Market Quotations Across Cities and Commodities
June 5 market roundup shows wheat and corn futures and spot prices in Chicago and St. Louis with July and Sept contracts. Cotton futures advance in New York and New Orleans with spot quotes noted. turpentine steady in Savannah.
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St. Louis
New York
Editors Tour Virginia After National Convention
Newport News Virginia June 5 Wearied by the long train and automobile ride of the first day of their 14 day tour through the Old Dominion after the fortieth annual convention in Richmond Wednesday night 138 delegates of the National Editorial Association from all parts of the country with their wives arrived in this city last night on their tour.
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Newport News
Old Dominion
Richmond
National Editorial Association
Boys Leave Monday for Annual Outing to Dog Island
Some thirty or forty older boys depart Monday morning at five o'clock for a gulf trip to Dog Island. The annual outing is organized by the Lions Rotary Y M C A and local contributors. Prizes for water and outdoor events are donated by James Gribben and Son Jas Watt and Bro Futch Hardware Co others. The trip aims to build character and health under Secretary L Homedieu and Mr Hansell Watt with supervision during the week.
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Dog Island
The
Gulf
Lions
Rotary
Sec. L'Homedieu
Ben
James Gribben and Son
Jas. Watt and Bro
Futch Hardware Co
Jergers
the Fair
Robison Stationery Co
In- Man Drug Co
Styerman and Sons Ball Hardware Co
Pike Drug Co
Smith Harley Shoe Co
Vornadoes
Cocroft Music Company
L’homedieu
Hansell Watt
Local Knights of Pythias Seek 1926 Grand Lodge Convention
Local lodge members plan to delegate to the Grand Lodge meeting in Macon Georgia to bid for the 1926 convention in the City of Roses. The effort targets about fourteen hundred lodges and four to five thousand visitors, with uniform rank staff and grand lodge officers to be hosted at local expense. The committee seeks merchant support and solicits subscriptions for next year to ensure the city hosts the five day event with a large parade and city display.
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Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Macon
City of Roses
K. of P‘sang Calanthians
S. R. Rountree
T. F. Gray
John Ross
M. L. Walton
W. L. Sharp
Thomasville Weather Forecast June 5 1925
Weather report from Thomasville Georgia for June 5 1925 notes fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Observations show 1 p.m. high of 86 and mean today 76 with humidity around 68 percent at 8 a.m. and 54 percent at 1 p.m. Rainfall since month start 0.00 inches. Wind from the northeast at 8 mph. A visiting group was welcomed at the station with buffet lunch and hotel reception.
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Thomasville
Reese
Vostopday
Lions Welcome Two New Members Today
The Lions Club of Thomasville welcomed two new members at a regular luncheon at the YMCA rooms. Presiding President Coon announced $100 for a convention delegate, $25 for the Boy Scout trip to the Gulf, and that officer elections would be deferred to the next meeting on Friday, June 12. Judge H. W. Hopkins spoke on the No Fence election and hog cholera, urging voter participation and women's involvement.
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The
Lions Clhib
Férgucon
Coot
Lions International
Cedar Point
Ohio
Boy Scotts
Gulf
Coon
Georgia Citizens Educational Committee
Georgia
H. W.hopkins
Thomasville Press
United States
Colquitt County
Hopkins
Judge Hopkins
Louis Moore
Lioniam
Moore
Lions Club
Lion Moore
Alley Futch
Thomasville
Meigs
Roy Seglér
K. L Summerlin
Lee
Cheshire
Noth
Hoping
Dosier
Baily
Chinese plan to starve and drive out foreigners
Contained in a continued report the article notes leaders of disturbances fear a forcible expulsion of foreigners would invite swift retaliation by the Allies. It details efforts to spark strikes among Chinese workers in the international settlement to disrupt utilities and pressures the water works in jeopardy. American and British detachments guard key facilities as naval forces limit involvement in street suppressions.
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Kha
Developmante
Annapolia Md Jgnes-More than underclass mpg
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local issue in Annapolia Maryland involving over 2 200 underclass individuals and fuel efficiency metrics. Names and details are unclear due to corruption.
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Annapolia,Md
Anti Foreign Sentiment in China Grows Over Russian Influence
The article notes rising anti foreign sentiment in China driven by the spread of Russian influence and its effect on various Chinese social groups, signaling tension and potential political shifts.
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