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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
3
Washington June 16 Treasury officials predict fiscal year ending June 30 tax receipts may reach 1.775 billion dollars, surpassing prior estimates by over 100 million and possibly by 115 million. June payments and refunds totalling 132 million influence the outlook as audits continue and March and June installments refine projections.
In Tokyo on May 14 a Japanese club party aimed at arranging marriages for 40 bachelors and 40 unattached women. Guests carried identification sheets detailing ages, station, education, income, and marriage plans. Admission was 50 cents with no refund if matches failed.
JIG JOGS TUESDAY as the Tallahassee aggregation heads to Thomasville for a two game set today and tomorrow. Clay Parrish leads the lineup from Oglethorpe with Maurer at hot corner and the locals promise a faster, cleaner field than in the capitol city. The writer predicts a Thomasville victory and jeers Florida rivals while praising the City of Roses stadium.
The Thomas County Board of Commissioners met June 9 1925 with all members present. They approved May 12 minutes and considered petitions to change Coolidge Autreyville road. Officials discussed selling 200000 in road bonds, securing federal state aid, and appointing a standing committee for highway/prison matters. Additional items included fence work on the Georgia Florida line, cattle dipping inspections, and a claim by ex clerk Oscar Groover for many years of city court service.
Frank Dollar gives public notice that he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by lessee Mrs. J R Groover on and after June 1 1925. The press ing club business operated under the trade name Frank Dollar is hereby released from liability.
The Long County farm census lists 485 farms with value of 706 024 dollars as of January 1 1925 land valued at 463 629 dollars and buildings at 242 395 across 93 444 acres. Livestock includes 171 horses 425 mules 7324 cattle 7218 beef cattle 76 dairy cows 30 other dairy 6299 swine 1574 breeding sows. Principal 1924 crops are 7888 acres 89737 bushels of corn 1721 acres 599 bales of cotton 287 acres 29212 bushels sweet potatoes 7647 peach trees 4042 bushels.
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