Judge Nash R Broyles praised for fair, efficient Georgia court work
Thomasville editors highlight Judge Nash R Broyles of the Georgia appellate court as a capable, engaging official. They praise his honesty, administrative skill, and conservative judicial philosophy, noting his popularity and strong statewide support as voters prepare to decide his future.
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Thomasville
Nash R. Broyles
The
Appellate
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Georgia
Slaton Candidacy Challenged as Harmful to Georgia
The Times Enterprise criticizes ex Governor John M. Slaton as a spiteful, unprogressive candidate for the senate and urges Georgia to reelect Harris. The piece argues Slaton would be a poor replacement and warns against his political motives and limits despite some strengths. It also mentions a cheaper school book rental idea and lunch room health benefits.
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Ply
Georgia
Free school books plan mocked as political sop in Georgia
A Georgia candidate touts free school books while critics call it a political sop. They note years of inaction and flawed school finance, arguing real reform requires funding and fair teacher pay rather than slogans and rental schemes.
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Bryan
Red Old Hills
Georgia
The Identity of the Unknown Soldier
The Unknown Soldier will remain a mystery, a symbol of patriotic idealism. Even if someone claims to know the identity in England, the honor lies with all patriots in graves without markers. Governments keep the unknown from being identified, while the memory honors those identified and especially those in unmarked graves.
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England
Living to be a hundred says health tips and odds
A humorous fragment lists relentless self care habits and optimistic notes about longevity. It mentions a Hartwell Georgia editor, many specialists and health institutions, and a funeral date. It mocks advertising while touching on trains, electricity, and political advertising.
Petition for Charter Amendment at Thomas County Georgia
John D Archbold Memorial Hospital petitions the Superior Court to amend its charter to require a majority of trustees elected from May B Archbold nominees through July 1940. The hospital, chartered May 28 1923 and amended March 21 1925, lacks capital stock and is managed by a 23 member board.
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Cuarter
Georgia
Thomass County
Said County
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
State of Georgia
Thomas County
Nto
Gatd County
Petitioner Corporation
John F. Archbold
May B. Archbold
John D. Archbold
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