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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
5
The Times Enterprise urges Thomas County to expand farm markets and cooperative ventures. It highlights timber forestry, pecans, collard seed, tung oil, and dairy opportunities as pathways to profit, plus storage, marketing firms and farm crops like cotton and corn for steady prices.
The piece notes a thriving farm sector in the state with a strong livestock market in Thomasville. It emphasizes farmers can raise crops and livestock, with local buyers offering high prices and storage options when growers do not sell immediately. The message highlights a generous, invested community ready to boost county productivity and agricultural value.
The piece surveys backlash after the Supreme Court ruled the NRA unconstitutional. It cites senators like Georgia's George and media notes that warnings were not issued at passage. It discusses business interests, federal supervision, and President Roosevelts handling of the New Deal crisis, ending with a question on the future.
An editorial argues for a swift, definite plan to stabilize the economy as business remains central to society. It condemns labor exploitation, notes the need to create jobs or funds to feed people, and questions whether business or labor should lead the solution.
Thomasville and Thomas County agencies receive broad thanks for organizing and supporting the Farmers Rally and Barbecue held last Saturday. The Times Enterprise and Chamber of Commerce credit many volunteers from humble workers to trained executives for their dedication and generous hours and funds.
The Lookouts beat Little Rock 6 to 1 behind Jess Petty's six hits and 5 to 2 with Alex McColl pitching as they press the Atlanta Crackers in the pennant chase. Memphis toppled Nashville 4 to 2, Birmingham split a doubleheader with Knoxville, and Atlanta won game one in New Orleans 5 to 1 before a 2 to 1 loss. Rice cited as basic food for about a million people worldwide.
New York June 3 The 1934 baseball season shows stars like Lou Gehrig and Dizzy Dean facing slumps. Gehrig, once leading homer king, hits under .300 with five homers as Gomez and Hubbell also struggle, while Dean and Paul Dean post rough starts for the Cardinals and Giants respectively.
Record of the elder Dean shows fourth in the list of Giant winners this season with five wins and three losses. Brooklyn star Van Mungo has accounted for nearly a third of his team's victories. A Live Oak planted by President Calvin Coolidge at Sea Island in 1927 now stands about 12 feet high.
A vehicle traveled 000 miles in 231 hours at 127.2 mph despite 120 degree temperatures, with no blowouts. The ad touts Gum-Dipped Tires as offering blowout protection through soaked cords and liquid rubber insulation, claiming Firestone’s patented process is unique and essential for safety.
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