19 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1936
Page
1
The council, after two committees studied North Broad and Madison street routes over the A C L Railway, is urged to decide quickly. Tims Enterprise reports are awaited, with a goal to meet state highway requirements and minimize city costs. Residents want the overpass, and fairness to Broad and Madison street property owners is emphasized.
A garbled page from the Thomasville Times Enterprise includes staff names, publishing details, and scattered editorial quips about TVA, Hauptmann, the New Deal, and social topics. The readable items mention editorial leadership, subscription rates, and scattered opinion fragments.
The article argues the Open golf tournament produced about three thousand dollars in prizes matched by local spending including hotels, meals, and supplies, with visitors adding similar gains. It also discusses hunger relief, farm self-sufficiency, and ongoing efforts to educate growers on conserving produce and maintaining a balanced diet.
A doctor, stuck two miles from an emergency call due to heavy snow, is saved by a mine superintendent who delivers him in a mine motor to a residence exit. The item highlights a dramatic rescue in Rural Subway Tunneltown, Virginia.
Stetson University Hatters beat Mercer Bears 49 to 20 in Deland Florida with lead 22 to 6 at halftime. Captain Johnny Offutt led Stetson scoring 12 points. Note mentions Brazil not a drinking country and Correio de Manha reporting liquor imports at 1,731,440 dollars.
The fragment lists departure times 6 50 a m 10 45 a m 3 00 p m 6 20 p m and a 7, suggesting a transit schedule item for Tallahassee with unclear final details.
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