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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

6

Georgia Corn Crop Below Normal In 1925

Atlanta reports the Georgia corn crop will yield about 40.5 million bushels, several million less than last year and about eight million below the five year average. Northern Georgia notes poor to fair conditions while South Georgia expects better yields. Nationwide, the U.S. corn crop is about half a billion bushels larger than 1924.

Georgia State Department of Agriculture South Georgia United States

Local Vistors Stay With relatives and friends

Several from this section attended preaching at Barnets Creek church last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Plincy Simmons and children of Lakeland Florida were recent visitors here with friends. Mr and Mrs Oscar Maddox and family spent part of Saturday in Thomasville shopping. Mr and Mrs Will Rogers of Miami spent last week with their mother Mrs Andrew Rogers. Mrs Ellis Pendergast and daughter Lucile of Thomasville are spending this week with relatives.

Barnets Creek Church Plincy Simmons Lakeland Fla Oscar Maddox Thomasville Will Rogers Miami Andrew Rogers Ellis Pendergast Lucile

Spindles More Active in Cotton States Than New England

Washington Aug 4 The Commerce Department reports on June 30 mill spindle counts. New England had 18 376 816 spindles vs 17 522 025 in the South while active spindles numbered 13 884 958 in the North and 16 757 892 in the South.

New England Washington, D. C New England States South United States Department of Commerce United States

JIG JOGS ANOTHER DEFEAT TO SKY LARKS IN THRILLING NINE

The Thom asville Aviators fall to the Sky Larks as Smokey Harper shines at the plate. Hamilton pitches well with solid support from Griffin Parrish Shepherd Adams Morris and Harper in a humid afternoon battle. Fans urge more confidence and rally the locals for a return showdown.

Griffin Parrish Shepherd Adams Morris Harper

China Invites U S to Special Customs Conference

Washington says China formally invited the United States to a nine power treaty conference planned in China on Oct 21. The issue of Chinese tariff autonomy is raised. Japan may seek to defer to a later meeting. American delegates McMurray and Strawn prepare in Chicago for talks and trip to China.

China United States Washington D. C State Department Sze Tokio Department John van A. McMurray Peking Silas Strawn Chicago Strawn Kellogg

Local residents and visitors share family ties and travel notes

Community members from S C and nearby areas visit relatives and travel to cities like Thomasville and Atlanta. Individuals named include Omer Sanders Vannie Sanders Paul Singletary Oscar Maddox Vera Maddox J B Miller Porter Stewart Paul Singletary Ethel McRory Sarah Singletary Glenn Singletary and other relatives and guests.

Quiet Pleasures Blur the Drive of The New Chrysler Four

A humorous letter urges Bill to seek calm in a checkers game for contrast to modern speed. It extols slow strategy of checkers versus brisk games like bridge and golf and suggests finding relaxation behind the wheel of the New Chrysler Four.

Bill Napoleon Moscow

By-Product From Pulp Mills Makes Stockholm Streets Dust-Free

Stockholm officials reveal a new use for a discarded pulp mill by-product to dust proof streets. Sprinkling treated road surfaces creates a sticky residue that dries to a brown, hard coating rivaling asphalt while reducing dust and odors. Suburban trials show smoother, durable roadways.

Evangelistic Club Visit Inspires Meigs Parish

Beulah reports the Evangelistic Club from Meigs visiting due to the absence of Pastor Rev. M E Beals. Social mentions include Mr and Mrs J F Bullock visiting Rufus Bullock in Orlando Ita and others attending local gatherings and birthday dinner. An Epistle service is announced for 8 pm next Sunday.

M. E. Beals Evangelistic Club Meigs J. F. Bullock Rufus Bullock Orlando Ita Ben Russell Clinton Sasser Cobb Ga G. C. Thomas J. D. Simpson Pelham Thelma Bowen Hogansville Trudie Isabelle White Ansley Sasser Southerland Fla C. R. Sasser R. D. Bullock Hee Jim Fe'ker Near Meigs Sundey

Gas Relief Ad Banner Promises Stomach Relief

A local ad features Mrs 3B Brinkley praising Adlerika for eliminating long standing gas and aiding sleep. The ad claims one spoonful removes gas and bloating and expels old waste, presenting Adlerika as a remedy for constipation with a Central Pharmacy endorsement.

Brinkley

Beu'sh Church Events To Feature Department Supt

Beu'sh church announces activities with the 4th Department Supt in charge and a warm welcome invitation for a large crowd to attend the program.

Beu'sh Church

Tramp Slang Clues and scattered Puzzle Fragments

A damaged crossword style entry lists scattered clues and partial answers such as Tramp slang and plant and object hints, with mis-typed or garbled words like Le-District and Orihood. The readable items are puzzle fragments without a coherent solution or clear theme.

Poland approves fourth state monopoly in 1925

New York reports the Polish government will operate a match monopoly for 20 years with an American and Swedish partner, joining alcohol tobacco and salt as state monopolies. First quarter 1925 revenues from existing monopolies reached 15.0 million, with total 1925 budget receipts projected at 78.0 million. Profits from monopolies to about 18 percent of government revenue, with alcohol alone forecast to yield 20.0 million in 1925.

New. York Poland American Polish Chamber of Commerce

World Moves Fast Yet Trouble Keeps Pace

A terse pundit line notes the world speeds by at 36000 miles per hour while enduring trouble continues to match the tempo. The remark frames persistent challenges as relentless, underscoring ongoing strain despite rapid change.

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Hart Schaftner & Marx Last Chance For Dixie Hart Schaffner Marx S. Richy Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Thomasville, Ga Atlanta, Ga Goldstein's A. B. & A. Railway Carolina and Tennessee Washington, D .C Norfolk Richmond A. D. Daniel E. M. Fleming D. P. A. Fitzgerald E. Jackson Street J. W. Peacock Drug Store A. Rosolio West Jackson Street South Carolina North Carolina Texas Alabama Massachusetts Empire State Department of Commerce Sky Larks Smokey Harper's Billy The Aviators Humphrey Hamilton Willis Gray Hand Hammy Omer Sanders S. C Vannie Sanders Paul Singletary Oscar ‘Maddox Vera Mary Maddox J. B. Miler Summerhill Porter Stewart Camilla Atlanta Watkins Tom Drew Bold Spring Ethel McRory Sarah Singletary Glenn Singletary Lee Jacksonville H .B. Waterhouse Jinnie Eula Singletary W. A. Palin Chrysler Auto Agency Abe Martin Stockholm Beulah U. S Bombay India Canada Le-District le Baverta Buick M. C. McManeus Thomas and Grady Counties N. Madison St
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