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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
10
Atlanta reports Reverend Palmer Peag, of Wooley Hill Church, jailed on December 18 for drunkenness in the street. Peas says he plans a 28th Christmas inside the county jail, joking he seeks money for his empty congregation.
Turpentine market in Savannah Georgia remains quiet at 92. St Louis closes with wheats for December January and July at 1.70 1.66 and 1.44 dollars respectively. Corn futures listed at 73 for December 84 for May and 82.5 for July.
Financial briefs from New York and Chicago report mixed and uneven trading. New York stocks irregular and bonds steady with commodities showing small moves in cotton sugar coffee and grains. Chicago wheat weak corn lower cattle weak hogs firmer. NY futures list concrete price ranges for Jan Mar May July and Oct contracts.
A string of date ranges and numeric values appears, listing Dec 18, Jan 18 53 Itoiabs Mar 26 to 18 29 May 18 00 July 17 42 to 17 84 Oct 17 22 Dec 18 66.
Information on the extent of damage to the wheat crop in Cordoba and Santa Fe provinces will be placed before the chamber of deputies. The chamber yesterday approved a motion requesting such information. President de Alvear spoke in a state...
In Washington a Senate resolution by Senator Blease of South Carolina calls for a Treasury probe into whether whiskey wine or beer has been served by foreign diplomats since the Volstead Act and whether the Italian debt commission brought liquor into the country. Undersecretary Winston notes the commission had full diplomatic status and immunity while in the United States.
The Armour Grain Company of Chicago defends the government's aerial crop yield forecast as accurate and asserts officials behind it are competent and uninterested in speculation. Saunders of La Critica cites charges. ministry statistics protest the forecast. Local Armour representatives may be questioned about responsibility in the affair.
In Indianapolis a federal case involving twenty six men and one woman accused of illegally withdrawing and disposing of 30 000 gallons of prewar whisky is nearing jury deliberation. Defense counsel assailed government conduct while witness George Remus testified to a broad conspiracy. Five defendants testified in their own defense including Nat Goldstein William J Kinney Ada Gehrun and John Gehrun.
The Railroad Commission in Tallahassee held that an express embargo on Florida outbound traffic, especially citrus fruits and fresh fish, was necessary to ease Jacksonville congestion. An Atlanta message urged lifting the embargo for outbound perishables, with the commission guiding to route traffic through other gateways and remove Florida specific restrictions.
Georgia state board of game and fish discusses creating game preserves under the act allowing sanctuaries. Board notes need for propagation to increase game and fur bearing animals and considers adopting Pennsylvania’s system as a model.
The board plans regional game sanctaries in the north, south, and central Georgia. Land would be leased at nominal rates rather than purchased. Landowners offered tracts 1,000 to 1,500 acres, with two or three preserves open next year and more later to provide abundant game statewide.
Georgia Tech's basketball team will play two games in Havana with the University of Havana and will also face the Havana Yacht Club. The Yacht Club team is said to include former American star players. The Yellowjackets arrive December 28 and stay until January 2.
A fragment notes amusement in life and refers to a scene involving individuals at Patty and a venue on English Court. The text hints at ongoing social activity and personal dynamics within a local setting.
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