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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
5
Turpentine market in Savannah notes firm pricing at 1.08 per gallon on Sept 23. St Louis grain markets show wheat futures at 1.58 to 1.54. New York stocks mixed while cotton and sugar move differently.
Waycross Journal-Herald editor Jack Williams spoke before the Georgia Press Association in West Point on advertising as old as creation and the contrasts of light and shade in the fruits of the trees.
Albany business men form a syndicate to purchase the Ball plantation of about 2500 acres for 40000 dollars in Dougherty County. The property straddles Dougherty and Lee counties with waterfront areas from creeks and a dam, fronting the Albany Philema road near Kinchafoonee Creek, and is eyed for subdivision into farms and country home sites close to the city.
George Symak a large fireman confessed to killing Mrs Sophie Poleski by stuffing her into a blazing furnace at a lower East Side lumber yard. He claimed the murder followed an argument over alleged poisoning and wine. Police found Mrs Poleski's body in the furnace after a patrolman heard a scream and scaled the yard wall.
The Waycross editor extols nature as the first advertiser and urges continuous advertising to sell goods. He cites Arthur Brisbane and Julius Caesar as examples, arguing advertising must captivate thought and show personal benefit. Williams warns that neglecting ads ends business and calls advertising a doorway to bolder ventures.
Waycross Georgia September 23 The sale of stock for the new tobacco warehouse has been completed and the warehouse will move to Waycross. Stockholders met in the municipal building and reported the required shares sold and the subscription list closed. A land tract near the off canning factory was purchased to provide frontage for a track. A committee led by W Bel l inger and S Coleman was named to arrange the relocation. The move brings two warehouses to the city for the tobacco season.
Continued coverage describes the royal wedding preparations for Prince Mafalda of Italy. Guests in formal attire gather for a garden procession to a lakeside finale with lights, banquets, and timed ceremonies at the palace chapel.
The text describes a king and queen's wedding day to be marked by solemn religious rites and formal afternoon proceedings. In the morning they will greet relatives with relaxed formality as they renew rejoicing, with music, performances, and amusements, before departing by motor car for a honeymoon in Germany.
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