for the year, down from 1 603 462 dollars last year. Other lines listed show varied figures including Kansas City Southern 2 845 335 and Southern Railway 207 444 versus 700 527 the prior year.
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New York
Norfolk & Western Railway
Kansas City Southern
Southern Railway Company
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