Thomasville Times Enterprise Notice and Masthead
Publication header for the Thomasville Times Enterprise includes staff and contact lines, mentioning daily and semi weekly editions, billing details, Associated Press rights, ad insertion deadlines, and subscription rates and offices in Thomasville Georgia. The text lists management and editorial staff and phone numbers for business and editorial desks.
Fragmented opinions and local notes from Georgia
A jumble of statements touches on land poverty cantaloupes in Valdosta and Thomasville home seekers church tomorrow tax exemptions for industries a new hospital and citrus and tobacco markets. It references political figures and global topics with casual observations and dated concerns.
No Fence and the Cattle Industry Progress
A discussion on progress in cattle industry and civic reform notes hardship and disaffection in change. It cites a lengthy Thomasville cow dispute where a widow and orphan appealed for grazing rights on unfenced public or nearby lands. The conflict ended with the cow moved to a back lot and the outcome seen as satisfactory.
No Fence and No Fence Law Discussed in Cattle Debates
A Kansas area piece argues for the No Fence system to regulate cattle and hog raising. It notes Mrs. Nicholas Longworth’s public profile, the Roosevelt family publicity, and the value of strict fencing for profitable stock management. It mentions Thomas county adopting No Fence as a model and cites hog industry success under fence rules. The narrative shifts to a murder case tied to Mrs Wheeler, with a later suspect turning himself in after the death was reclassified from accidental to murder discussions.
Tobacco men discuss trade and women cigar use in Atlantic City
A recent Atlantic City meeting of tobacco men debated trade matters and included a striking remark that some approve of women smoking cigars. The piece also notes women’s role in expanding cigarette growth, foreign trade, and export organizations, followed by a historical sketch of the Studebaker brothers and the company’s rise from a $68 starting capital to a $100 million enterprise.
Beautification plans birth for Valdosta city growth
Landscape Architect DeLoach, to be employed as a permanent city officer, will arrive late this week. He starts Monday by surveying the city and drafting plans to beautify every street, signaling a commitment to orderly growth and expert guidance over time.
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North Woods Trapper Freed in Unsolved Death Case
After six months in custody Tony Reamer a Northwoods trapper was freed by a Lake of the Woods county grand jury exonerating him of any connection with the fall death of Mrs Dean Wheeler whose body was found with a knife in her side on the floor last autumn leaving the case unsolved.
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