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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
2
Advertising rates and publication dates for the Hello News papers in December 1900. The notice lists transient and display rates, square inch pricing, and monthly options, with a business manager contact and a deadline for advertiser changes.
Instructions urge readers to inform the business office when a carrier misses a delivery to ensure prompt newspaper service. The note emphasizes reporting the fact to address delivery issues promptly.
A jumble of brief items from political and social topics includes Grover Cleveland stressing practical politics, debates over the depot bill, a New York judge limiting women’s curfew, Kentucky politicking, Mrs. Catt predicting a female president, Kruger’s reply to a U.S. visit invitation, Brantley’s January wedding, and assorted quips about brides and shoes.
The article surveys Democratic views on reorganizing the party around Grover Cleveland’s stance and the Bryan nomination. Stovall of the Savannah Press praises Cleveland as a leading statesman while noting disagreements with party leaders. It argues for loyalty to old-time democratic doctrine, backing sound money, and predicts a return to core principles in 1904 with a strong fight.
Dispatch from Atlanta reports Governor Candler dissatisfied with the legislature’s Saturday night appropriation bill. He may veto or scale several measures as the state faces a potential deficit of 300000 dollars. Also, Smith Clayton returns from Europe and interviews Mr. Cleveland on the democratic situation, a notable scoop for the Journal.
The U S Mexico boundary has been resurveyed and marked by obelisk shafts about five miles apart. Each monument stands ten feet high four feet square at the base and two feet at the top with five by five foot foundations. Judge Lumpkin orders the state to accept the arbitrators award allowing Plant System to pay Georgia taxes on its backs as per the board’s sum, about four hundred thousand dollars less than the original return. The next state fair site will be decided in Macon today.
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