22 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
1
A composite page from Thomasville notes editorials on liquor hoarding by Illinois students and traffic dangers in Atlanta and Thomasville. It references Hoover policies, bonds for road funding, and mentions Senator Edge’s visit and a Gainesville Baptist delegation.
A coastal Georgia newspaper discusses a dispute between Georgia and Florida over interstate movement of fruit and related licenses. The piece suggests the quarrel began near the border, touches on licenses and quarantines, and argues the issue is not serious and should be resolved without lingering tensions.
An article notes that the Prince of Wales and his brother are knitting and crocheting, reflecting a rising trend among Britain’s upper classes. It questions collectors’ greed and compares potential royal knitwear value to famous sports autographs, suggesting such items could fetch high sums.
The VFW notes many World War veterans have not filed for adjusted compensation. About a million eligible enlistees reportedly have not yet applied. With deadlines extended repeatedly, posts press men to claim a $1000 certificate and a 20 year endowment policy. Florida citrus imports after December could ease supply shortages affecting growers.
The Weather Bureau in Thomasville predicts rain tonight and likely Saturday with little temperature change. Observations show low temps near freezing in the north and higher readings in Florida. light snow reported along the Appalachians. Rain is expected across the Cotton Belt with a front moving from the Gulf coast region.
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