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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
5
Readable lines show monthly price marks for rye lard ribs and bellies with September and October values. OCR noise obscures several entries but core figures indicate minor fluctuations around 1.05 percent for rye and about 17.3 for lard with October changes.
A Savannah turpentine firm reported production at ninety percent capacity as of August 6, reflecting steady output in the Georgia trade. The brief item notes operations continue despite market fluctuations.
St Louis grain prices for September December and May listed. New York markets show irregular stocks and easy foreign exchanges with cotton steady. Chicago reports barely steady wheat, lower corn, and mixed cattle hogs. New Orleans cotton futures quoted for Oct Dec Jan Mar May.
Washington officials announce Roy Haynes will become chief advisor on prohibition matters as Assistant Secretary Andrews shifts authority, redefining the role of the prohibition commissioner and the city forces under review.
Atlanta Aug. 6 A letter by M. S. Franks to Gov. Walker forms basis for removal of John N. Holder as chairman of the state highway board. Testimony covers payroll padding claims, salary advances, and improper use of highway funds.
Washington announces fifty thousand miles of roads across the nation to be designated as United States highways. A full committee delegated grouping to a sub committee for tentative lineups directing states to approve corridors from Alabama to Florida and across Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, and beyond with multiple cross state routes and coastal connections.
On Sunday August 16 the old Spring Hill church near Metcalfe Fa will hold its annual homecoming day. All former pastors and members and present members and friends are cordially invited. No collections will be taken.
On cross examination Olive denies salary advances and says Anderson never discussed the matter. He admits the Governor asked him to write a letter though he denies being told by Anderson. Olive asserts Holder paid four reporters fifty dollars a month for sixteen months. He accuses them of drafting the letter together.
The article notes that nearly all Brazilian farms rely on farming implements supplied by the United States, highlighting strong agricultural ties and dependence on American equipment for Brazil's farming sector.
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