The Dwyer Wins and Other Brief Items
The column notes the dwyer’s win and hints at blame on a female. It jokes about radio reception, an aging admiral, and Horace Greeley’s birthday. It comments on Masons, Standard Oil, bandits in crowds, removing ink stains, city beautification, longevity, McAdoo’s democracy, and Al Smith’s potential impact. It ends with a stage night caption about a beauty contest winner and Red Hot Mama.
Instructed Delegation Debate and Radio Era Reflections
The Times Enterprise debates Georgia delegation voting guidance and opposes Al Smith. It argues for unity against Smith after his elimination, critiques radio advertising and NBC funding, and urges constructive civic duty. The piece stresses Southern resolve, McAdoo support, and personal responsibility for community progress.
New Commercial Hotel Hinted for Thomasville
Rumors persist of a new commercial hotel in Thomasville not yet announced. Plans are incomplete but locals believe it would boost business, attract crowds, and raise the town’s prestige while slightly affecting nearby hotels. The discourse pivots on what truly matters—what you do rather than what you fail to do.
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W. D. Hargrave
Times-Enterprise
Times- Enterprise
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Associated Press
Dwyer
Horace Greely
Standard Oil
Gett
Ures
McAdoo
al Smith
George
Georgia
Smith
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Georgie
Jaz
Dio
Grow
the National Broadcasting
Radio World
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Danger
Elec
A' Smith
Ider
United States
Patch
New York
Tam
Striv
God
Cial Hotel
Thomasville Can
Bene
Adda
Valdosta Insurance Agency “Service Plus Protection
Strickland
Valdosta, GA
A. B. & C. Railroad
Pullman
Birm
ham-Atla
A. B
Walker’s Pharmacy
R. D. Carr, JR
Palace Drug Store
Jesse J. Gainey
Upchurch
John B. Thomas Architect
Neel Building
Telephone
W. H. Thames
Neel Bldg
W. C. Holloway
KODAK
A.w.moller Photographer
S. Broad St. Thomasville, Georgia
Mitchell Shoe Co
Jersey
Grantham
Eddie Lewis
W. Jackson St
Choice Foods
Thomasville Restaurant
North Broad Street
Louis H. Jerger
South Broad