Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-28
TUESDAY, JULY %, 1908,

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How easy it would be to have nice clean city
if even half the people took pride in their prem
ses
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1t is now Billy B., Billy T., aud Billy BID.
This is day of Billies, police and POLITICAL
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The Enterprise hopes the administration will
keep it's nerve and enforce the weed cutting ORDER
Some peoples laziness and slovenliness are their
most distinguishing traits
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A Berlin company, backed by the millions of
the Krupps is being formed to establish lines for
passenger air ships between Berlin and London
and Paris and st Petersburg
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The price of spirits of turpentine and the price
of lumber is more important to Fitzgerald and the
readers Of this paper than any question of state
politics, legislation or anything else.
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In Alabama it costs as much to be candi
date for state office as it does in Georgia In both
states the poor man has no show in politics. Texas
has set good example that Alabama and Georgia
might profit by in the recent candidacy of black
smith for Governor He not only poor man
but an obscure citizen and came near being elected
governor last week. No candidate should be requr-
cd or expected to pay single dollar for the expen
SEES of his candidacy for any office.
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The friends of Mr.. E. M. Henderson will be
glad to learn of his promotion in the newspaper
field. He has taken place the Macon Tee
graph and has moved to Macon.
Last weeks Sylvania Herald publishes the
new EDITORS announcement in which is the follow
ing paragraph:
'rWith this weeks ISSUE The Herald starts out
under new auspices and new management. The
of change is owing chiefly to the resignation
of Mr. E. M, Henderson, as editor, who goes to the
Macon Telegraph by way of promotion in the news
paper profession"
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Last week we had little editorial on the meat
trust and how we could be Independent of it by
raising the meat right here in Ben Hill. In Sun
days paper notice that Georgia uses million
pounds of fresh meat every week, shipped from the
great west at prices that would bankrupt any
country in the world. The meat trust is now be-
ing paid by Fitzgerald consumers one hundred
percent more for meat than it is really worth and
doubtless something like one hundred per cent
ly robbed than any race of people that has at any
time inhabited the globe.
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Col. Frank Saffold, prominent Populist of
Emanuel county, has had considerable advertising
recently, and is entitled to much more He is polti-
cal freak and has easily impressed the public that
way His selection as an elector on the Democrat
c ticket is of the fool pranks of the state con-
vention.
Eector Saffold is handsome and has more than
ordinary intelligence. He is capable of doing
quite some mischief in his official capacity He
ought not to have been put on the Democratic tick.
ct His duty is plain under the statements he
has made and that is to getout of the way and let
his alternate take his place.
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.Dunns Review intimates that we are really
about to have good times again. There seems to be
no doubt about it this time. There is plenty of
money, big crops and impatient investors. The
first sentences of this weeks Review read like this
industrial plants gradually enlarge the
percentage of active machinery, furnishing more
work for wage earners, which stimulates retail
trade, while favorable crop progress strengthens
confidence in continuance of recovery in business.
The better feeling was especially noticeable in the
security market, the average price of the sixty
most active railway stoces rising on THURSDAY to
the highest point since the reaction last year and
total sales again exceeded one million shares in
single daya"