Thomasville News Looks at World And Local Growth
In the Times Enterprise weekly issue, editorials critique postwar Europe and domestic politics while praising local development. Prominent mention is made of Thomas College and Youngs College property acquisition and growth plans fueling South Georgia progress.
Dismemberment of the Dual Monarchy Dominates Peace Terms
The article argues Austria faces complete dismemberment under Allied terms while Germany must accept harsh demobilization. It condemns German militarism, predicts enforcement of terms even without signings, and cites Lloyd George and Ludendorff on the path to enforced peace.
Thomas County Sealed Bid for Ochlocknee River Bridge Project
Thomas County Georgia invites sealed proposals for a bridge over the Ochlocknee River to be built with concrete piles wood piles and reinforced concrete. Bids due June 25 1919 at 4 PM with 5 percent certified check and plans available for $2.50. The board reserves right to reject all bids.
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Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Thomas County
Georgia
Thomasville
Ochlocknee River
Board of Commissioners
State Highway Department
J. B. McCrary Company
Project Engineers
Atlanta, Ga
Third ‘National Bank
Board OF Commissioners OF
Iroads
Heald
Picnic Scenes Mark Unity Salem Gatherings and Crop Notes
Last Friday and Saturday featured picnics at Unity and Salem with fine dinners and spiritual addresses. Crops along the Thomasville to Unity and Salon route look promising despite seasonal smallness, while tobacco experiments show promising patches of a fine variety. Mr. Flossie Breen left for Athens to join the Georgian Hotel staff while pursuing a law course.
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Union Sunday School
Unity
Thomas A. Taylor
Thoms County
Salvation Arm Fund
Salem
Andrews
Atlanta
Thomasville
Salon
Flossie Breen
Athens
Georgian Hotel
Breen
The
State University
Children Dresses Arrive in Fresh Gowns and Gingham
A large shipment of children's dresses for ages 6 to 14 has arrived. The stock features white embroidered dresses at 4.79, plaid gingham outfits 1.25 to 1.50, and colored trimmed gowns. Ladies long cloth night gowns priced around 1.50, short sleeve 1.19, with boys bathing suits at 0.50.
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