09 May 1928
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1928
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise column reflects on public issues and civic life. It notes England's stance on a topic, the hospital campaign, tax and cost concerns, and controversy surrounding the D A R while urging constructive local efforts.
Dr Len G Broughton Baptist divine cautions Floridians that allowing Catts to win the governor seat reflects a surrender of rights. He notes a large field of aspirants and a lack of concerted effort to oppose Catts predicting continued support unless political tides shift.
The Macon Telegraph straw poll indicates George leads over Al Smith for Senator, while Smith adherents boost his standing. The piece argues George would be popular, but Georgia may not nominate him, with Hathaway seen as best to beat Catts. The article notes Catts’ campaigning appeal and compares him to Blease Heflin and similar figures.
Reports of severe hail on Sunday harming tobacco were investigated. Hail damaged some crops in parts of the county but overall yield is not jeopardized. Thomas county acreage is rising, especially in the Thomasville district where a tenfold increase occurred in two years. Tobacco stands look good. recent cool spells paused growth briefly.
Editor Herring of the Tifton Gazette pens a leading editorial titled More Milk With Better Bulls. The piece humorously reflects on local progress and public temper, noting wonders of the era while critiquing habits and timing of growth in Tift county.
A terse sports sidenote observes golf as an old man's game yet notes that younger players often post the best scores. It hints at age-related performance patterns without naming players or events.
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