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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
11
Turpentine holds at 92 cents in Savannah while rosin remains firm amid ongoing movement in the seal and resin trade. Prices and percentages suggest stable demand in the December market with minor shifts noted in related compounds.
A colorful game in Bluff City sees Thomasville and Enterprise finish scoreless. Both sides exchange drives with penalties and turnovers but fail to break the stalemate as a determined defense and smooth but mismatched offense keep the ball mostly in the middle of the field.
Wheat futures opened with December at 1.72 and May 1.6856 and July 1.4544. Corn futures listed December at 75, May 82 percent, and July 84 percent.
New York markets show stocks firm and bonds steady with mixed foreign exchanges. Cotton futures steady at 18.54 to 18.55 for Jan and 18.77 to 18.81 for Mar. Chicago markets report wheat and hoge lower, corn and cattle easy.
A dated summary lists currency-like values for various months in New Orleans with floating figures such as Dec.17 to Jan.18 and May to Oct. The fragmentary data shows exchange style or commodity quotes with small shifts between periods.
Representative Frear of Wisconsin denounced House Republican plans to assign insurgent members to minor committees calling it petty small and humiliating. The remark came as GOP leadership reshaped committee slots.
In Washington a Senate dispute erupted over the Italian debt settlement as finance committee chair Smoot sought floor consideration. Senator Reed objected to unanimous consent, and bills of ratification were tabled amid debate on origin and terms, including a $100,000,000 loan at 7 percent.
Berlin reports a planned assassination plot against Gustav Stressemann the foreign minister led by two fascists Kaltdorff and Lorenz. They plotted disguises motor cars and an aeroplane to escape and sought a Munich attorney who betrayed them to police.
This village of six hundred people is without drugs after an inspector of the State Pharmaceutical Association ordered the only drug store closed. Owner W T Sims is not a licensed pharmacist and other shops were told to stop selling aspirin calomel and similar household remedies.
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