Stadium Fence Plans Win Local Support in Thomasville
Thomasville residents support completing the stadium with a fence around the grounds. The Community General committee aims to involve about three thousand volunteers and funds from the Touchdown Club showing broad civic backing. The Athletic Association and county will share costs for the fence and plantings to beautify and secure the area.
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Natua
Fragmented 1940s OCR reminiscence with mixed politics and global notes
A garbled OCR of assorted topics touches on a Mexican mother with many children, a judge named McIlinton, debates over the A and P corporation, rising prices in Georgia, and political tensions including Communism and Greece. It mixes speculative remarks, policy mentions, and speculative editorials with unclear dates or sources.
Hoover Radio Disarmament Talks and Census Push
Hoover outlines world disarmament hopes in radio talks. Thomasville hosts open plant tours drawing hundreds as district census head announces over 190 enumerators to be hired for 1930. County listings include Early, Miller, Baker, Lougherty, Grady, Decatur, Seminole. local sports cover Braves, Pirates, and Knoxville misplays in Sally league.
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Decatur
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Pirates
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Stribling-Gribbona
Knoxville
Asheville
Staggered Bills and the Modern Monthly Accounting
The piece lampoons a shift from fixed monthly bill submission to a flexible system. It traces the paradox of feeling financially on top mid month, then facing a flurry of unexpected charges as comforts and social duties accumulate, ending with a surge of bills from weddings flowers and a plumber.
Georgia Supreme Court Upholds Re registration Law
The Georgia Supreme Court rules the re registration law constitutional and enforceable, allowing thousands to re enter the voter list. Registrars in Thomas County and other counties will appoint examiners to process re registrations, with literacy and qualification requirements described to ensure eligibility before the next election.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Talmadge
Georgia
Pete Tin
Thomas
Supreme Court of the United States
Board of Registrars
Abe Law
Lilly
Stewart
Laboratory grown oysters touted as new industry wave
In Beaufort North Carolina Dr Herbert Prytherch and the U S Fisheries laboratory report progress on cultivating oysters in controlled tank conditions. By blending currents of fresh and salt water and leveraging natural opening methods inspired by starfish gulls and beach impacts, researchers aim to scale up oyster production with a sustainable, variable salinity approach.
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Hitler asserts no war aims against France and Britain
Ten years on Hitler claims no war aims against France and England while speaking in Danzig and warning of seven years war. Britain and France plan talks with Polish leaders as a pro German regime rises in Poland. Survivors recount the Coutageous air carrier disaster and report 1,280 lost. Consumer light rate reduction noted.
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Select Line Fruits Cold Cut Ham Varieties
A list describes various deli cuts including baked and boiled ham sliced for sandwiches. It mentions bolognas welners minced ham and multiple other varieties. The note reads as a catalog of options for cold cuts and meats.
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