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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise highlights tourism spending, local highway plans, and state business notes. It notes tax exemptions for new Georgia industries, Monticello road conditions, and efforts by Chambers of Commerce to pave highways to boost trade.
The article argues growing Seaboard Air Line influence in Florida over the Atlantic Coast Line. It cites patronage shifts, alleged Coast Line aloofness, and slow Perry Tampa extension plans. Rumors swirl of a Perry hub affecting Jacksonville congestion and a possible A B and A acquisition to connect near Perry.
The Greensboro Herald Journal questions the Col umbus Enquirer Sun stance on Claud West noting the embezzlement amount was likely under ten thousand not one hundred forty thousand. West served four years and received a gubernatorial pardon before completing the term.
A column argues schools shape views on morality and war, urging the peace movement to start with children. It critiques justice disparity, vacation spending, and rail interests, ending with a jab at Willie Hearst in politics and road safety cautions.
Information only timetable lists arrival and departure times for trains at Thomasville Anatheay Station and Atlantic Coast Line Atlanta Birmingham depot. Schedules note time zone differences East of Thomasville use Eastern Standard Time while west uses Central Standard Time.
A B and A Railway announces Pullman sleeping car service details for upcoming routes. The notice highlights car availability and passenger seating arrangements on the specified trains.
Unclear sequence of times presented as a list with irregular formats. Entries include morning afternoon and evening hours with nonstandard minutes suggesting OCR errors or misprints.
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