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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1925

Page

4

Wheat and cotton markets mixed across major hubs

Market notes from Chicago St Louis New York New Orleans and Savannah show wheat firm in Chicago and St Louis with July and September contracts cited. Cotton quiet in New York while New Orleans quotes rise with Oct and Dec futures. Turpentine reported firm in Savannah with a price round at 1.00 per barrel.

Rain Needed Prompts Beachtown News and Social Visits

Beachtown residents express need for rain while sharing local social updates. Mrs. Alice Clay visits sister Mrs. Bill Baggett in Cairo with Mildred Pledger of Ochlocknee joining Miss Evelyn Kinchen. Dinner guests at Mr. W. M. Walker’s home include the Kinchen and Whidden families and Rev. M. M. Kinchen, who arrived with a new Ford purchased Monday. A large crowd enjoyed a surprise event.

Alice Clay Bill Baggett Cairo Mildred Pledger Ochlochnee Evelyn Kinchen W.M. Walker M. A. Kinchen Jake Whidden Ellie and Carene J. W. Whidden Jr Pavo M M. Kinchen J. D. Kinchen Ford Neals Chapel Harris Omega Duff Smith Chattanooga J. W. Smith John Bullock Norman Colee New Smyrna Fla R. J. Simpson Leila Baker Francia Glenwood, Fla

Lynch mob in Scobey kills suspect in Mississippi killings

Sidney Townes, a Black man, was seized from Sheriff Will Frost by about seventy five men in Scobey Mississippi, and shot to death after wounding by shotgun blasts. Townes, said to have attacked Jacob McMullen 65 and Mrs Mary Long 70, died amid funeral timing. Townes allegedly attacked McMullen and Long, killing McMullen, a brother of Mrs Long.

Scobey Miss Sidney Townes Jacob McMullen Mary Long Will Frost J. M. McMullen Townes Mrs. Long McMullen

Georgia cow hides become prized shoe leather after tick control

Georgia cow hides now fetch premium prices as tick control via dipping vats yields cleaner hides. State veterinarian Dr. Peter F. Bahnsen says Georgia markets about 150 000 hides yearly, adding roughly 252 000 dollars annually to the economy. a Georgia cow hide weighs about 42 pounds and yields about 1 68 dollars more per hide.

Peter. F.bahnsen Georgia Uncle Sam Bahnsen

Reduction in Coal Rail Rates Ordered to Aid New England Heaters

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered sharp rate cuts for West Virginia low volatile coal to ensure affordable fuel in New England and the Atlantic Seaboard. New schedules must be filed by October 15, affecting eastern rail connections and joint rates with major carriers. Rates to Port Richmond, Wilmington, and North Carolina were reduced, with limits tied to Clearfield Pennsylvania baselines.

Washington , D. C West Virginia Interstate Commerce Commission New England Atlantic Seaboard Federal Coal Commission North Carolina Port Richmond Middle Atlantic Maryland Pennsylvania Washington West Chesapeak Ohio Norfolk and Western Virginia Baltimore and Ohio New Haven Boston Clearfield Wilmington

Gasoline Tax Bill Aims at Tank Car Distributors

Atlanta Aug 13 A measure to collect gasoline tax from firms bringing fuel into the state and distributing from tank cars has been introduced in the lower house by Representatives Stone and Harris. The bill requires tax payment on withdrawal from tank cars and original packages with returns due like regular distributors. Violations would be a misdemeanor.

Atlanta Stone Union Harris Jefferson Foucher

Social Roundup of Weekend Visits and Village Gatherings

The report notes Misses Margaret and Isabelle Brown visiting Miss Mary and Miss Alice McCall Sunday afternoon and Mr and Mrs Robert Castleberry of Thomasville making a call at J M Castleberry's home. Lucy Walker stayed with Cynthia Wells Wednesday morning. A watermelon cutting at C W Anderson's Sunday drew a large crowd, and a volleyball game at M A Kinchen's Tuesday night attracted many locals.

C. W. Raymers Margaret Isabelle Brown Mary Alice McCall Robert Castleberry M. A. Kinchen

Beulah Church Notes and Local Social Updates

Beulah community held services with Sunday worship at 11 30 a m Sunday School at 3 30 p m and Epworth League at 8 30 p m inviting all to attend. Local residents Mary Dennis Roma Robinson Tom Jones and families visited relatives and took vacations in South Florida and Georgia.

Beulah Epworth League iMiss Mary Dennis J. C. Easters Jacksonville Roma Robinson Meadame R. L. Nicholson T. J. Brunson Bessie Thomas Cairo Austin Hill Alabama Tom Jones Meigs Southrland Florida G. R. Sasser Ben Russell J. A. Sasser

First Woman's Hospital founders Elizabeth and Emily Blackwell

The New York infirmary for women and children was the first hospital for women in the United States. Founded in 1858 by sisters Elizabeth and Emily Blackwell, both physicians, it marked a historic milestone in American medicine.

New York Infirmary For Women Elizabeth Emily Blackwell

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Thomasville Ice & Mig. Co H. H. Vann & Son Childrens Mitchell North Broad Kmarket NN Chicago Grain and Produce Chicago Rye Savannah ST. Louis Grain St. Louis NEW York Markets New York Ill New Orleans P.C Beachton Stegall Stegall’s Dairy Mississipp Atlanta. Ga Fanny Clark J. F. Bullock Neel Bros Broad St. Clothing Dept First Woman's Hospital Thomasville, Ga Pringe Company
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