Vacant Place in Thomasville Paper Remembers Loyal Worker
The Times-Enterprise laments the loss of a longtime employee described as unobtrusive, dauntless, honest, and kind. He dedicated decades to the paper, earning affection from coworkers and local children alike.
Rewarding the Faithful in Thomasville Prosperity
A Savannah Press editorial extols loyal spending to grow the city of Thomasville. It praises bumper crops, thriving markets, and a prosperous bank, hospital, and hotel boom. It lauds community unity, ethical conduct, and the retiring educator who shaped local values.
Resurrection idea echoes in closed life cycle analogy
The piece likens Earth to a sealed aquarium where plants and animals sustain each other in a continuous cycle of oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange. It notes Coolidge supports aviation and plans a separate department, while labor focuses on textile leaders.
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School opening prep and health measures urged
Opening day approaches with reminders on vaccination for entrance. Smallpox vaccination can be done Saturdays with Dr. Winchester, free of charge. Financial matters require timely fee payment or payment plans before opening. otherwise admission is denied. Also notes on book rentals and upcoming school start. Baseball standings listed for American League teams.
Landmark brick house razed for Bank of Thomasville build
Thomasville tears down its oldest brick house to clear the site for a modern Bank of Thomasville building. The 100 year old structure, built by Ewen Maclean and later owned by his descendants, is being replaced as the bank’s stockholders take ownership.
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Bank of Thomasville
Bank of Thomasville to expand with new building
The Thomasville bank plans a larger quarters and bigger vaults to serve growing deposits. The project, noted as the nicest commercial banking building in the area, aims to house banking operations on the city’s prominent corner. Kennesaw Mountain Landis will visit Rome to address the state Legionnaires.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results include Boston beats Chicago 11 to 7 and Washington edges Cleveland 1 to 0. National League action shows St. Louis 3 Boston 6 and Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 4. Southern League games feature Atlanta 11 Chattanooga 5 and Memphis 4 Mobile 3 in 10 innings. Sally League Asheville 7 Macon 4 and Greenville 8 Charlotte 0. Spartanburg 6 Columbia 2 with Knoxville Augusta rained out.
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Baseball Card Schedule for Today’s Games
Boston at St Louis Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburg at New Atlanta at Chattanooga New Orleans at Little Rock Birmingham at Nashville Mobile at Memphis.
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