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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
1
Gardener tips and civic notes fill the Thomasville Times Enterprise pages. Editorials urge backyard farming, road improvements, and public health while praising bankers and the Rose Show prospects. Local and regional topics mix with commentary on taxes, crime, and community progress.
The article praises banking evolution from a dominant oligarchy to a proactive force shaping local development. It argues permanent roads drive growth, cites Thomas County and Thomansville seeking state highway funds, and calls for multiple paved routes to benefit agriculture, industry, and commerce. It notes bonds and zoning debates and comments on civic responsibility.
Mrs. Fullerton of Clearfield Pennsylvania testifies that the Vegetable Compound relieved her nervous irritability and fatigue and improved appetite. She urges others to try it and offers to answer letters, noting it is sold by druggists nationwide.
State Highway Department of Georgia invites bids at its General Office Mast Point for red lead paint natural graphite paint turpentine and dryer totaling 800 1600 60 and 30 gallons respectively. Bids due 10 A M April 3 1926 payment 30 days after delivery. Shipping instructions on request. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. W R Neel State Highway Engineer.
A local concern cites a national survey showing that in sales trials with two similar items one advertised and one not, 87.6 buyers chose advertised goods while 6.3 chose unadvertised and 8.8 showed no preference. When the unadvertised item is cheaper, 60.6 choose the advertised item, 24.2 choose the unadvertised and 12.2 show no preference. The note asks readers what this means for business decisions.
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