Eagles of Vermillion Aide Under Fire From Local Flock
Vermillion Ohio reports a federal investigation into two famous American eagles blamed for lamb and turkey theft. Scientists from Western Reserve University led by Prof. F H Herrick defend the birds noting a fish diet and rare domestic fowl bones. The nest, 35 years old, sits 85 feet high and remains a landmark amid media and public attention.
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Vermillion, O
ofOhio
Vermillion
Waraens
F. H. Herrick
Western Reserve University
Herrick
Ochlocknee School Plans Early Fall Term Start
Ochlocknee Consolidated Schools will begin fall term on Monday September 7 to gain a full term of instruction. The district outlines cleaning water checks seating and upfront tuition and registration steps for high school pupils and notes matriculation fees for higher grades.
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Ochlocknee School
Board of Trustees
Ochlocknee Consolidated Schools
Ochlocknee Consolidated
Board of Education
A. E. Speer
Bank of Ochlocknee
Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia August 26 1925
Weather forecast for Thomasville and vicinity fair tonight and Thursday. Observations at 1 pm show 87 today and 80 mean for the day. record highs include 101 for the month. Humidity at 8 am 74 percent, at 1 pm 41.2 percent. wind northeast at 6 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ho, Dyke
FMS Pit
Haticpeccvedacen
Local visitors and services noted in Valdosta notices
A Valdosta roundup lists visitors from multiple states and cities on business or leisure, with ads for sewing machine and firearm repairs, plumbing, electrical work, optical goods, and tire vulcanizing. Notable names include D. D. Smith, G. W. Carless, R. C. Groover, E. E. Bragg, T. F. Snelling, Thelma Mellie, Julian Reynolds, Mrs. Samuel H. McKenty, Mrs. George McCrory, J. A. Wall, Sirs. T. B. Chisholm, C. H. Goodwin, F. A. Stokes, Leland Crews, W. T. Mardre, and M. Warshaw. The piece mentions local businesses Busy Bee Co., Coe tt Music Co., Law head & Rackiey Optometrists, The Steyerman Style Shop, The Fair ready-to-wear buying trip, and services from Remington Avenue shops. It notes a six-foot rattlesnake brought by Arthur Clark and a balloon tire vulcanizing service with a 107 Remington Avenue contact.
Miners and operators hold firm in wage talks stalemate
Hazleton Pennsylvania August 26 miners and a citizens no strike committee urged resumed talks with operators if wage demands would not raise coal costs. John L Lewis pressed for negotiations on a cost basis while operators countered that any contract must not lift production costs. W W Inglis of Glen Alden Coal Co stated the stance remains unchanged insisting coal prices to the public must not rise.
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Hazleton Pa
Citizens
John H. Uhl
Wilkesbarre
John L. Lewis
Atlantic City
Lewis
W. W. Inglis
Glen Alden Coal Company
Scranton
Fletcher Not Sold on Economy Plan
Senator Fletcher of Florida rejects cutting defense as economy arguing it jeopardizes national security. He warns a budget slashing army and navy risks unpreparedness and foreign aggression along the seaboard, urging balanced tax cuts with defense preserved. He notes the army deters war and emphasizes full protection and funding. The piece references a conference in Wilkes-Barre with mine owners and citizens groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Republican Party
Washington
Army
Regular
National Guard
British Cabinet Plans French Debt Talks In London
Prime Minister Churchill trims demand to 15 million pounds yearly while Caillaux argues France can pay 10 million with a mix of sterling, goods, or specie. A luncheon with Alanson B. Houghton fed speculation as Washington debates Franco American debt outcomes.
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Purina
Mr. Churchill
France
M. Caillaux
Germany
Alanson B. Houghton
Churchill
Washington
Great Britain
Europe
Houghton
United States
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Fashion Park
Louis Steverman
Naturalists
Ohio
Dr. Herrick
The
Alachua County
Gainesville
New York
Financial Statement
John C. Thomson
Trust Company OF Georgia Bond Department
Atlanta, Georgia
J. Gorham Garrison
Flora Walraven
Carrie Harrison
Sadie May Deklé
Lois Merritt
Janie Chastain
Pauline Garrison
Edna Robinon
L. H. Thompson
Weather Report
United States Weather Bureau
D. D. Smith
Valdosta
G. W. Carless
Cordelo
R. C. Groover
Tallahassee
Busy Bee Co
E. E. Bragg
Greensboro
T. F. Snelling
Richland
Thelma Mellie
Atlanta
W. Roy Truitt
Julian Reynolds
Albany
Mrs
Samuel H. McKenty and Son
Philadelphia
W R. Harris
J. O. Baxley
Supt
J. A. Wall
Coast Line
George ‘McCrory
Tampa, Fla
T. B. Chisholm
C. H. Goodwin
F. A. Stokes
Greensboro, N.C
C. Beverly
E. A. Lowe
Bessemer, Ala
City
D. A. Langford
E. D. Crane, Jr
R. B. Monash
Mary Maclean
Jamestown, N. Y
E. K. Maclean
Maclean
W. T. Mardre
Sarah and
Anne Mardre
Leland Crews
J. L. Turner, Jr
Waycross
Victor Victrolas
Cooreft Music Co
M. Warshaw
Boston
Baltimore
Shoea Ls
Lawhead & Rackiey
Optometrists
S. V. Steyerman
Steyerman Style Shop
Remington Avenue
Jordan
Thomas Jonason
Johnson
Sampson
Cy Heeth
Lucy Heeth
Claire Flowers
Inman Drug Co
Arthur Clark
Dixie Highway
Ochlocknee
Jordan's Standard Tire Shop
Fletcher
Hee
Citizens Committee
Golden Bros. Co
Thomasville, GA
London
W. Jackson St
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