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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
8
Turpentine holds at 93 percent in Savannah. St Louis grain shows wheat at 1.70 for December and corn futures around 76 to 85 cents. New York stocks mixed, cotton steady, with New Orleans cotton quoted around 18.9 to 18.6 for the Jan to Mar contracts.
Rheims, Nov 27. The city, once home to 117000 residents, now numbers about 75000 as rebuilding lags. Industry real estate markets slump while population recovery stalls amid war damage. The world recalls its cathedral and Champagne heritage.
Atlanta report shows Philadelphia live turkeys at 44.5 cents per lb and dressed at 43 to 44 cents. New York demand light with live birds around 20 cents. San Antonio markets quote 32 to 33 cents. Dry weather may boost Texas arrivals and prices.
Nearly a century ago in Culloden Georgia a village schoolhouse named Old Darby Academy educated future state and national leaders. Led by John Darby and New Hampshire teacher M M Mason the school drew pupils from Georgia South Carolina and Alabama and became famed as the best of its size. Notable alumni include Governor James Milton Smith Senator Thomas M Norwood and Chief Justices Thomas J Simmons and N J Hamomad among others.
New York reports on Archibald R. Gwathmey and Mrs Isabelle C Gwathmey amid a tangle of legal actions over separations and alimony. Witnesses describe abandonment and financial strains as multiple divorces and a Reno plea echo through the proceedings. The tycoon and his second wife Betsy Judd attended the trial as evidence is presented on intoxication and support claims.
A western blizzard dumped up to eighteen inches of snow on Colorado and Nebraska, stalling hundreds of cars and delaying rail and air traffic. Fort Collins and North Platte reported eighteen and fifteen inches, while Denver and Cheyenne saw several inches. One Colorado death was attributed to the storm.
Malden Mass December 16 Henry Ford has carried his revival crusade for the old fashioned square dance to the Hast The Malden high school's senior class has been granted permission by Mr Ford to hold its annual routine at Mr Ford's Wayside Inn in Sudbury provided that only the square dance be used
In a once bustling industrial city wool weaving spinning and bleaching once employed 10 000 people now reduced to about one third. Land values have fallen from 10 to 80 francs per square meter at armistice to 5 to 10 francs. The League for the Industrial Commercial and Labor Development of Rheims has formed to aid recovery.
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