Local Visitors and Weekly Notices Fill Smiths Park Area
Valdosta visitors include Mr. T. R. King and Mr. M. D. Dobbs of Atlanta with others from Cairo Savannah and Tallahassee. Mozelle Mosely visits 236 Remington with Mrs. J S Foreman. Swimming Pool at Smiths Park receives scrub and fill schedule with manager J E Smith Jr. Dr Robert Thomas heads to Brooklyn for two weeks while Optical shop Law head and Rackley advertise goods. Albert Chestnut and Elmo Duren families arrive from Lakeland to stay with Duren relatives.
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Albert Chestnut
Helen
James
Elmo Duren
Lakeland, Fla
D. C. Duren
Barrett attacks Georgia cotton futures measure as gambling risk
C S Barrett of Union City, president of the Farmers Union, denounces a Georgia House bill to define and prohibit bucket shops and related futures trading. He claims the measure would legitimize gambling in cotton and other commodities and criticizes Section 7 proposing organized cotton exchanges.
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Atlanta
C.S. Barrett
Union City
Farmers Union
Mr. Barrett
State of
Georgia
Cotton Exchanges Grain Exchanges Boards of Trade
Boards of
Weather Summary for Thomasville Georgia July 18 1925
Local showers expected tonight and Tuesday. Observations show 1 pm temperature 86. high yesterday 95, month high 106, month low 60. Humidity 8 am 84 percent, 1 pm 54 percent, 8 pm 69 percent. Rainfall 1.10 inches since start of month. 16.91 inches since Jan 1. Wind from west at 7 mph.
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Thomasville
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Reward Offered for Return of Negroes After Assault
A notice states a twenty five dollar reward is offered for the return of each of the two enslaved men sought for assault and battery. The description requests their capture and return to the owner.
Signers of Declaration Lived Beyond Eighties
The article notes that several signers reached over 80 years of age including Charles Carroll Mary Lane William Ellery Rhode Island Francis Lewis New York James Smith Pennsylvania and John Adams Massachusetts.
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Pive
Charles Carroll
Marylane
William Ellery
Rhode Island
Francis
Lewis
New York
James Smith
Pennsylvania
John Adame
Masaachusetts
Young suspects listed for break in and auto collision
A crowd of young men described with physical traits and crimes appears in a police notice. Emanuel Martin about 18, 5 ft 8, 130 pounds, ex convict accused of attempting to rob Neel Brothers store. Julian Wright about 18, 5 ft 6, ginger color, 140 to 145 pounds charged in a misdemeanor linked to a recent auto collision.
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Emanuel Martin
Neel Brothers
Q. Julian Wright
Charley Ward
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J. O. Baxley
D. T. Robinson
Alvin Wight
Cairo
M. D. Dobbs
Victor Victrolas
Cecroft Music Co
O. J. Glousier
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W. S. Blair
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Mary
Brandon
Decatur
Sam
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Maki
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Sampson
Cars For Hire
R. U
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Jakin
Smith’s Park
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Ralph Pike
McClellan
Robert Thomas
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Mrs. Thomas
Will
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W. T. Meeks
Aline
Billie
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Lawhead & Rackley
Optometrists
William D. Jerger
St. Louis
Tampa
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Mr. Henry
Crosby
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Sery Service
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Franklinsville
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Georgia Tech
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Market
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Brooks Counto
Fe Thomas County Company
Patriote
St Augustine
Matanzas Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Chamber of Commerce
Ocean Boy's Work, Inc
Florida
Anastasia Iseland
Boy’s Work, Inc., Or
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Pier Fanntzen
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NS Style Shop
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Thomasville, GA
Stegall
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Oscar W. Kincaid ~—~At
Miami, Fla
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