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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
2
Manages herds seeks position with pure bred dairy or beef cattle. References available from C Kusel Route 4 Box 313 Reidsville NC. Barn: offers 320.00 weekly spare time at home addressing mailing music circulars. Send 10c for music info Co operative Music Co St Paul Mina.
Augusta Ga Jan 8 Ten years without missing a session or being tardy is the school record established here by Miss Virginia Fleming fifteen junior at the Tubman High school here In addition to an exemplary scholastic record and participation in athletics Miss Fleming.
A vintage hair darkening remedy promotes Sage Tea and Sulphur as a natural color restorer. The article notes an improved commercial version Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound available at drug stores.
Mr. J W Renfroe of Macon and Miss Jewel Carter of Bainbridge were among yesterday's visitors. Mrs Lena Robison of Blakely and Mr W C Bryant of Savannah also appeared in town. Several others including Mr J C McNelley of Wilmington and Mrs Kula Baker visited briefly, while Mrs E G Stoddard returned for another winter visit.
Mickey Walker world welterweight champion outboxed Mike McTigue world light heavyweight in a 12 round no decision at the Newark Armory. Walker pressed the pace, while McTigue used a defensive strategy and avoided decisive changes, drawing mixed reactions from ringside reporters and fans who began to leave by the eighth round.
Savannah statistics for 1924 show 1,799 births and 1,610 deaths, down from 1,873 births and 1,683 deaths in 1923. The year also records 189 more births than deaths, indicating a net positive natural increase.
Dr Charles Barker of Grand Rapids spoke at the Grand Theatre and Thomasville High School on mother daughter relationships and clean living. The afternoon audience filled the main floor and balcony as Rotary club members and students listened closely for about an hour. A subsequent evening talk urged men and boys over fourteen to attend.
List shows verdicts and judgments in January 5 1925 proceedings. Persons named include Curtis Perry John McWilliams Henry Willson Cornelia Redman Josie Smith Gribben A J McMath. Noted judgments involve larceny rates contracts garnishment trover and note actions with various outcomes and hearing dates set by Judge MacIntyre.
The Emory Glee Club will perform at Grand Theatre tomorrow night in a social event expected to draw a large audience. Forty members, all skilled artists, will arrive at 5 30 p m and be hosted by local citizens. Seats are on sale. attendees should secure them early.
A January 1 effective Georgia law prohibits nonresidents from fishing in state waters and plans strong enforcement. A 60 foot speedboat will be used for patrols under Tidewater Commissioner R C Clancy, with guards posted along the coast to curb outside fishing activity. Stone Mountain is noted for its vast granite body, about 7.54 trillion cubic feet above ground.
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