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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
2
A collection of satirical quips and ad slogans references to cars, paints, tires, gas, and service stations. Mentions Maxwell auto, General Cord Tire, Lone Star Service Station, A. W. Palin & Son, Julius D. Sampson wrecking, and J. O. Baxley. Ends with a transfer service ad and a Friday continuation.
A list of residents and out of town guests includes Mr. J M Smith of Macon and Mr. Arthur Wight who left for Atlanta on business. Others visiting Thomasville include Mr. H O Kincaid of Albany and Mr. F P Butt of Atlanta. The sheet notes local service ads and a swimming pool opening at Smiths Park for the season.
French forces report heavy losses among attacking Moroccans with the enemy well armed and skilled in tactics. In the Djebel Bibane area Gen Colombat pushes a contingent back as Lyautey surveys the front to plan forthcoming French counteraction against the tribesmen.
Reports from Rabat indicate French operations under General Colombet are progressing well. Freydenburg’s troops in Taourist are driving Abd el Krim’s forces from the center while Cambay presses on approaches to Taza. Counterattacks by the Rif forces have been repelled and morale at outposts remains high.
Regular meeting of J. M. Rushin Chapter No. 23 Royal Arch Masons scheduled for Thursday night May 7 at 8 30 in the lodge room of the Masonic building. F C Jones F J P and W H Mitchell secretary listed.
London May 6 Winston Churchill as exchequer sees the gold standard bill pass the Commons with unity. The debate focused on American credits and the cost of dollar purchases for the American debt while promising a formal passage in the Lords. Churchill defended the credits as deterrent to speculation and noted Morgan and Federal Reserve terms. he warned against reintroducing gold coinage during this parliament.
Mr W W Davis of Tampa Florida has been visiting relatives here and left yesterday to spend the summer in Oregon City. The note records a personal travel and stay plan with hometown and destination.
Local Weather Bureau report for Thomasville Georgia notes fair tonight with unsettled conditions Thursday. Observations show 1 pm mean today 67 and humidity 20 percent, with a high today of 79 and a low of 54. Rainfall this month totals 0.00 inches and since January 1 is 10.72 inches. Northeast wind at 1 pm at 7 mph.
Washington D C May A proposal to appoint a governmental commission to make a comprehensive report on actual and potential cotton production in the United States and abroad will be considered at the Chamber of Commerce of the United States meeting in Washington from May 20 to 22 The agricultural bureau study notes a US production decline and rising foreign efforts to develop cotton areas abroad and urges stabilization.
United States District Court Southern District of Georgia Southwestern Division. Mrs Lucy L Webb of Pavo Ga seeks discharge of debts. Hearing set for June 4 1925 at 10 a.m. in Valdosta Georgia. creditors may appear and show cause. Dated May 4 1925 Valdosta Ga. L M Erwin Clerk W E Perry Deputy Clerk.
Notice to dealers bids accepted to May 6 at 6 p m for 800 spools of 12 gauge two point barb ed wire cattle fencing six inches between bobs weight 75 to 80 pounds per 80 rod spools standard make f C b Thomasville Ga J F Pittman Chairman S L Heald Clerk County Commissioners 5 4 6t
The expression stand-patter comes from poker and was used by Senator Hanna in 2002 to describe Republican leaders on the tariff question. It conveys a player who refuses to draw extra cards, sticking to the original hand.
The notice discusses production figures for both domestic and foreign activities in a specific field. It outlines quantities and pricing details relevant to the reporting period and indicates how the data will be compiled and utilized for comparative analysis.
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