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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
1
The item notes a claim that 50 000 people visited the Y M C A last year amid pride over its work at Dawson and Jackson Streets. It contrasts with a citizen who doubts the church's record, asking if the institution truly attracts that many visitors.
The piece surveys Mussolini argues liberty is fading amid modern governance, warning of autocratic drift while noting the need to curb personal license when it harms society. It contrasts regulatory overreach with the protection of life and property and comments on civic duties and governance. It also mentions local county plans and a satirical note on beauty contests and a Ford analogy.
A North Georgia discussion highlights artesian wells as a reliable water source. Thomasville has long relied on pure, drought resistant water, though it is hard and can be softened for uses such as ice plants, laundries, and the hospital. A nearby town showed abundant creek water but wasted water in pools, while suggesting wells with electric pumps would guarantee steady supply.
A promotional piece insists Thomasville residents are shareholders in the Thomasville Preferred venture. It touts low expenses, high dividends, and urges continued support to fuel expansion. It frames civic virtue, culture, and real estate as key benefits for stockholders.
The text lists updated hunting rules: quail bag limit drops from 25 to 20 per day, squirrel open season shifts to November 20 from October 1, license required for all hunters unless landowner, fox hunting restricted September 1 to February 1, deer must be reported to the state game and fish department, fur-bearing animals protected, seining and fish trapping banned in all fresh water for five years, fines from 100 to 1000 for fish dynamiters, and nonresident hunting license raised from 15 to 25.
Fragmentary time stamps listed in a dated railway log show arrival and departure markings such as 2:15 a.m. 4:30 p.m. and 10:55 a.m. The legible entries indicate a stream of irregular times with several invalid formats like 97:40 p.m. and 2345 p.m.
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