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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
1
The column surveys local life with brief jabs at money, fashion shows, and politics, mentioning McGraw's Giants, Coolidge economy, and Rip Van Winkle musings. It also notes Miami ice plants, St. Louis Browns optimism, and Miss Longworth’s photographs amid overall town speculation.
Real estate values in Thomasville are climbing, especially for vacant residential lots on the outskirts. Prices have increased by about 50 percent since earlier sales, while older homes show little value growth. A residential subdivision is being considered, aiming for first class quality with modern conveniences to relieve local concerns.
Governor Walker demands Chairman John Holder resign from the State Highway Commission and vows to take the dispute to the highest courts if needed. The piece discusses the Swift plant at Moultrie and the need for continued operation to support hog raisers, while noting political fallout from related audits and the broader context of official trust in Georgia.
An advertisement claims Mentho Sulphur cures skin eruptions and itching overnight. It promises rapid improvement for blotches, eczema, and rashes, and recommends buying Rowles Mentho Sulphur from druggists for use like cold cream.
Arrival and departure times listed for passenger trains at Thomasville A. C. L. and A. B. & A. stations with Atlantic van Line Depot contact. Information only not guaranteed. Eastern Standard Time applies north, east, south. Central Standard Time for west routes.
Daily and Sunday train times listed for the Pullman and Atlantic Coast Line routes. Arrivals and departures cover Birmingham Atlanta Savannah Jacksonville Montgomery Dothan Monticello and Atlanta Albany with multiple daily legs and note of Sunday service.
A St. Petersburg church sells pews for the season at fifty dollars each to raise money for debt and season expenses. Two thousand seats exist and five hundred will be sold to attendees, with admissions restrictions imposed to manage demand. The plan aims to ease debt while supporting the church’s worship services.
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