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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
1
Local column items mix commentary on prosperity and paving in Mitchell county with social and political quips. Mentions the Ice Peach Festival March 19 and 20, Borglum politics, Rose Show, and state issues including Coolidge remarks and Ku Klux Klan references.
The John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital will serve not as a free service but as a modern institution with charges for care where possible. Charity cases will be accommodated as needed, with other arrangements for assistance, and the hospital will not admit those who refuse to pay.
The piece discusses a congressman who benefited from, yet did not oppose, salary increases and contrasts it with a relative who returned the raise. It lauds Dr. Holt on the league of nations and argues America will eventually join. It touts Savannah Morning News support and notes farmers can profit by selling hogs in Thomas County.
Arrival and departure times for trains at Thomasville stations on A C L and A B A railways are published as information. Services to the north east and south run on Eastern Standard Time while westbound services operate on Central Standard Time.
The Pullman sleeping car on the A. B. and A. Railway arrives in Birmingham and departs for Atlanta with schedule times listed as 9:60 a.m. for arrival and 7:30 p.m. for departure.
A compact timetable lists arrival and departure times for intercity segments. It shows routes including Savannah to Jacksonville and Montgomery to Savannah among others with notes daily schedules and Sunday services.
New York service departs Thomasville at 7 30 p m arriving New York at 9 10 a m the next morning. Contact Crosby Commercial Agent at phone 200 for details.
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