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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1925
Page
3
Paris December 3 Caillaux uses a left seat in the Senate upon his first visit as a newly elected member. He pauses and shows a troubled reaction noting the seat had earlier been where he sat as an accused before the High Court during the 1920 trial. The choice was by chance the only vacancy to his left.
Beecher argues a library is a necessity not luxury, urging a man to own books and cultivate an honorable spirit as literacy grows within a community.
Chariot NC Dec 26. Former Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels told a birthday dinner audience that Woodrow Wilson never doubted the league ideals forged at Versailles. He urged acceptance of the world court as a step toward America again holding a leading role in world affairs.
A string of regional visitors and businessmen arrive in Thomasville for brief stays. Notables include Mr. A. G. Haynes of Atlanta and Mr. F. B. Liddon of Dothan, with many others from Macon Hawkinsville Savannah and Columbus staying in town.
Atlanta December 29 The Georgia State Treasurer W J Speer is preparing to collect outstanding revenues to cover upcoming bond interest and debt payments. The treasury must disburse 111827 07 in bond interest drafts on January 1 and 100000 for retirements. By thirty days after that date 3 million must be paid on school warrants discounted in 1925 and in February another 100000 or more is needed for the extraordinary session expenses ordered by Governor Walker for February 24. Speer expects funds in early January to cover year end obligations.
Fragmentary notice lists items from vegetables to fruits and toys with delivery service promised. It names Gerge Sampson and gives address 116 E Jackson St. The text also mentions oysters fruit cakes plum puddings and fireworks in a disjointed, early newspaper style.
Bethel North Carolina greets visitors returning home for Christmas with extended stays of Miss Ruth Wilson Miss Margaret Duncan and families welcoming cadet Sydney Porter from Annapolis and relatives from Macon Jakin Tampa and Montgomery along with local friends. Names include Emmett Hines W L Jerger L Jerger and Tom Ross Jr. Cadet Porter reports a fine Naval Academy record and festive furlough.
William F. Killgore, an 18 year old from Shreveport La, returned en route from France after involvement with the French foreign legion. He enlisted as a minor and served in Algiers and Morocco where he was wounded before discharge was ordered as a gesture to the United States. Roy Truitt.
A study led by Dr. Hors Pollock shows higher prevalence of mental disease among Negroes than whites in 1928 data from federal census and state hospital records. White patients are more likely to have short stays. Negro patients show higher resident rates in the South and overall higher institutional use.
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