The Times-Enterprise Building Publication Note
A garbled newspaper masthead from Thomasville Georgia outlines publication details for daily and semi weekly issues. It lists the Times-Enterprise Company address and telephones and notes Associated Press news use and subscription terms.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Times-Enterprise
Times-Enterprise Co
Thomasville
Associated Press
Unclear primary results spark community debate
The Times Enterprise notes winners in the recent primary with praise for F. C. Jones and Uncle Jeff Cooper. It highlights Nichols as School Superintendent winner and Vonier as county commissioner contender, while mentioning Langsley and Bishop as notable challengers.
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Jeff’ Cooper
E.X. Bishop
E.X. Bishop, Present County Surveyor, Won Over Mr. Lamar Stephenson
Bishop
Thomasville
J. W. Vonier
B. C. Reese
Vonier
Thomas County Primary Shifts Sheriff and City Court Race Interest
The county’s primary leaves no sheriff candidate with a majority as Sheriff Davis leads by eighty three votes over Charles M Dixon, with Me Cobb close third. June tenth sets runoffs for sheriff and City Court, where Arch Lacy and J B Craigmies vie for influential offices amid hopes for orderly conduct and issue based voting.
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Thomasville
Sheriff Davis
Charles M. Dixon
Cobb
Arch Lacy
J. B. Craigmies
Georgia Gubernatorial Race In 1986 Shapes Up Quickly
The Georgia governor race in 1986 grows crowded with two declared candidates and discussion of a possible ten or more contenders. The outcome hinges on the current governor’s decision to run or stay out and on changes to the Guffey law and constitutional timing. The state faces a Talmadge versus anti Talmadge dynamic and potential voter split under the county unit system.
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Augusta Rally Ups Columbus in Ninth Inning Thriller
The Augusta Tigers, last in the Sally League, pulled off a dramatic ninth inning to beat the first place Columbus Red Birds 10 to 9. Pinch hitter Merritt Hubbell provided key hits as the Tigers overturned the game late.
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Augusta Tigers
Columbus Red Birds
Merritt Hubbell
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Jacksonville
Columbia
Lefty iBraun
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Savannah
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Midwestern boxers to represent America in tel Olympics
Chicago May 21 The Midwest will supply seven eights of the Olympic boxing team. Eight youths contend for Berlin in August with three from Cleveland two from Chicago one each from Detroit and Omaha. Jimmy Clark of Jamestown N Y is the eighth hopeful. Jackie Wilson of Cleveland and Arthur Oliver of Chicago are among leading punchers.
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