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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
5
Commodity notes from Savannah indicate a turpentine firm at 1.06 dollars per unit. Across New York markets stocks rise, bonds vary, and cotton, sugar, and coffee show mixed or subdued movements. Chicago reports wheat steady and hogs rising while corn dips. New Orleans futures list several cotton contracts in late October. St Louis shows slight declines in Dec wheat and mixed corn prices.
The Associated Press reports Washington D C October 24 the outlook calls for considerable rain and cloudy weather in the South Atlantic States with colder Monday warmer Tuesday or Wednesday and near normal thereafter.
Georgia's deer season will open on November 1 per state game and fish commissioner Peter B. Twitty. The season lasts two months through November 31. Hunters must report deer kills to the county game warden or commissioner within five days or face misdemeanor charges.
City announces dog licenses due with a one dollar tax per dog. Tags may be secured at City Hall. E. M. Smith Jr., City Clerk.
Thomasville High School overwhelmed Camilla with a 61 to 0 victory as Pfeister starred with multiple long runs including an 82 yard TD. Camilla coach Mark Anthony guided the team but Camilla could not match the home team's speed or power.
Washington October 24 Col William Mitchell of the Army Air Service will plead guilty or not guilty to eight charges of violating the ninety sixth article of war. The specifications allege conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline and disrespect to War Department and Navy Department administrations. Formal arrest is expected just before the trial, with the accused confined to city limits.
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