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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
5
Turpentine held firm at 9044c in Savannah. St Louis grain reports July Wheat 1.53 Sept 1.52 3 Dec 1.64. Corn July 1.04 Sept 1.05 Dec 0.846. New York markets show mixed stocks and foreign exchange with cotton lower. New Orleans cotton prices for Oct to May listed.
Atlanta July 29 The Senate committee appointed yesterday to investigate the state highway department was expected to begin its work today. The panel was appointed after the Senate voted to act on the matter.
Mrs Guinevere Sinclair Gould widow of George J Gould wed George St John Broderick Viscount Dunsford eldest son and heir of the Earl of Middleton in Montreal. The couple will reside in London as Mrs Dunsford pursues a $4 million share claim in the Gould estate amid ongoing litigation.
The new Thomasville tobacco warehouse reports an average price of 25 cents a pound across early sales, with some lots reaching 37 cents. The facility, costing about 30,000 dollars, marks a local home market for the first time, led by president Boykin Harrison and a large community stockholding list. Buyers include managers from Winston-Salem and Kentucky, with several local growers named among early sellers.
Cardiff July 2 The Institute of Mining Engineers heard Dr John S Haldane predict steam engines will power airplanes in the near future. He argued steam would replace internal combustion engines with lighter smaller engines and boilers, ideal for aircraft and automobiles. Sir John Cadman noted coal may reemerge as oil declines in some uses.
The Coastal Plains Experiment Station at Tifton is praised for aiding Georgia farmers with practical information on economical production and pest control. S. H. Starr notes South Georgia benefits from diverse crops, though funds and staff limit progress. thousands of farmers visit the station annually and substantial correspondence shows strong engagement.
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