Banister Voices Opposition to Coming No Fence Election
H R Banister of Coolidge Georgia argues against a statewide no fence law in a letter dated June 11 1925. He cites Thomas County hog farming water access and livestock productivity urging voters to preserve fence requirements to protect small farmers and county prominence as a hog raising area.
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Thomas County
Sen Ay
Hamas
W. W. Webb
Georga
Thomas
Colquitt
Fence
Middle
North Georgia
Worth County
Worth
H. R. Banister
Coolidge, Ga
American woman buys coffin and ends her life
Paris reports Miss May Alice Crumpton a Chicago visitor about 34 killed herself in a Bois de Boulogne taxicab after ordering her own coffin paying funeral costs and tipping staff. She had stayed in Paris about a year with sudden mood swings and few friends, despite ample spending on clothes.
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Paris
May Alice Crumpton
Chicago
Bois de Boulogne
Porte Dauphine
Notice of bankruptcy final meeting of creditors
In the district court of the United States Southern District of Georgia the bankruptcy of W. A. Taylor is announced. A final meeting of creditors will be held in Valdosta on June 23 1925 at nine oclock in the forenoon to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Dated Valdosta Ga June 13 1925. James F McCrackin Referee in Bankruptcy. Please file your claim at once.
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W. A. Taylor
Thomasville
Thomas
Valdosta
James F. McCrackin
Cadverti
Local Tallahassee baseball hopes hinge on breaks
Thomasville faces Tallahassee with both teams evenly matched and chase for timely hits as Vann leads locals with a .357 average over five games. Mc Avoy likely to pitch for Thomasville while Vann handles the receiving duties amid talk of a big crowd and possible Thursday game.
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Vann
Hawthorne
Shepherd
Ferguson
McAvoy
Tallahassee
Florida
Thomasville
New Orleans Woman in Bad for Having Too Many Husbands
James W. Ware, a New Orleans cotton broker, was granted a divorce from Mrs. Cecil Lane Ware amid a tangled tale of multiple marriages and affairs. The chronology includes marriages to Ware and Ben Boudreaux, dueling domiciles in New Orleans, and an alleged affair with Charles G. Kaney tied to a Florida potato farm swindle.
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New Orleans
James W. Ware
Cecil Lane Ware
Kaney
Florida
Chicago
Ware
Ben’ Boudreaux
Gulfport
Women motorists seen as greater menace on roads
Atlanta police say women drivers pose greater public safety risk than men. Three officers cited causes including fewer fatal accidents but more serious incidents. stance reflects ongoing debate about driving behavior and road safety.
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Atlanta
Roman Editors Defy Censors With Silent Notices
Italian opposition newspapers mock censorship by printing brief “modest” items after suppression. Each issue lists the title that triggered the censorship, signaling ongoing pressure on press freedom in Rome.
Georgia State College library buys rare 17th century volumes
The Library at the Georgia State College of Agriculture houses over five thousand bound volumes. Notable purchases include The Complete Gardener from 1693 and Systema Agricultura from 1667, seen as valuable additions to the collection of rare works. The initiative dates to 1912.
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Georgia State College of Agriculture
Georgia
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