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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
6
Market notes from Chicago and New York show wheat and corn futures firming in Chicago with July wheat at 1.45 and September around 1.50. Cotton prices in New York and New Orleans hold steady while July cotton futures in New Orleans trade near 28.50 and nearby prices in New York remain steady at approximately 24.80 for spot middling.
Fragmentary text outlines five ranks of nobility, mentioning viscount and other titles. The passage is garbled, with missing words and typos, making full interpretation difficult. The intended topic appears to describe traditional aristocratic hierarchy in English society.
Washington announces authorized instalment funds for quake relief in Santa Barbara. James L. Fleser to supervise from Los Angeles with Col. E. P. Bicknell coordinating with state and local authorities. Miss Clara D. Noyes directs nursing mobilization for rapid deployment of Red Cross nurses from San Francisco.
Santa Barbara reels after a powerful earthquake. Officials seek a two million dollar relief fund led by H. H. Cotton and William G. McAdoo as rebuilding plans begin. Damaged landmarks include the Arlington Hotel and the San Marcos Building. Dr. James Angle and Bertram Hancock among the identified deceased. The Sheffield dam breach threatens water supply, but a by pass keeps a main reservoir available.
Helena Montana June reports rough nationwide earthquakes over past three days raise Montana damage estimates. Officials indicate total property loss around 500000 with focus on Santa Barbara inventory and broader regional impact.
Seismographs at Kilauea Observatory record Montana and Santa Barbara quakes. Director Thomas A Jaggar Jr notes Santa Barbara tremors appeared strong at 4 15 am Santa Barbara time. He calls Montana shocks aftershocks and links unusual Halemaumau sulphur patches to volcanic activity.
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