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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
7
Savannah reports turpentine inactive since the November sale at 1.02 dollars. St Louis and Chicago briefs note wheat steady, corn up, cattle up, hogs soft. New York markets show stock strength, mixed bonds, cotton higher with spot quiet. New Orleans cotton ranges for Jan to Dec contracts, July around 18.66 to 19.61.
Jacksonville Illinois December 2. A Greek theater has opened noted for its nearly perfect circular form and acoustics. Professors from the Art Institute of Chicago designed and directed construction and led the first performance for Jacksonville's centennial.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports improper ginning lowers cotton grade by one to two grades, costing $5 to $10 per bale. It urges farmers, gin operators, and implementers to adopt better methods, seed quality, and handling to reduce losses and improve market value.
London readers wonder if cars will replace horses in royal use as 70 horses remain in the Royal Mews versus 150 before the war. The Coronation coach may stay at Buckingham Palace, drawn by eight horses, while the Royal train travels with 11 Pullman coaches and two engines.
James E. Ferguson defends his office amid Carter’s resignation dispute. He says Mrs. Ferguson may call a special session if needed and that no official action can be taken yet on Carter's status. Ferguson notes he may remain acting as hired man to the Governor while appointments to the highway commission are delayed.
Gov Miriam A Ferguson left Austin for Temple to spend the afternoon among her flowers and plan pen tax and Christmas shopping. She stayed overnight in Belton with sister Mrs M P McEwanon and was joined by her daughter Dorace Ferguson. The governor invited reporters to her Ferguson Forum office to clear reports she fled Austin to escape press and business stress.
An avenue of trees runs 8 miles from Nikke to Namada in Japan. The line of trees stretches through the landscape, connecting the town of Nikke with Namada along Tree Avenue.
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