22 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1927
Page
1
Scattered garbled notes mention politics and figures like Roosevelt and Butler, economic plans, and cultural references. The piece references Tilson, Coolidge, and a mix of local civic topics, with jumbled quotes and partial sentences implying a satirical or editorial collage from a bygone era.
The article argues Thomasville must raise funds from taxes to support health and safety services and sustain civic activities. It notes aesthetic improvements exist but practical needs require additional revenue, with a proposed license tax increase expected to add about three thousand dollars to the general fund.
The piece argues against the sale of public office in the South and criticizes patronage linked to campaigns. It notes anti lynching bills and calls for change in public sentiment and habits rather than relying solely on drastic laws. It cautions that Souths gains few offices and alleges some politicians profit from patronage.
State Banking Department proposed a rule to compel withdrawal-deposited funds from failing banks to be repaid, but critics argue the plan would fail and trigger endless litigation. The Albany Herald notes moral risks, evasion tactics, and the need to protect all depositors equally.
The state forestry department pushes landowners to protect forests from fires to boost tree numbers and sustain lumber supply in the region. Mentioned are burning harms to humus and young growth, with Thomasville cited as a recent example of timber value.
Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 22. Berling Espedahl, Georgia Tech sophomore and descendant of Viking leaders, dislikes court life. He recently returned from Norway where he visited uncles in Espedal, a town named after his family. He notes the Espedahl lineage has long been connected with the Norwegian government.
Toledo, Feb 22. Mr and Mrs Alex Schuster were found shot and hacked to death in their home. Police believe the husband killed his wife and then died by his own hand. Three children slept nearby as a laundress discovered the scene and raised the alarm.
Nashville Tennessee February 22 Governor Austin Peay showing more improvement after pneumonia and heart attacks. Dr Fessy bulletin says his condition is about the same as yesterday and he continues to slowly improve with no signs of complications in the past hours.
A Forest Service publication titled Loblolly Pine Primer explains loblolly pines as a major southern resource. It notes annual timber growth of 300 to 1000 board feet per acre with proper fire protection and details the tree’s range from Delaware to Texas and Arkansas. Copies are available from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C.
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