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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1927

Page

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Georgia town events and legal questions spark tax debate

Thomasville contents discuss Lindbergh reception, Moultrie hotel push, and a Georgia tax exemption proposal for farms owned by out-of-state settlers. It weighs by taxing equity, industry needs, and legislator action in June, noting broader land and tax policy implications.

Georgia

Uncle Sam Sends Him to Prison After Malady Delays

The article notes a man stricken en route to prison and hospital care in Greenville. It cites conflicting medical opinions, mentions Morse and others, and concludes he will serve a year. It laments sensational cases among officials and describes cotton boll weevil threats, urging continued spraying and government-recommended insecticides to protect crops and profits.

Greenville Morse Uncle Sam

Fire hazard in businesses and homes risks large losses

The author warns that rags and trash in business premises can ignite, citing a 1 in a million disaster and a $1 million daytime fire in Montgomery. Emphasizes small, ignored causes start big blazes and mosquitoes, urging owners to keep premises clean to avoid costly city fire and drainage efforts.

The Weevil Menace Rears Its Head on Arlington Farm

A farmer near Arlington fears boll weevils after heavy rains hit a six acre cotton field. Officials warn growers to inspect and spray to protect crops from infestation.

Arlington

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