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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
2
Classified notes list Moore Music Co piano ads and easy payments, plus U-DRIVE-IT taxi service. Local visitors include M S Harrell of Atlanta H E Fox of Augusta and many others, with pool opening at Smiths Park and neighbors staying with the Howards and Wertz families.
Church minutes record resolutions for Judge John Swift Montgomery who died February 12 1925 as a deacon and trusted citizen of Thomasville. They praise his integrity Christlike life and urge copying the memorial to family and local papers.
Salina Ross wife of John Ross was buried yesterday at the colored cemetery. Described as much-liked by white and colored communities, she lived a useful life among her colored friends, always fulfilling her obligations with her best efforts.
Street tax reminder to pay before June 1 to earn a discount. City Treasurer J. W. H. Mitchell urges residents to settle promptly.
Thomasville and regional residents appear in a mixed notices column. Clayton Lindsey leaves for New Orleans to transact with the Commercial Credit Company. Families from Tallahassee and New Orleans visit the Varnedee and Griffin households for graduations and social occasions.
Paris May 25 report says continuous firing on the central Moroccan front with French forces holding position. Abdel-Krim strengthens both wings of his lines but no advance has begun yet.
Washington May 25 The police chiefs of foreign countries now touring the East who failed to see President Coolidge when he became indisposed were invited to call at the White House today.
The Institute of Pacific Relations will hold its first two week conference in Honolulu starting July 1 with seven nations participating including Canada Japan China Australia New Zealand the Philippines and the United States. Prominent supporters include John D Rockefeller Jr Bernard M Baruch and Harvard president A Lawrence Lowell. The meeting may establish a permanent Pan-Pacific clearing house for continuous study and exchange of ideas.
Local Weather Bureau report for Thomasville Georgia notes fair and cooler tonight with partly cloudy conditions Tuesday. Observations show 1 p.m. humidity 48 percent and northwest wind at 6 mph. Rainfall 1.18 inches since month start. 1.93 inches since January 1. Mean today 80. normal 76. Highest today 88. record high 101 in history.
An advertisement extols purified ox gall as a liver regulator. It claims toxins are removed within 24 hours and blood purification begins, promising clearer skin and improved health from Dioxel tablets sold in a wine package. A coupon offers a free trial.
The opening session at the Bureau of Standards brings municipal and state officials along with trade and manufacturing representatives. Over the next four days the conference will cover taximeter checks railroad car scales and ice cream quantity estimates.
Geneva May 25 Germany announced readiness to participate in any international conference agreement for the complete suppression of the use of chemical and poison gas in warfare.
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