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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1925

Page

11

Clash on grid at Eufaula draws thousands of fans

The Thomasville Bulldogs meet the undefeated Enterprise, Alabama, in a highly anticipated gridiron clash at Comer Athletic Field. Tickets at 75 cents go on sale Friday with about five thousand expected in attendance, as both teams vie for regional supremacy in Southeast Alabama and Southwest Georgia.

Eufaula Eufaula Daily Citizen Thomasville Bulldogs Enterprise Ala Senterprise Thomasville Alabama Georgia Comer Athletic Field South Georgia

Three Georgia Boys Earn Lewis H. Beck Medal

In Atlanta on December 10 three Boy Scouts William Stovall of Waycross Stewart McGinty and Monroe Butler of Atlanta received the Lewis H. Beck medal for meritorious service. They were honored by the Atlanta council court of honor for saving drowned persons.

Atlanta Georgia The Court of Honor of Atlanta Council

Cotton Conference Called by Sen. Smith in Washington

Senator Smith of South Carolina called a Southern delegation conference in the Senate and House to seek unified action on cotton legislation. Harris of Georgia will present his bill, and Smith will discuss the New York Cotton Exchange rule prohibiting purchases a month after the tenth. The House side follows with Louisiana Democrat Aswell issuing a similar call.

Washington, D. C Smith South Carolina Senate House Department of Arriculture i Harris Georgia New York Cotton Exchange Representative Aswell Louisiana Agriculture Committee

Duel Between Husband and Landlord Ends in Woman’s Death

In West Tampa a 17 year old woman, Mrs Rafael Perran, was shot and killed during a pistol duel between her husband Rafael Perran and landlord Julio Baluja. Both men are jailed pending investigation after an argument over rent. Police seek to determine the bullet caliber as weapons differed.

Tampa Fla Rafael Perran Julio Baluja Baluja

Tooth Found Near Detroit Triggers Old Memory Tale

A letter from Jim to Bill recounts a legendary tooth weighing two to three pounds near Detroit. He recalls paying three dollars a week for dental care, the painful extraction, and a lifelong jaw hole, joking that a bond issue would bridge Mammoth Cave. He links the tale to owning a Chrysler.

Mammoth Cave Detroit

Lawmakers from cotton states discuss revised cotton reporting bill

In a letter, a leading figure invites cotton state members to confer on drafting legislation revising the cotton reporting system. He states a temporary bill has been prepared and seeks their views before advancing the measure.

Plan for Cheese Manufacture in Georgia Draws Meeting

A mass meeting in Jeffersville Georgia called by Twiggs County Association gathers farmers business men and landowners to discuss starting a cheese industry in middle Georgia Expert D W Powell of Macon explains his intent to reverse his Wisconsin ventures and invest in Georgian dairy production The plan includes establishing cheese factories across middle Georgia with Twiggs County as an initial hub

Georgia Jeffersvile Middle Cgorgia Twings County D. W. Powell Macon Ag Crat Wisconsin Georga Middle Georgia Twiggs County

Search for Barge Off Tampa Aided by Planes

Tampa Florida December 10 an airplane piloted by John Green of St Petersburg will join four tugs and the revenue cutter Tallapoosa in a search for seventeen or more men aboard the barge Altamaha drifting in the Gulf of Mexico since last Friday. The Altamaha broke away from its towing tug Gwalia before the tug sank in a storm eighty five miles northwest of Egmont Key. The Jim Sid had sighted the Altamaha and provided water and food to its crew before leaving to seek a line. The Tallapoosa requested more tugs while the Tampa reported being within five miles of the sighting. The barge crew declined the captain of the Cutter Tam posa’s help to tow the heavy barge loaded with gravel into Tampa. Repairs and fuel shortages threaten the Tallapoosa and the missing men.

Tampa Fla John Green St. Petersburg Altamaha Gulf of Mexico Gwalia Egmont Key United States Revenue Cutter Jim Sid Key West Mobile Bodden Key Tortugas Tallapoosa New Orleans Tamposa

Beaconton Church Notice and Local Socials Schedule

Beaconton announces next Sunday as regular preaching day with all invited. Local social activity includes cane grinding at W M Walkers and various visits by families such as Castleberry Kinchen Green Cates Walker and Clay. Attendance at Sunday school is 3:30 and prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30.

W. M Robert Trulock J. M. Castleberry Hattie Walker G. M. Clay Robert Trnlock Thomasville H. O. Walker W. M. Walker Baconton Cecil Clay Hubert Walker Cairo

State School Supt Fort Land Attends Baltimore Conference

State Superintendent of schools Fort B and Land travels to Baltimore for a three day meeting of state superintendents.

Supt. Land Baltimore Atlanta State Superintendent of Fort B&b

Southern state superintendents study Maryland school system

Mr Lend led Atlanta delegates to a conference with the General Education Board of Baltimore to review Maryland’s advances in equalizing educational opportunities and school supervision. They will visit leading Maryland counties, study state and county administration, and hold evening meetings after daytime school inspections.

Maryland General Education Board of Baltimore

Ware Health Board Reports Dairies Barbers Regulated

Waycross Georgia December 10 The Ware county health department since May has regulated dairies barber shops and school child health exams Dr George Atwood health commissioner says the dairy count fell from twenty two to sixteen and all cows in the county are now regulated like city herds barbershops face stricter rules and all pupils are examined for disease in schools

Ware

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