23 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
1
A garbled collection of items mentions the Thomasville post office, political comments, local events in Atlanta, and various stray observations. The text references a weather eye on voting, the dogwood festival, a councilman’s indictment, and miscellaneous curiosities without cohesive news.
A public reflection on rose shows in Thomasville highlighting the city’s role in beautification, the rise of similar events, and critiques of the legal profession’s ethics amid local and national attention. It notes tobacco concerns, Atlanta’s sensationalism, and political figures shaping coverage.
Federal road funds allocated to Georgia are held until the legality of Governor Talmadge’s removal of the state treasurer is resolved. State representatives sought release in Washington, but the money remains blocked until courts decide the legality and future distribution.
Tomorrow will be Rose Show day as at least fifteen thousand visitors stream to Thomasville for the event. Garden Club members from across counties come to see a show built on merit through years of effort. The success rests with residents who should enter attractive exhibits and support the gala through active participation.
Clarence Darrow at his 79th birthday argues that justice is imperfect both in and out of courts. The veteran lawyer says the law is a horrible business yet reflects on the citizen’s right to fair treatment, noting the influence of public demands and watchdog organizations.
A wave of candidate notices in Thomas County fields bids for Tax Receiver Tax Collector Ordinary County Commissioner and Sheriff roles. Incumbents and new hopefuls including Mrs. Fred S Norton I C Jones W E Beverly George F Hicks J Craig Miles A M Lacy J W Vontor carry forth pledges of efficient honest service and reelection efforts ahead of May primaries and January term start dates.
A candidate states there are enough good men at home to fill the office and requests vote and support to serve as the next Sheriff. The message is directed to the electorate and signed Cc. M. Dixon.
To the People of Thomas County I am a candidate for Sheriff of Thomas county subject to the will of the voters in the white democratic party te held in this county. If elected I pledge best efforts to conduct this office on a plane meriting commendation for law and order and fair administration of public affairs with special favors to none. I ask your support believing I can administer satisfactorily. Sincerely John A Cobb.
A slate of county offices in Thomas County filed for re election in the Democratic primary on May 20th. Candidates include the sheriff coroner judge city court clerk of superior court and more detailing pledges to serve impartially and efficiently and thanking supporters.
J F Singletary announces candidacy for Thomas County superintendent of schools for a second term. He notes unopposed run and pledges to perform duties by law and to best ability, aiming to provide services and attention to those doing business with the office amid a period of financial strain and federal aid red tape.
Puzzle page lists numerous clues across categories including science, language, and general knowledge. Entries range from chemical symbols to animals and actions, with several numbered prompts and a few duplicated or unclear items.
A veteran commissioner candidate from Ochlocknee District outlines service as successor to R B McMillan and pledges fair, impartial county welfare work. He seeks reelection and then Ordinary of Thomas County, promising efficient, courteous, and rights-respecting service.
In a letter urging votes of approval W. E. Nichols thanks constituents for past confidence. He pledges to exert utmost energy, thought, and service if entrusted again with the office to oversee the Thomas County schools.
The Tax Receiver announces weekday hours at the Court House until May 1 to receive taxes. MRS FRED E NORTON serves as Tax Receiver for Thomas County.
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