26 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1929
Page
1
A collage of short items from the Thomasville Times Enterprise includes airport plans and aviation projects, fire prevention advocacy, and social quips. The column references local figures John L. Sullivan and a playful jab at modern boxing antics while noting ongoing civic projects and the season’s weather impacts.
A reflection on gossip as a moral issue noting its harm and the moral duties of speakers. It also praises high school football preseason discipline, contrasting hard work and focus with harmful habits that spoil fitness and team readiness.
Senator Simmons notes Carolina tobacco farmers blame manufacturers for low prices while Georgia enjoyed better yields and profits. He cites poor seasons in the Carolinas, possible fair profit only with proper curing, and seeks federal aid. Co operatives would receive aid on a business basis, not as a gift. The Kenny Barber episode described shows media exaggeration and international stir over a barber trip to Europe.
Dairy farmers gain steady incomes and greater independence due to persistent effort and productive farming.
Los Angeles reports Mrs Lois Pantages convicted of manslaughter in the death of Juro Rokumoto after an automobile collision. The jury found criminal responsibility within 28 hours. Judge Carlos Hardy set sentencing for 2 PM tomorrow with a possible term of one to ten years. Alexander Pantages faces upcoming charges as his wife is placed under physician care after the verdict.
Hilo Hawaii September 26 the severest quake in living memory shook the western part of Hawaii triggering alarm as walls collapsed and seismographs failed at Kealakekua. Residents fled outdoors as volcanologist Jaggar warned of possible eruptions from three large volcanoes after about 100 quakes were felt in the prior day.
The Bank of England directors raised the bank rate to 6 percent to protect gold reserves amid continuing outflows totaling over £3,000,000 in the week and £21,000,000 since the year's start. The move aims to stabilize monetary liquidity.
Columbus Ga Sept 26 Al mand s Westbrook a local business man and University of Georgia alumnus will be general chairman of the Georgia Tulane committee in charge of plans for an intercollegiate contest.
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