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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
5
Turpentine prices steady at Savannah 93 4 c. Wheat and corn futures move on Chicago and St Louis with July at 1.57 1.14 respectively. Cotton holds firm in New York New Orleans spots and futures with middling at 23.65 and seasonal ranges observed across New Orleans dates June 12.
The B. W. M. A. of the Campbell Association will hold a rally with the Ochlocknee district at Pine Park on June 26. The young people generally and all auxiliaries of our association are requested to attend this.
The text notes the original 18 states covered 809 185 square miles and claims the United States now controls about four times that area, indicating a vast territorial growth since the nation’s founding.
Dr. T Gilbert Pearson of the Audubon Societies leads an international effort to curb small bird hunting in Europe. He notes private game ownership in Europe reduces extinctions, while in America game is public property and protection hinges on enforcement. A ten-nation conference in Luxembourg seeks a binding treaty to protect song birds amid rising slaughter.
Senator Smoot of Utah, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, predicts tax revision at the coming congressional session and hopes for progress on refunding foreign loans. He expects reductions in fur taxes and broader exemption for small incomes, while favoring elimination of federal inheritance taxes. He notes no tariff revision is expected and plans to seek guidance from a conference with the President before summer.
A church association meeting outlines a morning devotional led by Mrs. J. P. Faulkner with scripture readings and songs. Talks by Mrs. Curtis Palmer and Mrs. M. T. Gilmore follow, plus readings on compassion and opportunities. Afternoon sessions include a 1:30 p.m. devotional, children's hour, Sunbeams and Metgs reports, and talks by Mrs. Webb and division leaders. The gathering ends with prayers and adjournment.
The Peruvian Senate approved the government's plan to participate in the Tacna Arica plebiscite as announced earlier. The decision comes from Lima with the vote reported by AP on June 12.
In Butte Montana on June 12 G A Lauzier head of the Lausier Wolcott brokerage firm was found dead in his home. The Lausier Wolcott company had become insolvent the prior week raising questions about the collapse and its impact on clients.
Real estate ads show 8 room house at 211 Warren avenue for 45 dollars monthly and 5 room house on Young Street for 15 dollars monthly with immediate possession by W M Parker. Also multiple sale listings including Paradise Park lots at 600 dollars each 1200 dollar corner lot 145 ft front Park Ave one block from park 1800 dollars 22 .acres suburban 3500 dollars 20 acre pecan grove Boulevard 2150 dollars Parker Jeffries Co 612 101. Also two unfurnished rooms at 221 West Monroe Street and a 6 room house on Fleming Street Fairview from Lee BH Kelly.
L M Stout president of the Bank of Hot Springs died early today in Joplin hospital from injuries suffered yesterday when bandits attempted a bank robbery in Hot Springs. Bentonville Ark June 12 Associated Press report.
In Savannah on June 12, the Georgia and South Carolina Elks finish business at a joint convention and plan to transfer sessions this evening to Tybee Island for the remaining leisure time.
In Fez Morocco on June 12 Premier Painleve began his trek to the Riffian front after a long night of talks with Marshal Lyautey, governor general of French Morocco, outlining military campaign plans.
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