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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1925
Page
6
Chicago reports mixed grain and livestock bids with Wheat September at 1.59 and May 1.60, Corn September 94 and May 84, Oats at 1.60, Rye and other grains shown with varying bids. St Louis records Wheat 1.59, Corn 94, Dec 80, May 84 with spot and futures details for Aug 26. Turpentine in Savannah firm at 97 1/2 cents.
New York markets show irregular stocks and firm bonds amid steady foreign exchanges. Cotton declines while sugar and coffee firm. In Chicago, wheat eases and corn weakens, cattle vary and hogs rise.
Spot cotton in New York on August 26 steadied at middling level near 23.00 cents. Activity remained subdued with buyers cautious as sellers held firm on prices.
The market shows August 22.46 January 22.46 February 22.69 March 22.69 May 22.79 October 22.20 December 22.41 to 22.43.
Brussels officials said Parliament will discuss the Belgo American debt accord after the Christmas vacation, with the agreement itself to be laid before the November session of the chamber of deputies in the capital.
Florida Governor John W. Martin will take no action in the Collier county land dispute. No petitions for removal of Sheriff W. R. Maynard or land title decisions were presented. only a telegram from W. G. Williams seeking an audience was received and unclaimed.
In Stoughton Wisconsin August 26 Robert M La Follette Jr assailed the Mellon tax plan and urged keeping the inheritance tax to pay war debt He outlined his platform as he launches his bid for the Republican nomination for U S Senator He called for abolishing remaining war taxes and raising personal income exemptions while criticizing the Coolidge administration and urging tax reform through Congress.
Washington August 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission opened an inquiry into the Florida East Coast Railroad embargo of August 14 on certain camoad freight to points along its line. Gov Martin of Florida asked the commission to study the action and traffic experts report they support the embargo as justified by freight congestion in Florida cities.
A fragmentary notice titled The Lady of the Woods hints at an early publication by Reding and a mysterious literary connection. The text remains partial but suggests a local feature or fiction note linked to Reding.
The Civil Service Commission announced an open competitive examination for the post of chief of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. The Agriculture Department had earlier named Thomas P. Cooper of Kentucky to the position.
Fire swept through warehouses and shops in Maryville Tennessee damaging the Georgia N. Mize and Gon lumber mill and the Southern Casket Company facility. Loss estimated at 75 466 with about 27 500 insured. Knoxville engine arrived quickly to assist but rebuilding plans were not announced.
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