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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
4
Chicago grain and produce market notes show May wheat around 1.87, corn near 1.83, oats near 1.64 with firmer rosin and turpentine in Savannah. St Louis quotes wheat at 1.86, corn at 1.27, July wheat 1.60, July corn 1.31. New York stocks and bonds steady to irregular as cotton and sugar mix, New Orleans cotton prices steady with March at 25.80 and May near 26.04 to 26.05.
A government bill to subsidize the new Radio Corporation of Japan promoting radio exchanges with the United States will be introduced in the Diet by the department of communications. The subsidy equals 8 percent of the company capitalization.
In Randolph Reprint the memo discusses audits, a padded payroll controversy in the State Highway Department, and Governor's response. It notes Anderson and Dawson, resignations, charges, and delays in completing the Stone Mountain memorial project. The piece mentions public curiosity about the memorial’s finish and national significance.
Secretary Mellon says waivers granted to minority Ford stockholder will protect U S interests and allows for an arbitrary assessment if needed. He notes cooperation with Senators on Atlantic Gulf case and defends previous 1917 1918 copper valuations while underlining due process for Senator Couzens.
Georgia Department of Agriculture officials say the best farm formula is fewer acres with higher per acre yield through better seed soil fertilizer and cultivation. They emphasize profit over sheer area and favor small, efficiently managed farms and boll weevil vigilance.
In St. Petersburg Florida a second examination found Babe Ruth has a slight fracture of the terminal phalanx of the ring finger on his left hand. The injury occurred in a practice game when a football bounced off his finger. He will miss about a week as Yankees officials worry over his absence.
Paris reports the French government growing concerned over rising immigration now numbering about 2,000,000 foreign workingmen. The article notes official attention and public alarm as the trend continues.
Washington March 10 a Rockefeller Institute scientist told the American Congress on Internal Medicine that male mosquitoes are simple to study while female mosquitoes resist understanding. Dr Samuel Darling noted malaria remains present in parts of the South despite overall declines.
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