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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1925

Page

4

Local Plumbing Ad Brings J C Baxley To Atlanta

Mr. O Lee Chestnut of Atlanta is in town for the day. For plumbing needs, contact J C Baxley at phone 405.

Mr. O. Lee Chestnut Atlanta J. C. Baxley L. B. Weisenburg Newport, Ky C. C. Weisburg Montgomery Denby Coon Marion Ala Marion Institute W. M. Coon Winston Brown Naval Academy At Annapolis W.S. Brown Brown Atlantic Coast Line Charleston

Governor Osborn Heard by Appreciative Audience Sunday

McLendon Commercial College at Albany Georgia announces resumption of classes on January 4. The college promises graduates prepared for bookkeeping and stenographic work in business offices and notes track record of placing pupils at proper positions.

Chase Osborn Hus McLendon Commercial College Albany Georgia

Union meeting features Governor Osborn in Thomasville

A large audience heard ex Governor Charles S Osborn of Michigan speak at the Grand Theatre about Christian ethics and modern society. The address praised Bible literature, warned against lax reception of Christ, and urged active Christian living.

Union Meeting Thomasvillé Grand Theatre St. Thomas Episcopal Church Campbell Ansley Wilson Chas. S. Osborn Michigan Poulan Luke Gov. Osborn Michigan Statesman Tg Sabe Osborné Ian Osborn Thomasville

Four Trainmen Die in Fort Worth Freight Yard Crash

Four men were killed and two injured when a switch engine plowed into a westbound freight train north of Fort Worth, Texas. Victims were B. C. Pickett, J. J. Lloyd, Harvey De camp, and Ray Sands, all Fort Worth switch crew. Injured were I. N. Littrell, Wichita Falls engineer, and P. J. Wallace, Fort Worth switch engine engineer. The crash left both locomotives wedged and heavily damaged.

Fort Worth Fort Worth and Denver Wichita Falls B. C. Pickett J. J. Lloyd Harvey Decamp Fort I. N. Littrell P. J. Wallace

Chinese Army Disbands After Tientsin Defeat

Most of the National Peoples army defeated near Tientsin has evacuated the city. The telegraph line to Peking is restored and the situation is returning to normal.

Tientsin China National Peoples Army Peking

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