Co operative Hog Sale in Thomasville Next Wednesday
County Agent Ward urges farmers to list hogs for the coming sale to attract buyers and boost bidding. The regular monthly sale is set for September 9 at Thomasville sale pens. listing hogs now helps estimate turnout and potential prices.
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Thomasville
Ward
Lawyer Denied Access to Prisoners in Gray Jail
Macon lawyer W A McClellan was denied permission to confer with prisoners held in the Bibb county jail as Jones county and state officers continue the investigation into the murder of Floyd Malone and Frank Tucker, with a coroner's jury expected to wrap up by Friday. Two suspects Richard Woodford and Sam Torrence were arrested and questioned, and a found still is being examined for possible evidence.
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Macon
J. B Park
Ocmulgee
W. A. McClellan
Floyd Malone
Frank Tucker
Jones County
Salici
Joe Duke
Bibb County
Duke
Gray
Richard Woodford
Sam Torrence
Atkinson Elbridge
Choate’s Mill
Torrence
Woodford Aso
JONES
Gray, Ga
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Booster Fact Quiz Day
The Rotary Club held a Quiz Day program to present simple facts about Thomasville and Thomas County. The Chamber of Commerce prepared the material for a booster edition of Rose Leaves to aid queries from visitors and tourists.
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Rotary Club
Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
Winter Hotel
Thomas County
James Keyton
F. R. Plunkett
J. E. Robison
L. Glasser
Jacksonville
Cooper
Homer Williams
Grapes Rise as One of America’s Top Liked Fruits
Federal statistician John Deane notes grape popularity expanded with prohibition plausibly boosting demand. Carload shipments rose from 12,068 in 1916 to 49,938 in 1924, with California leading production at 1,560,000 tons in 1924 and a forecast 2,220,000 tons nationally this year. Delaware produced about 1,400 tons in 1924, mostly Con cords, as Philadelphia remains Delaware’s main grape market.
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United States
John §. Deane
Federal Agricultural Statistician
California
Delaware
Philadelphia
Fidelis Class Picnic and Epworth League Meeting Tonight
The Fidelis Class of First Baptist plans a Smith's Park picnic with supper and a pleasant time. Epworth League of the Methodist church meets at 8 pm with an engaging program and social hour to follow.
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First Baptist Church
Smith’s Park
Epworth League
the Methodist Church
Novel method frees intoxication defendant in Williamsport
In a police court session Mayor Hugh Gilmore asked seven people in the courtroom to arrest the severated for the release of a prisoner charged with intoxication. The case was dismissed.
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Williamsport
Hugh Gilmore
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