30 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
1
The Times-Enterprise notes the Rose Show boosted local gardening interest, citing new friendships for Thomasville and a rising enthusiasm for flowers and practical knowledge. It references civic figures, community pride, and the impact of local advertising and home life on growth.
Residents press for completion of two unfinished New Deal projects and urge local participation. A proposed East Side auditorium complex could combine gymnasium and Rose Show palace functions. Calls for a county courthouse renovation and ground-floor offices for health, school and demonstration staff to ease access.
The piece questions a reported $30,277.20 county share from a 10 percent alcohol tax based on a $3 million statewide sale estimate. It argues tax revenue should fund all state needs, not just schools, and warns against moral tradeoffs in financing public services from liquor sales.
The state aims to secure funds in a prudent manner from trustworthy contributors, avoiding sources tied to damaged properties and questionable reputations. Officials emphasize integrity and stability in financial dealings to protect public resources.
An article cites Fidelity & Casualty Company figures showing home accidents cause far more deaths and disability than industry. It lists practical safety advice from lighting stairs to securing rugs, toys, baths, and electrical devices to prevent slips and burns in the household.
BostonApril 30 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr head of the National Republican Club accuses the 4 88billion work relief appropriation of being used to buy votes. He charges the democratic administration in Iowa North Dakota and Maine used federal funds politically and warns of economic decline if policies continue. He cites textile industry harm and rising costs under the NRA and processing tax while noting Japan's gains and alleged inaction by the president and Secretary Wallace.
A fragment from the Brunswick News offers practical ironing advice for safe heat use. It warns rollers to avoid direct contact with the iron, keep hot irons away from skin and legs, and to place irons where they will not burn or slide off.
Rede returns from Switzerland to find her father’s supposed London house empty and dark. Alison battles fear as a mysterious intruder confronts her in the pantry and nearly suffocates her before a wary stranger appears. She lashes out and flees toward the door as the lantern dies and the house closes in.
A testimonial notes that after using Cardul the writer reports improved appetite and strength and relief from run-down symptoms. The text hints at women readers, mentions Mrs. R. W. ton and Texas, and implies Cardul benefits if no adverse effects occur.
Tyler Texas April 30 A feud between rival filling station operators was blamed for a fatal shooting and multiple injuries. A group at a station four miles east of Tyler was fired upon with buckshot killing Clint Ferguson 41 and wounding Ira Ferguson 32 and four others including Mrs H M Ferguson. Deputy Sheriff Ross Par described the incident as one sided and said Bryant surrendered. Witnesses linked the feud to a past dynamiting case against Clint Ferguson.
A tense scene unfolds as a man clamps his arm around a woman at a door and refuses to let her pass until she reveals what is happening. The dialogue suggests a confrontation about a hidden plan or danger, with the two characters in a standoff.
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