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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
7
Turpentine firm at 90 and 92 in Savannah with rosin steady. St Louis wheat and corn prices mixed for Dec May July futures. New York stocks irregular but bonds and currencies steady as cotton remains barely steady. New Orleans cotton quotes decline for December and January, with prices easing through March to July.
United Mine Workers announce plan to resume negotiations with operators in Scranton on Monday to discuss strike termination. discussions to be based on Governor Pinchot's proposal as framework for talks.
The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company announces a 10 million expansion at Fairfield, adding four open hearth furnaces, two 600 ton blast furnaces, increased ingot finishing and coke capacity, an electric power station, and turbo generators. Market trends show brisk pig iron and coke sales, with rising unfilled tonnage and continued steel production into 1926. Prices for coke stay $5 to $6, while coal grades range from $2.35 to $6.50 depending on quality.
The Ochlocknee consolidated school presented The Black and White Minstrel Revue to a full auditorium audience despite poor weather. The performance featured strong singing by Sarah Worrill and Marjorie Mills, lively dancing, and a well received opening chorus by Preston Carter and Odus Chastain. From a financial view, the event was a success with patrons from Thomasville Cairo Pelham Albany Meigs and Coolidge. New officers were elected for Ochlocknee Lodge No 117 B and A M with installation by J. Gorham Garrison.
Representative Tilson of Connecticut introduced a House resolution after a Hoover briefing calling Commerce Committee inquiry into the British colonial rubber monopoly. He cites $666,000,000 in annual consumer losses and urges action to shield the public, while Hoover warns of defense risks from foreign commercial pressure.
Frank T. Reynolds of Atlanta was elected president of the Georgia Hotel Men's Association at the twentieth annual convention in Albany. Columbus was chosen as the next meeting site with officers named including Dr. Craig R. Arnold and B. Baldwin Young Jr. in senior roles.
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