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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
1
A New York driven push urges Liberty Bond holders to swap into risky securities despite low returns. Authorities urge sticking to government bonds as the safest, noting many schemes entice small savers with high yields and exploit their savings.
The Bank of Thomasville will erect a prominent banking house on its newly purchased corner lot. The design features modern fixtures and conveniences for the bank’s growing business, with a combined office and bank building deemed impractical at this time.
The shipping board faces pressure as 200 obsolete ships linger at government yards. The South and merchants urge sale to cut carrying costs, boost the U S merchant marine, and avoid further depreciation while exposing the region to industrial growth and healthier fiscal policy. Florida notes as a workers destination amid broader tax and malaria concerns.
Fragmentary OCR notes report government properties sold amid unclear language. The entry references sales, values, and possible settlements, with phrases indicating confusion over ownership and redemption at a later date.
The Georgia Education Association proposes an 11 point program for the upcoming legislature. Measures include county unit plans, tax reform to tax untaxed property, constitutional bonds for schools and the university system, a flat public school appropriation of at least 6 million, repeal of the 50 50 law, and annual budgets for state funds. The plan also covers expanded borrowing, more supervisors, a larger Barrow Rogers fund, ongoing teacher training, local library and kindergarten funding, illiteracy eradication, and stronger university maintenance. The Athens Banner-Herald notes educators in Athens and across the state support moving these bills this summer.
Mr G W Stephenson called on Mr Wee and Mrs Ni C. g onginjo 6 coming at Pied mates aner Mr and Mrs George Correll have gone to Macon for awhile. Mr Clifford Gunter visited his father at Quitman Saturday night. Mrs A F Smith and Mrs N C Lewis called at the home of Mr T T Lewis Wadnesday afternoon. Mrs C L Gunter called on Mrs J B Clark Sunday afternoon. Mr T T Lewis is sick at his home in Boston. Remember Sunday School at 4 o clock.
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