September 1925 Thomas County county reports and police notes
County Commissioners receive a September 1925 financial report listing produce deliveries to road and pauper departments totaling 181.60 and notes six inmates in the poor house by name. County Home Demonstration Agent records include field days 21.5, offices 3, 553 miles traveled, 16 homes visited, 16 meetings with 305 attendees, and details on cookery sewing poultry demonstrations. Quarterly County Police report enumerates June term cases, pleas, and fines. October bills list extensive expenditures across numerous vendors and services.
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Thomas County
Road Department
Board of Commissioners
Pavo
Martha Wueadlpins Chila
State College of Agriculture
Gorden Chagan
Civic Department of Georgia State Federation of Women's Clubs
Thomasville
Board of County Commissioners
Columbus Smith
Prohi
G. C. Sparks
Cicero Williams
Law
Haywood Thompson
Frank Thompson
Ira Gibson
Pat Fallon
Vann Kennedy
Ben Green
John Wiggins
Broom Hollis
Willie Belle Davis
Essie Mae Johnson
D. W. Grim
Ed Willams
Frank Robinson
Messra Hughes
Hancock
Cab Coller
Proht
Charlie Young
Will Lédttle
Oeca Ene
Nelson Marshall
Lonnie Duncan
W. R. Wainwright
Emily Davis
Vic
Virgil Moore
Johnnie Mack
Charlie George
Richard Golden
Frank Mitchell
Joe Young
Arch Williams
Toomer Davis
Arthur Carlisle
Hallie Bailes
Gus Woodward
Philip Beaty
Chariie George
Luther Palmer
Guy Chand
Noah Flanders
Boyd Suther
Dock Roberson
Love Oliver
Carsby Bailes
J. QO. Stewart
Monthly report of county agent September 1925
Thomasville Georgia report by J J Reaver Supt to County Commissioners covers September 1925. notes include Miss Susan Matthews state nutrition specialist Athens Ga and Elcy L Means county home demonstration agent. details include gathering and storing twenty eight hundred bushels of corn in the barn.
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Susan Matthews
Athens
Elcy L. Means
Thomasville
Board County Commissioners
Thomas County
J. J. Reaver
County Agent Report From Thomasville GA
Report details travel miles 1 480 visited 118 farmers 67 consultations held hogs treated 1 648 to prevent cholera 387 hogs sold in cooperative sale Sept 9 for 6511 67 dollars P H Ward County Agent
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Thomasville
Board County Commissioners
Thomas County
P. H. Ward
Wills Stops Floyd Johnson In First Round
Harry Wills, the negro heavyweight, scored a technical knockout over Floyd Johnson of Iowa in the first round at Newark New Jersey in front of about 9 000 spectators. Johnson faded after Wills’ early assault and a towel from Johnson’s corner signaled the stoppage. The referee awarded the bout to Wills as Johnson appeared dazed and mouthy protests erupted from the crowd.
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Harry Wills
Newark
N. J
Iowa
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Wills
Harry Lewis
Lewis
New Jersey
West
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State Boxing Commission
Jess Willard
Yankee Stadium
Willard
Frank Moody
Wales
Homer Robinson
Pittsburgh
Northwest dairymen seek Georgia stays after Indianapolis show
Twenty seven expert dairy men from the northwest want to relocate permanently in Georgia after visiting the national dairy show in Indianapolis. W L Collier, agricultural agent of the A B & A railroad, said Georgia’s exhibit, aided by Eugene R Trust Co and C H Bishop, drew 75 000 visitors and showcased crop rotation and Georgia grown dairy foods. Railroads partner with a land development firm to boost Georgia.
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A. B. & A. Reiiroad
Indianapolis
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Collier
Georgia Association
Eugene R. Trust Company
C. H. Bishop
Black
Atlanta
Ashburn
Perdue
Georgia
Sir Collier
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