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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary data shows prices for oats lard ribbs and bellies with percentage figures and monthly values. Readable items include oats and lard prices with September and December entries, but many numbers are garbled, limiting precise interpretation.
Turpentine firm at Savannah Georgia improves to 96 1/4 cents. Grain futures show Wheat for July at 1 56 1 2, Sept 1 55, Dec 1 57. Corn for July 1 12 5, Sept 1 14, Dec 94 6 cents per bushel.
New York markets show stocks strong bonds steady and foreign exchange firm while cotton is higher. Chicago grain notes wheat easy corn lower cattle and hogs mixed. New Orleans cotton prices quoted for July through March futures with several middling levels listed.
In Los Angeles June 4 a questionnaire of 696 University of California Southern Branch co-eds found that men who are respectable yet not overly virtuous and who show decorous attitudes toward life and institutions are preferred as husbands by modern college girls. The survey was conducted by Mail.
Paris reports a truce between the government and Left parliamentary factions on the 1926 budget and financial plans. A deputation secured Caillaux’s consent to shelve the capital levy for now while pledging retrenchment and tax-based income to restore France’s finances before year end.
Santa Monica California June 4 By Mail A tailless biplane under 600 pounds and a man sized version in Venice near here are tested after successful Clover field flights. Professor Merrill says eliminating the tailpiece and balancing wings allows stable flight with artificial air currents from four motors.
Waren S Stone longtime labor figure and grand chief of the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers died in Cleveland. He led wage negotiations, helped establish the fourteen story Brotherhood building and later formed cooperative banks and holding companies for engineers. Born February 1 1860 near Ainsworth Iowa he rose from local roles to national leadership.
The Japanese Association for the League of Nations will send N. M. Inagaki as a permanent representative to Geneva. Inagaki, former Tokio secretary, will reside there and keep the home organization informed of League proceedings. Prince Tokugawa heads the Tokio League of Nations union, a 2000 member body.
In Cleveland he made his home and engaged in all civic enterprises including education. In October 1884 he missed Miss Carry B. Newell of Agency Town.
In Yango Nayarit Mexico May 20 miners rediscovered the Cu caracha mine. They uncovered a preserved felt hat like Friar Tuck headgear and bits of European blankets and garments suggesting Spanish padres once owned nearby gold veins. The padres fled Mexico around 1812, while legends say Spaniards hid silver near the Cockroach mine location.
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