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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
3
A jumble of snippets covers voter registration talk Kaiser sentiment wartime analogies, industry and prices, fires and safety warnings, fertilizer demand, farm income, prunes and brandy rumors, and a push to renew war risk insurance. Various names and places drift through with no clear single story.
German publicist Harden defends President Wilson praising his speeches and war aims. He compares Wilson to Marcus Aurelius and says Wilson morally and militarily ended the war and voiced humanity’s goal despite opposition. He predicts a new world after Versailles.
The essay praises Moultrie for its rapid development through local investor support and civic pride. It argues Thomasville needs a similar booster effort, noting Moultrie’s money combined with committed people produced housing, churches, schools, and public improvements. It cites faster home turnover if funds were available.
A call for a monthly business men's dinner in Thomasville urges community fellowship and civic effort. Organizer William Miller proposes a low cost event for hundreds, with proceeds aiding the Memorial Annex to the City Hospital. The piece encourages broad participation and local discussion to boost future prosperity.
A politician contends that knowing the public chatter would dampen his eagerness to run, suggesting past candidates were more anxious about scrutiny than he is. The remark frames campaign nerves as a reaction to rumors and public opinion.
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