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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
4
Mayor delivers a lengthy keynote praising a charitable drive led by William Miller. He lauds the project as a memorial to aid the afflicted and ill and extols women's central role in philanthropy, urging communal support and divine blessing.
Weather bulletin from Atlanta dated December 15 1920 details road conditions across Dixie Highway. Many northward routes described as muddy and rough with detours near Marietta Euharlee Cartersville Rome Tulip Lyerly Armuchee Creek and Arkwright area almost impassable. Southern routes Atlanta Athens Madison Augusta through Gainesville Tallulah Falls and Macon Columbus show varying mud slickness but mostly passable with chains advised. Forecast predicts dry windy weather will speed road hardening in coming days. Co F von Herrmann.
Local notices announce candidate filings for mayor treasurer and other city posts in Thomasville Georgia. H J MacIntyre and J W Mitchell pledge clean administration and diligent service if elected while H H Martin runs for city sexton and funds cemetery care with voter support urged.
Milner Smith formally announces candidacy for re-election as City Clerk of Thomasville. He pledges efficiency and accessible records and asks citizens for support.
Voter notice from GEO M SMITH announcing bid for City Clerk under White Primary after 32 years as post office clerk. Endorsed by a ticket including B H Wright and S Parker Hopkins. Also announces alderman candidacy urging vote and support for progress and advancement.
The regular annual meeting of stockholders to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year will be held at the banking house in Thomasville on Tuesday January 11 1921 at 4 oclock p m. W S Anderson cashier Adolmo.
A candidate for City Marshal declares intent to run subject to the white primary. He pledges to perform every duty with justice and impartiality and to give the office the attention it merits, inviting support from voters.
Fragmentary text shows a notice to voters in Thomasville about an election matter. Names include W. A. Rehberg, suggesting official or candidate involvement. Details are sparse but indicate formal electoral action requiring voter participation.
A. B. Milton announces his candidacy for City Marshal of Thomasville subject to the White primary. He pledges faithful service, asks for voter support, and expresses appreciation for past backing.
A candidate announces for City Marshal in Thomasville, pledging thorough knowledge of duties and long experience to provide satisfactory and efficient service. He asks for the influence and votes of the people of the city.
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