Sheriff Adverts Sale of Pittman Co Merchandise in Thomasville
Public sale on the first Tuesday in July 1930 of Pittman Company merchandise including hats shirts and accessories from South Broad street Thomasville executed to Mallory Hat Co and Bennett Textile Co. Also a land tract along Washington Monroe and related parcels in Thomas County to satisfy tax and other debts with proceeds to cover indebtedness and costs.
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Georgia
Thomas ‘ Ty
Court House
Thomasville
Pittman Company
South Broad Street
Thomas County
Walter O. Pittman
Pavo Weekly News press and equipment up for sale
GYVORGIA Thomas County notices list a campbell pony press an 8 by 12 C and P job press a paper cutter four stones and other printing gear plus table and chairs. The heavy property will not be moved to the courthouse for sale levied as P W Reddick's to satisfy a City Court of Thomasville judgment for Martin Hoyt Company. Gordon Sc Davis sheriff Thomas County Ga.
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Gyvorgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
Campbell
Pavo Weekly
Pavo
Georgina
P. W. Reddick
Martin Hoyt Company
Gordon Sc. Davis
Heriff
Public sale of Carter estate under Georgia power of sale
Under a security deed dated December 22 1913 Isaac W Carter deceased Estate of Carter will be sold at public outcry on July first 1930 at the Thomasville court house. The 200 acre tract lies in Thomas County Georgia on lots 303 and 342 with bounds to Burgess Danfelis Baker Kennedy. The principal note of 3000 with interest to July 1 1930 totals 3860 and costs. Proceeds apply to debt with any surplus to Carter heirs. Alexander Bunce trustee conducts sale.
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State of
Georgia
Thomas
Isaac W. Carter
Thomas County
Thomasville
County of
Yast
C. H. Danflels
Dock M. Baker
Mary W. Kennedy
Iestate
Alexander Bunce
Notice of foreclosure of R O Wages land in Thomas County
Under a security deed dated November 29 1926 T S Green and Leon Loan Finance Co Inc announce a public sale on the first Tuesday in July 1930 at the courthouse in Thomas County Georgia. The 100 acre tract in Land Lots 131 132 13th District is offered to satisfy an 2400 dollar balance plus interest 8 percent from January 1 1929 with costs of sale. Proceeds apply to debt and costs with any surplus to R O Wages. June 2 1930.
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W. P
T. 8
McLaughlin Heights
Smith Avenue
Bennett Street
Thomasville
B. H. Wright
W. P. Wages
Lt. O. Wages
T. S. Green
Leon Loan & Finance Company, Inc
W. B
R. ©. Wates
Ae Loan’ & Finance CO. Inc
H. K. Hayes
W. Atkinson
Sec. & Treas
Thomas County
Georgia
Boston Road
Alexander Land
Ivey
Summer Hill
R. O
Sylvanus W. Curtis, Jr
S. W. Curtiss
Clark H. Curtiss
E. E. Hubert
Leon Loan & Finance Company, Incorporated
Error, Loan & Finance Co. Inc
Co. W
Federal Land Bank to Sell 554 Acre Thomas County Property
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia forecloses a 554.6 acre tract near Thomasville on the Thomasville Summerhill road due to Jennings default on a March 1920 deed. The sale will occur July 1 1930 at the Thomas County Courthouse with a deed to the highest cash bidder, lot numbers 1 to 15 from a 1911 plat. D Roy Hay represents the bank.
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Georgia
Thomas County
A. EE. Jennings
Tfederal Land Bank of Columbia
Superior Court
Thomas, County
Thomasville
Summerhill
Vann
A. S. Jennings
Flowers Realty Company
Federal Land Bank OF Columbia
D. Roy Hay
Notice of Land Sale by Taft and Company in Thomas County
Taft and Company formerly Pearsons Taft Company will sell the west 751.4 acres of lot 327 in the 13th land district Thomas County Georgia at public auction on July 16 1930 between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the County Courthouse door to satisfy the unpaid principal of 2000 and accrued interest on the 1922 warranty deed mortgage. Proceeds cover the debt and costs.
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E. H. Smith
J. H. Malloy
Brooks County
Georgia
Thomas County
Pearsons-Taft Company
S Corporation
Pearl Street
Ir H. Smith
Taft and Company
Thomasville
State of
A. D
Corp. Taft and Company
Oren E. Taft
Twenty Communists Killed in Mexican Street Battle
La Prensa reports twenty communists and police killed with eight wounded in Ma tamoras Coahuila near Torreon. Communists refused parade permission and marched. police blocked them and opened fire. Arturo Pena, police chief, was wounded after ordering a general attack.
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Torreon
Mexico
la Prensa
Matamoras
Coahuila
Here
Democrats
Arturo Pena
Large hill settles into ground near La Habra
A hill west of La Habra California has slipped seven feet and sunk eight feet in two weeks. The dome shaped eminence over a 60 acre oil pool has halted two oil wells, oil men say, due to movement. Geologists think the hill is settling into a cavity from oil depletion.
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LaHabra
Cal
Minority Report on London Naval Pact Published Today
A minority report by three Senate Foreign Relations Committee members objects to the London naval treaty saying it fails to give the United States equality at sea with Britain and will not save taxpayers money. The dissenters Johnson Moses and Robinson oppose ratification, urging deferral or rejection.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Robinson
Indiana
Shipstead
Minnesota
America
Great Britain
Senate
Hoover
United States Navy
United States
Williams completes non stop flight to Bermuda and return
Roger Q. Williams and Erroll Boyd piloted the Columbia from Roosevelt Field to Bermuda and back, landing Curtiss Field after a 4.01 a.m. start and 9.03 p.m. return. They carried mail to Hamilton and noted many sharks during the voyage as a test of commercial air travel viability.
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Valley Stream
N. Y
Columbia
Bermuda
Roger Q. Williams
Erroll Boyd
Harry E. Connor
Roosevelt Field
Williams
York
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Germany
Chamberlin
Bert Acosta
US Treasury shows big surplus as fiscal year ends
Washington reports a projected surplus of about 260.9 million dollars at year end 1930, with 4.151 billion collected and 3.939 billion spent. The coming year faces about 4.5 billion in appropriations and a possible deficit, while foreign debtor payments and pre act customs receipts boosted the current surplus.
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U. S. Treasury
Washington
Mellon
Wall Street
Chesterfield Tobacco Classic Claim of Craftsmanship
Back of Chesterfield’s popularity years of experience in buying and blending fine tobaccos with an unchanging standard of excellence. This summary captures the emphasis on skilled craft and long-standing quality behind the product.
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Chesterfield
Husband of woman struck by auto fires on driver
Lake City Florida June 30 A man identified as H F McDonald 134 Jacksonville was shot and killed by his wife’s husband after his car sideswiped her vehicle injuring Mrs W S Boone of Manatee. Boone fired several times as he approached later a coroner's jury weighs the case.
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Lake City
Fla
W. S. Boone
Manatee
H. F. McDonald
Jacksonville
Boone
McDonald
Conyers Ga
Allison Defeats Cochet in Straight Sets at Wimbledon
Wimbledon June 30 Wilmer Allison the youthful American Davis Cup player upset world champion Henri Cochet in straight sets 6 4 6 4 6 3 to reach the British Championships quarter finals. It marked Cochet's first loss to an American since 1927 and boosts Allison who is ranked seventh among U.S. singles players.
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Wimbledon
England
Wilmer Allison
Henri Cochet
Allison
United States
Cochet
Bill Tilden
John Hennessey
Forest Hills
French workers to gain insurance July 1 under new system
Paris reports the national social insurance law takes effect July 1 protecting low wage earners from sickness old age and death. Insurance becomes compulsory for all wage earners earning under 1500 francs a year with city cases noted.
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Paris
Smooth Sailing Predicted for Newspaper Owners by Park
Asheville North Carolina June 30 President J S Parks of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association told the 28th annual convention that all squalls have dissipated and smooth sailing is ahead He cited a busy season for officers and directors urged renewed member enthusiasm He noted latent postal issues no current threats to newspapers and described a forthcoming questionnaire on second class mail rates as non threatening He suggested possible first class rate increases to balance the post office budget and called for attention to future paper costs while praising Cranston Williams and other leaders for their service.
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Asheville
N. C
J. S. Parks
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Post Office Department
Postoffice Department
Parks
Cranston Williams
Chattanooga
Tax scales for workers in 200000 inhabitant jurisdictions
The text outlines tax rates for large populations and income limits, stating an income cap of 1,800 francs. It notes assessments around 8 percent for industrial workers and 2 percent for farm workers, with half the cost borne by the employer and half by the employee.
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Sheriff's Sale
Gleorgia
Marin
Washington Street
Washington and
Hardaway Streets
Monroe Street
W. D. Acker
W. A. Palin
C. M. Heeth
Gordon I. Davis
Lang
London
Roger Williams
Uggett & Pryers Tobacci Ca
Liggen? & Myers Tobacco CO
Liocerr & Myers Tobacco Co
East Jackson St
M. Sampson
L. Wilson
E. Jackson St
N. Crawford St
Young St
Mrs. Isaacs
James Gribben
East Washington
West Clay St
S. J. Hayes
Remington Avenue
George Sampson
J. W. Blanton
West Jackson Street
C. W
Jackson and
Bartow St
Fairview
C. T. Gandy
Joe Craigmiles
Mimosa Drive
McNess Co
Dig
Freeport
W. M. Culpepper& Son
Empire Furniture Store
Underwood
Bhens Furniture Co
N. Dawson
P. C. Andrews
Lowe
Jarvis B. Watkins & Co
E. Sancock
Southern Investment Co
Brighton
Hart's Playground
Cairo Road
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