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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
4
Madrid announces abolition of the military dictatorship and creation of a civil and economic regime led by Primo de Rivera as premier. The new government retains the constitution, pursues budget balance, and expands taxation reform while preserving censorship and a nationalist wealth census.
The Ochlocknee Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a rummage sale on the Jarvis B. Watkins lot at the Weat Jackson and Stephens streets corner. It opens about ten oclock tomorrow morning to raise funds for the chapter's general expenses.
A stream of visitors stops by the city including Mr R. 8. Hell of Macon and Mr James A Carlton of Baty bridge. H. C. Deal of Greenwood and H. J. Parham of Atlanta are seen in town. Other travelers include J S Gibson of Macon and C B Kitty of Cuthbert with demonstrations of goods from Clarett Music Co and Pittman Company.
Mrs and Mrs J W Pillou leave West Palm Beach after a brief visit with Dr and Mrs J B Montgomery and others. Empire Furniture Store features plans, furniture and appliances. Mrs Mildred Braswell undergoes appendicitis surgery at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Charlie Parker and M T Sampson recover from operations. Tax books close December 20 1926 per Tax Commissioner P S Heeth.
Mr Beckwyth Smith of Marianna is arrived and will be connected with the Coast Line office of General Passenger Agent L P Green.
Charleston December 4. Dr Sanford urged the Southern association to adopt strict intercollegiate athletic rules. Proposals include two hours daily football practice, forbid sequential sports, five days athletic absence, freshman teams limited to away games, and membership only for institutions meeting criteria.
Rain and possible local thunder storms tonight with colder air. Saturday clear and colder. Observations show 1 pm readings with high 70 yesterday, 83 month high, 53 low today, humidity 58 percent at 1 pm, and wind southwest at 14 mph.
Philadelphia reports the first shipment of German anthracite coal arriving as supply lines tighten. Miners and operators remain far apart on a resumption date while consumption continues to strain already depleted reserves.
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