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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
7
The Tate lineup was defeated by local players yesterday afternoon by a score of four to nil. The contest stretched long due to darkness threatening a five dollar admission and a late start, with a slow pace and hours of play.
Thomasville wins 2 1 over Tate with timely hits by Griffin Adams Shepherd and Brown plus strong pitching from Willis. The game features three lead changes and a late defensive stand as both teams trade runs on a misty afternoon at the city ballpark.
Kewanee Illinois Aug 14 a young single robber robbed a mail messenger of a registered pouch from a Chicago Burling ton and Quincy train. He forced the messenger to drive and transferred the pouch to an awaiting car before escaping unseen. Police and postal inspectors arrived to aid the search and determine the loot value.
The Rev. Henry Holmes reported to Sheriff Richards that he was severely beaten by unidentified men after they called him from a friend’s home in Tallapoosa on Wednesday night. He escaped as they tried to force him into two cars. Holmes had denounced bootleggers and distillers during revival services last week. a similar attack on Rev. Robert Stewart occurred last November, when his wife was fatally wounded.
In Seattle's Woodland Park animals react to cars and crowds with extreme distress. Deer and elk suffer nervous prostration in half acre tracts bordered by busy roads while bears cope in steel and concrete cages. Proposals for new quarters aim to relieve the stress on wildlife.
New York service via A B and Atlanta departs Thomasville at 7 80 p m and arrives New York at 9 16 a m next morning. Contact L Crosby commercial agent at phone 200.
The description notes a 200 acre park area largely covered with heavy Douglas fir forest. It emphasizes the park’s extensive timber cover and suggests a landscape dominated by conifer growth within the wooded expanse.
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