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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
1
A regional page carries a mix of quotes and light items including jokes, social notes, and local commentary. It also reprints a Moscow dispatch on Soviet marriage law and discusses Mexican resource development and a Georgia railroad crossing stop bill.
A North Carolina farmer touring Savannah extols South Georgia tobacco land noting prices of 12 to 60 dollars per acre versus 100 to 400 in North Carolina. He shows Thomas County samples of fourth pulling leaf and predicts yields of 400 to 600 pounds per acre with 40 to 50 cents a pound, urging Southern farmers to relocate to South Georgia. Savannah Morning News.
A Thomasville businessman warns against Florida speculation, citing risk and nerve required, while praising local stability and growth. He notes Thomasville has shown strong valuation growth and investment in the past three years, signaling healthy development without Florida-style speculation.
Publishers of the Rose Leaves magazine are distributing attractive stickers to attach to letters or envelopes. The unobtrusive emblems are intended to draw attention to Thomasville and entice recipients to learn more about agricultural development or the tourist business.
The measure sponsored by the railroads aims to curb reckless driving at crossings not protected by gates or devices. It is likely to pass with little objection, seen as preventing accidents and protecting innocent travelers.
A vivid scene unfolds in a city drug store where a lively flapper pairs with a caveman hero, both reveling in dance steps and moonshine. Amid electric shadows, the Old Bull curls toes as the couple exchange vows with a cigarette ring on her finger.
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