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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1925
Page
4
Washington reports October brings a shifted sky with Jupiter in quadrature on the 7th and Mars fading from the evening view. Fomalhaut rises in the southeast while Capricorn and Aquarius dominate the northern zodiac. Venus remains a western sunset sight for a couple of hours after dusk.
New York Sept 29 Believing Christ founded the church to be a home for sinners as well as a school for saints Rt Rev Irving P Johnson bishop of Colorado urged Congs reflect Christ's attitude toward the sinner or fail to produce saints The Commission on Evangelism report to the New Orleans convention Oct 7 calls evangelism a church priority through service and grace.
Fredericksburg Virginia September 29. Noted tree surgeon and Ohio congressman Davey offers his services to save the last chestnut tree planted by George Washington in the spot where the original colonies began.
The annual Reunion of Georgia Division United Confederate Veterans will be held in Albany October 14 and 15 with an open air concert, receptions, multiple addresses by senior veterans leaders, musical programs, a grand march, and a Sons of Veterans Ball at Elks Club. The schedule includes greetings from city officials, the Dougherty County Chapter UDC, and Sons of Confederate Veterans, plus parades and a park auto ride.
General Primo de Rivera commander of Spanish forces in Morocco visits the front aboard the battleship Alfonso XI. He surveys landing areas and discusses future advances with generals and other military officials as thousands of visitors observe the scene.
A compilation of recent visitors and local residents in Thomasville includes W. E. Cain of Macon, W. H. Parker of Atlanta, J. H. Kidd of Albany, B. D. Fudge of Nashville, H. H. Hudgins of Moultrie, Lula Baker, Thomas Johnson of Atlanta, H. B. Litchford of Richmond, T. H. Applewhite of Jacksonville, Louise Mims en route to Nashville, Marguerite Milton visiting Gainesville and Sanford, Cecroft Music Co. ads, and various hospital, education, and business updates.
Baxley Georgia farmers discover bene or sesame seed from segame plant boosts chicken flavor and growth. Traders in south Florida hotels show interest but lack knowledge of bene fed poultry. Segame grown locally in central Georgia, once a curiosity, now used to feed corraled poultry and attract quail. Appling county farmer J M Godleys notes its benefits.
Dublin Ga Sept 29 officers have not located the black man found in a young white woman's room Saturday night about eight miles from Dublin. They have identified him as Roosevelt Kitchens a young man recently released from Laurens county chain gang after a bicycle theft sentence. He reportedly spent Sunday night in Dublin but remains at large.
South Bend Ind Sept 29 Final articles for a Dempsey Wills match to be signed at 10 am in Niles Mich with the fight planned after August 3 1928 Andrew M Weisberg head of the financing syndicate said details withheld but negotiations looked promising Paddy Mullins challenger manager voiced cautious optimism The boxers left the conference irritable but regained their composure as talks continued without disclosure of guarantees or exact venue and date
The text explains that the plant's pods explode when ripe, giving rise to the expression open sesame. It notes bone yields are similar to other common plants, used for chicken feed and is highly fattening, with scattered references to Bia force and chickens.
Richmond County court officials set 200 Union county veniremen to report for the murder trial of W W B Cole, Rockingham cotton mill president charged with killing W W Ormond. The jury was drawn from Montgomery Union Stanley and Scotland counties after a motion for a county move. Cole pleaded not guilty and answered questions in court amid defense guidance.
In Macon on September 29 Fred Dismuke, new deputy prohibition administrator for southern Georgia, launched a wide effort to disrupt whisky distilling in nearby counties. A raid in Monroe County seized a 600-gallon still, 5,000 gallons of mash, and 120 gallons of whiskey, with four men arrested. two released on bonds, two others remaining jailed. Dismuke vowed to extend operations to stop influx of spirits at the source, aiming to curb Macon’s whiskey trade.
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