Thomasville Times Enterprise Daily Menu of Local Snips and Notes
Local items and light chatter from Thomasville Ga include jokes on Valentine gifts and taxi, plus commentary on Japan China and Roosevelt. The section reflects era concerns with finance, advertising, and public life as it moves through society notes and editorials.
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Mugaay
E. R. Jerger
DO. Hargrave
LEE
KELLY
Mgr
IEEE
Times-Enterprise
Timesenterprise
B Iues- Enterprise Co
Thomasville
Maily
Chiss
Grading Monticello Road Feasibility in County Forces
Minutes show State Highway Department plans to contract Monticello road grading to county forces if practicable. County crews ready to begin, to connect to Tampa and support upcoming Route Three links. Also notes on advertising practice, radio funding, Hoover Smith speculation, and banking needs.
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State Highway Department
Moultrie Road
Monticello Road
Ing
State Department
Florida
Tampa
Thomasville
State Line
Quail Season Closure Proposal Faces Contention
A state game and fish conference in Zincon discusses a proposed one year closed season for quail. Thomas and Grady counties oppose a blanket closure citing local preservation efforts and investment by landowners, urging county by county evaluation before any statewide limit.
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State Game and Fish Department
Zincon
Thomas County
Thomas and Grady
Radio Advertising And The Presides Propose A Change
A fragment discusses radio advertising as part of broader media use. It notes entertainment as a key aim and hints at innovative ideas shaping advertising proceeds, with emphasis on broader media utility beyond sales. The text remains incomplete.
Doctors Know What They Do Not Do With Prescriptions
The statement argues that if ninety percent of prescriptions for whiskey by doctors serve beverage use then doctors understand both their actions and limits. It frames medical discretion in prescribing alcohol as informed and purposeful.
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Big Money
Een
Huey P Long Takes Senate Oath In Spectacular Entrance
Huey P Long of Louisiana electrifies Washington as he takes the oath of office before the Senate. Reporters in pajamas watched as he arrives with a cigar, dressed impeccably, and strides to the podium while a crowd gathers in the galleries.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Senate
Curtis
Long
Huey
Joe Robinson
New Senator Entertains with Witty Outfit Questions
The new senator, after taking the oath on the desk, sat among Democrats Hattie Caraway of Arkansas and James H. Lewis of Illinois. Mrs Caraway greeted him warmly and led conversation about chamber objects while reporters pressed for details about his attire and pajamas. He joked about silk hats and stove pipes, sharing only a quip about the parish in his last election.
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Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Jim Ham
Tom Mix Marries in Mexican Honeymoon Locale
Tom Mix and former Mabel Hubbell Ward were married yesterday in Mexicali Mexico and arrived at Agua Caliente in Lower California Mexico for their honeymoon. The couple traveled with unspecified escorts and planned a quiet wedding celebration in Old Mexico.
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Agua Caliente
Lower
California
Mexico
Old Mexico
Tom Mix
Mabel Hubbell Ward
Mexicali
Coastal States Organization Meets in Columbia Conference
Representatives from the coastal states gathered in Columbia South Carolina for a conference to promote southeast development. Over 200 attendees were expected from the Carolinas Georgia and Florida with leaders including John T Alsop Jr mayor of Jacksonville and president of the organization and figures from Eastern Air Transport Lines Pan American Airways and other regional interests. Edward Stewart 98 year old Civil War veteran of Cooleemere North Carolina noted as the oldest licensed hunter per Izaak Walton League records.
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Columbia
S. C
Southeast
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Tampa
Miami
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Augusta
Brunswick
Charleston
Beaufort
Georgetown
Florence
Greenville
Spartanburg
Rock Hill
Anderson
Greenwood
Newberry S. C
Charlotte and Winston-Salem
John T. Alsop
Thomas B. Doe
Eastern Air Transport Lines
van Trippe
Pan- American Airways
Howard E. Coffin
Sapelo Island
Cary Boyoir
Havana
Cuba
Edward Stewart
Cooleemere
N. C
United States
Licens
Izaak
Walton League
Cowboy actor Monte Blue marries third wife in Mexicali
The 62 year old actor and his 28 year old bride Miss Ward wed in Mexicali. General Juan N. Vasquez, judge of the civil court, presided. The ceremony marks Blue's third marriage.
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Monte Blue
Thomasina
Miss Ward
Juan N. Vasquez
Mexicali
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