Local visitors list across Savannah to Bradenton and Atlanta
A parade of visitors stops by Thomasville yesterday and today. Savannah, Troy, Atlanta, Waycross, Albany, Meigs, Macon and Bradenton residents are noted in town on business or for short visits. Local shops advertise plumbing and electrical work while Cocroft Music Co. promotes pianos.
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H. K. Hardy
Waycross
J. R. Burch
New Smyrna, Fla
Wreck En: Visitors Survey Gas Plant Feasibility
Perry Florida residents Mr and Mrs Remer Groover visit their mother Mrs J W Groover. Mr J F Jones Battle Creek Mich and Mr PB W Combs Waycross Ga survey Thomasville conditions for possible gas plant installation. Jones represents an investment company and Combs manages the Waycross plant.
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Mrs
Remer Groover
Perry, Fla
J. W. Groover
J. F. Jones
Battle Creek
Mich
PB. W. Combs
We Get Em Quick at Sampson's Garage Visit
Mr. C. L. Whitney of Sarasota visits Sampson's Garage for a short stay. He recently returned from Warren Ohio to see relatives, and Thomasville friends are glad to see him back in town.
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Sampson
C. L. Whitney
Sarasota
Warren
Ohio
Thomasville
Legion Debates Mitchell Mention in National Resolution
The American Legion’s national convention debated a world peace report and a plan for reorganization of national defense. A resolution praising Col. Ham Mitchell by name was dropped. discussion focuses on Mitchell’s views and the upcoming national commander election with candidates Savage Spafford and McQuigg.
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Rican Legion
Mitchell
Biamerican Legion
Philadelphia
Paris
Army
Aeronautical Committee
Auditorgn
Ham Mitchell
Church Nation
I Landis
America
Kentucky
Legion
Harding
League of Nations
American Legion
Fergy
Howard P. Savage
Chicones
Seward Spafford
New
Joe McQuigg
Gare Ae East
Crowley Takes Oath of Office as Fleet Corporation Leader
Elmer H. Crowley assumed the presidency of the Fleet Corporation in Washington D C taking the oath of office succeeding Leigh C Palmer who was removed by the shipping board. Crowley met with board members but warned it would be days before he outlined his plans. A vacancy appeared as vice president and general manager resigns in protest as Rear Admiral Hatchinson I Cone retires.
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Washington, D. C
Fleet Corporation
Elmer H. Crowley
New York
Leigh C. Palmer
Shipping Board
Crowley
Hatchinson I. Cone
Palmer
Prohibition Report Review by Church Leaders Group
Washington Oct 8 The federal council of churches appointed a representative group of church leaders to study all issues raised by its prohibition report. The administrative committee said the group represents the council’s constituent congregations and will review the findings.
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Washington, D. C
Research Department
Federal Council of Churches
Ue 5 Rat Ad Senerit
Farm Agents Meet in Albany to Tackle Weevil Fight
County farm agents from Southwest Georgia gathered in Albany to plan continued campaigns against the boll weevil and stress destroying cotton stalks this fall. J Irwin Davis led the meeting with J L Pelham detailing pecan culture.
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Albany
Georgia
J. Irwin Davis
Dougherty County
Chamber of Commerce
United States Department of Agriculture
Philema
Lions Club
Mr. Davis
J. A. Johnson
Macon
South Georgia
W. J. Davis
Coastal Plains
Tifton
O. J. Johnson
Mitchel County
A.B. Gibson
Terrell County
P. H. Ward
Thomas County
D. Young
Colquitt County
F. C. Drexel
Marion County
E. L. England
Grady County
J. L. Pelham
U. S
F R. Brison
National Pecan Exchange
Prohibition
Federal Council
Vention
Bishop Mouzon Rejects Unification hopes in conference
Nashville Tennessee October 8 Bishop Edwin D Mouzon of the Tennessee annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South called unification of American Methodism a constitutional question He dismissed reports that fusion would be pushed through at the next general conference promising to veto any such move and saying the issue would be resolved for the year if it fails in the annual conference
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Nashville
Tenn
Edwin D. Mouzon
Tennessee
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Mouzon
Friends of
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
College of Bishops
High School Meets Pelham in Weekend Football Game Here
Tomorrow at 4 pm the Bulldogs host Pelham at the Athletic Stadium with 50 and 25 cent admission. Last year Pelham beat them a new lineup will face the visitors, including Petty Barwick Willis Lambert Pfister Covington Milton Neel Zalumas Pfister Dunn. Burch and Daniels may return if possible.
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Pelham
Athletic Stadium
Moultrie
Valdosta
Bulldogs
Wilder
Invaders
Hoston
Petty
Barwick
Willis
Lambert
Pfister
Covington
Milton Center
Neel
Zalumas
Dunn
Bainbridge
Camilla
Burch
Daniels
Burch Maut
Atari
Thé
Bulldogs Fight For Positions In Key Prep Game
The article details Bulldogs players Barwick Daniels Dunn and Covington facing injuries and position shifts for the upcoming game. Dunn returns at fullback, Petty moves to end, and Patterson anchors backfield duties as Kent Mack heals. The 4 pm kickoff at the stadium follows the World Series with ticket prices listed.
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Clyde Dunn
Bulldog
Dunn
Petty
Patterson
Zalamas
Neel
Kent Mack
Covington
Pfister
Reeves
Walker
Baggs
Mahler
Poole
Vaughn Parks
Brown
Glausier
Mitchell
H. Riley
Witness Benjamin testifies in McClintock fraud case in Virginia
Staunton witnesses describe William A. Benjamin once connected to the defunct American Fuel Company as a star prosecution witness. He testified in the case against John S. McClintock charged with defrauding G. D. Wine of Churchville of a $1,000 note.
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American Fuel Company
McClintock
Benjamin
Staunton
William A. Benjamin
John S. McClintock
G. D. Wine
Churchville
Weather report for Thomasville Georgia in 1925
Weather forecast for Thomasville and vicinity shows fair tonight with Friday showers and cooler. Observations at 1 pm list high yesterday 98, today 97 to 1 pm, and monthly high 97 on Oct 5 1911. Mean today 83, normal 71. Relative humidity 41 percent at 1 pm, rainfall 0.00 in past 24 hours and 0.17 in this month. Southwest wind about 4 miles per hour.
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Thomasville
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