Prance priced at one hundred dollars and up
Cocrott Music Co advertises new and used prances starting at $100 with best makes on the market.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1925
Page
2
Cocrott Music Co advertises new and used prances starting at $100 with best makes on the market.
Thomasville merchants bid farewell to one of the oldest firms as the Pringle Company dissolves its business. Stock sold to Grantham's Grocery, W A Pringle to lead work at First National Bank, and McKinnon joins F B Harris Co. The Pringle block store location awaits new use.
The Atlanta chamber of commerce schedules a five day good will tour September 3 to 7 starting in Atlanta and ending in Brunswick St Simons Island. The trip includes railroad travel via A B and A lines, Pullman fares from 25 to 35 dollars, and automotive tours through agricultural districts to connect business leaders with Georgians in towns like Thomasville Tifton and Brunswick.
A parade of names visits Thomasville from Waycross Atlanta Albany and Birmingham with Mammoth tobacco shipments, hotel stays and theater chatter. Notables include Mr C W Hall Mr Roy Stubbs Mrs E J Reed Colonel Lebbeus Dekle and Mrs Grace Almy among others as the Thomasville scene buzzes with commerce travel and social calls.
Raleigh August 24 Josephus Daniels said if Mrs Bryan and Bryan friends request it he would accept chairmanship of a Philadelphia Record proposed national committee to finance and erect a memorial to William Jennings Bryan. Daniels praised the Record and said the press should back a suitable memorial. He noted friends asked him to lead the national committee and he would assist.
The fragment cites the Atlanta Journal praising certain people for their work in agriculture and suggests potential profit from meeting them. No specific names, place, date, or event details are provided in the readable text.
Mr and Mrs A F Wilkinson return from two months in England to Millpond Plantation. They were guests of relatives and were struck by a London fruit shop display advertising Georgia Peaches. They resume life in Thomasville with local friends pleased by their arrival.
Philadelphia Aug 24 Both anthracite operators and miners pressed plans for post September 1 as citizens’ committees urged peace. With no working contract in place by August 31 operators reject any cost increase while blocking union checks. Miners denounce the demand as a wholesale refusal and insist on concessions before negotiations can resume.
A peppermint plantation spans 150 acres at Mitchin to Surrey and cultivation also occurs in Lincolnshire and Hertfordshire, England.
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