Editors Notes and Political Reflections From Thomasville Times
The Thomasville Times-Enterprise prints a collection of editorials and quips touching state politics, local concerns, and social topics. Items mention Governor race laws, Huey Long sentiment, and a question about spending a million dollars at a dollar a minute with a Dalton Citizen comparison.
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Opening of the Cairo Thomasville Highway Celebrated
Georgia citizens gathered at the Grady Thomas county line to mark the opening of Route 38 the final paved link between Thomasville and Cairo. The long sought road will connect with Florida pavements at Quitman Valdosta Waycross and likely Bainbridge creating a coast to coast artery from Atlantic to Pacific. The event bonds Thomas and Grady counties in a new era of good will and regional progress.
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Day of Bargains Promises Property Gold and Cheap Goods
The article extols widespread bargains across groceries, hardware and real estate. It argues a depressed market makes land cheaper than ever, mortgages fetch high returns, and times will rebound, urging optimistic investment and travel on the Cairo Thomasville road as commerce grows.
Roosevelt or Baker as Georgia’s second choice for president
The Georgia letter argues Roosevelt is the preferred candidate but suggests Newton D Baker could win broad support if Roosevelt falters. It urges Georgia’s delegation to consider Baker as a strong second choice while remaining hopeful for Roosevelt’s nomination and support.
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Thomasville Sees Winter Visitors Boost for Local Economy
North residents favor moving south for cheaper living and milder winters. A campaign to attract winter residents could raise local revenue while bringing desirable families to Thomasville schools and community life.
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Western conference outdoor track and field meet fundraiser
All proceeds from the Western conference outdoor track and field championship this spring will be donated to the Olympic fund, supporting athletes and national teams.
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Gambler's Throw unfolds on tropical island captor plot
Jerry Calhoun undercover on Limpy Ashwood island where Nancy Wentworth is held with four men. Ashwood taunts ambushing pilot with memories of wartime and hints at pursuit by Emory Battles and a detective. Danger grows as two plane motors approach and a warning shared.
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Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle and Related Clues
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Brain weight used to gauge lawmakers in congressional study
Washington Senator Lynn Frazier has released a procedural study printed in the Congressional Record. It shows measurements of 89.71 representatives and 18 senators to estimate brain weight and potential legislative ability.
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Fragmentary Thought on Legislative Merit and Change
The passage notes that legislative bodies are competitive and merit-based, with activities not arbitrary. It suggests laws can follow as yet unknown future scientific insights, potentially altering rules of legislative procedure.
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