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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1925
Page
6
The Chrysler Six is advertised as redefining performance quality and agility aided by Watson stabilators. The dealer invites customers to test drive, asserting no current or upcoming rival can match the Chrysler Six's standing in the market.
Charles G. Rodes, a Florida self made millionaire, funds a free thirty day tour for fifty of his less fortunate relatives. The voyage begins in Fort Lauderdale and travels by two chartered Pullmans with meals and observation cars from Florida to California Mexico and back to Oak Hill West Virginia. The group includes many Rodes family members and friends.
Birmingham, July 25. A grant of 1,120,000 acres awarded by Mexican President Diaz to James J. Healy, a mining engineer, in 190? led to a court award of 7,500,000 dollars for oil taken from his lands. Healy, who surveyed Mexico 1902–1906, began collecting installments after 1919 litigation. the first 2,500,000 dollars was deposited in a Mexican bank. Healy, veteran of the Spanish American and World War I, had long been modest in wealth and now travels less as the money grows.
In Spokane the prim itive Baptist Rev H B Wilkinson, a Georgia senator, fights a bill to raise divorce fees from six to ten dollars and delay recording until payment. Other senators cite concerns about bigamy risks and residency loopholes and discuss enforcement and abuses.
Prominent writer Harry Stillwell Edwards reports from Georgia on improvements after the boll weevil and scale are conquered. He notes rising farm values and new devices like tractors, with Floridian travel promoting Georgia rather than vice versa. He humorously comments on Georgians abroad and local social shifts amid long road journeys.
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