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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
7
Market summaries from Chicago and St Louis show wheat and corn movements with July September and December contracts. New York stocks bonds and commodities reflect strength and irregular exchanges while cotton and sugar ease. New Orleans lists July October December futures and prices.
Springfield article notes the American Blue Cross Society reports the summer fur craze is abating in its third annual appeal. The effort aims to protect animal life and curb trapping waste and cruelty.
A bill introduced in the Georgia House seeks to make state naval stores standards for spirits of turpentine and rosin conform to federal standards set by the 1928 Naval Stores Act. It bars sale or advertising of nonconforming naval stores and fines violators. the act would repeal sections of the 1923 Pure Spirits of Turpentine Act.
Delegates condemned the Tennessee anti evolution law and warned against new radical changes to American government. They cited Lusk laws in New York and the California Green bill as examples of censorship and suspicion of educational intelligence.
The Department of Agriculture notes 1924 total surface road mileage at 450000 to 475000 with about 40000 miles built yearly since 1921. Roads improve vehicle cost savings, not mere luxury, and hard surfacing is only warranted when cost justified by savings. Continuous maintenance starts at completion.
Miss Maud Phillips, president, argues Coolidge era economy applies to fur wear. She opposes furs as mere decoration while not demanding total abstinence, urging restraint to curb waste and cruelty. notes market prices and availability from New and Used Finance.
Beulah church opens a series of revival meetings Sunday July 5 with morning and evening services. Rev. Dell assists Rev. Beals and parishioners are invited to attend. Also notes visitors and locals from Cairo Thomasville Lloyd Fla Pulham and Midway in a roundup of local movements.
Waycross Georgia residents approved a tax increase from six to ten mills for city schools by a 309 to 142 vote out of 451 total, narrowly passing by seven votes. The light turnout came with afternoon rain. results recorded at Courthouse and King's Garage. St Simons Island is described geographically in accompanying text.
Gingletars of Meigs enjoyed a community social Sunday afternoon after a Friday night gathering at Mrs. R. C. Cooper's home.
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