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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
2
A semi weekly Thomasville paper blends editorials on civic duty with social issues. It laments campaign fatigue, praises volunteers, and notes concerns about divorce, alcohol, gambling, and youth education while contrasting local graduation figures with neighboring communities.
The May 1931 minutes list receipts and detailed warrants paid by the County Commissioners. It covers balances, reimbursements for Grady county bridge work, tax collections, city court and superior court costs, jail and court house expenses, and assorted departmental disbursements. The document includes a monthly road and farm department report and a long list of disbursements paid June 6 1931 by the County depository Bank of Thomasville with the assistant cashier sign-off.
Thomas County Health Department details May 1931 visits and actions. Office visitors and letters sent, bullets and school talks, attendance, school visits, and various vaccination efforts. Expenditures amount to 541.65 dollars. Dated Health Commissioner B Jenkins and addressed to Thomas County.
Heads of the University of Georgia and state institutions faced budget officials in Atlanta to trim a $13.4 million ask. The commission projected 1932 income at $10.7 million and outlined major increases requested for 1932 and 1933 across education and departments.
Atlanta reports the state cigaret and cigar tax rose notably with May 15 receipts totaling 160 754 70 up 83 093 33 from last year. April 15 to May 15 receipts reached 150 385 39 up 74 276 53, due to higher cigaret taxes and better jobber cooperation.
At the advertising federation of America annual convention in New York a woman speaker, Miss Catherine, told a group meeting that men were to blame for the business low mood. The remarks targeted gender as a factor in market sentiment and confidence.
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