08 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
1
The Thommasville Times reports on local items including editor notes, price of hogs, and commentary on national figures. It notes ongoing baseball, political campaigns, and a memorial for Bob Moran, a veteran newspaper director.
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Governor Hardman awaits a tax survey funded by about $16 000 raised by citizens. Princeton Professor Lutz and a New York firm study conditions and propose remedies at no cost to the state. The result will likely push for tax reform and budget controls, with implications for tobacco regulation and state finances.
The Georgia agriculture commissioner Eugene Talmadge advised hauling tobacco to the Carolinas to fetch higher prices, a plan criticized as flawed and impractical. The writer urges immediate organization of growers to market this year's crop under government supervision, countering buyer threats and price manipulation.
Ancient Chinese records found by Prof. Verne Dyson of the University of the Philippines indicate Manila traders visited Canton in 982 A D and the islands sent tribute to China long before Magellan. Ming dynasty records show several large Philippine islands governed by Cantonese officers for fifty years or more.
Moultrie argues buyers are not swayed by tied tobacco to pay higher prices, contending the campaign aims to force growers to tie. He predicts growers must organize to alter the market, noting past efforts were mixed but often productive despite the risks.
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