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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1902
Page
3
The page fragment includes poems about Christmas, admonitions on gifts, and social notes. It mentions Mrs. W. N. Austin and Dr. J. N. Warren, along with a Georgia interview with Hanna and local reflections on winter days and holiday customs.
Washington December 20 Special President Roosevelt submitted a proposal to allied powers that the Venezuelan dispute be sent to The Hague for arbitration. The powers countered with a proposal that Roosevelt arbitrate the issue himself. It is not known what answer the President will make.
The piece notes roads and schools as twin engines of national progress, arguing good early roads and schooling prevent later stagnation. It cites Southern School and Home and Savannah Press praise for supporting local shoppers to keep money circulating. An advert discusses a 1903 Cardus Weather Chart calendar praised for forecasting storms and droughts, offered by The Chattanooga Medicala and The Geet, tangeyee Medical hallanong Poul.
A compilation of brief items covers legislative actions and editorials across states. Topics include a proposed eight hour government workday, Kentucky and Virginia legislative debates, the Methodist Church Nashville gathering, Roosevelt as possible arbitrator in South American issues, and commentary from the Savannah News on legislative results.
Fragmentary OCR reads East Town News and various sections such as Best Picture reviews Best Boox reviews Best Portals. The readable text lists miscellaneous headings and unclear lines likely from a periodical pages section.
The item notes lower cable rates amid a mild winter. It mentions staff colonels at 200 apiece and the governor notifying 133 colonels to dress up by April 1. It also hails Col John W. Lindsay's reappointment to pensions and suggests Arthur Pue Gorman as a potential presidential candidate.
A series of 1900 era notices announces candidacies for mayor and several city offices in Thomasville. Names include Culpepper Montgomery Jermen, Pringle, Pittman and Evans among others, with pledges to perform duties faithfully under new laws permitting elective offices and white primaries.
A special arrangement offers the WEEKLY TIMES-ENTERPRISE and the WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL for one year at 25 cents cash. Subscriptions under this combination must be sent to the Times-Enterprise office.
A local resident declares intent to run for city office subject to the upcoming primary on December 36, 1962, following solicitations from citizens. The candidate signs as Bb. Fo Herring.
Citizens endorse W H Mitchell for city treasurer in the white primary on December 6 promising to faithfully discharge duties. H J Blalock announces for city sexton in the white primary on December 6 pledging faithful attention and cemetery upkeep.
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