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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1930

Page

8

Cotton market eases as traders trim positions in quiet day

In New York April 9 the cotton market moved lower and traded quietly with scattered long liquidation in small lots. Co op brokers bought July cotton in the afternoon while May and July futures remained unchanged overall. Weather reports noted rain needs in Texas and Oklahoma and excessive rain in Georgia and Alabama affecting field work.

Palmer Cotton New York Co-op Texas Oklahoma Georgia Alabama Central Belt Carolinas Caroline

Building for Rent Formerly Occupied by Dotha Eagle

Miscellaneous for rent notice states a building formerly occupied by Dotha Eagle is available. It can be arranged for two tenants and inquiries should be directed to the Eagle Office.

Dotha- Eagle Eagle Office

Auction Notice for Farm and Property in Mobile Alabama

Auction advertisement from Mobile Alabama offers sale of farm and all personal property. Public notice invites interested buyers to bid on the listed assets at the scheduled auction.

Chicago creamery quality report figures released

Chicago April 9 AP reports dairy product quality and pricing details including tub counts and creamery standards with ranges for extra firsts firsts and seconds across specified measurements.

Chicago

Henry B Steagall Announces 1890 Democratic Congress Run

Henry B Steagall announces his candidacy in the Democratic primary for Representative from Alabama's Third District. The primary is set for the second Tuesday in August 1890.

Congress Alabama Henry B. Steagall

Ward Declares Candidacy for Twentieth Judicial Circuit Solicitor

R W Ward announces candidacy for the office of Solicitor in the Twentieth Judicial Circuit subject to the Democratic Primary on August 1930. He urges voters to support him and use their influence.

Twentieth Judicial Circuit

Date for Solicitor for Twentieth Judicial Circuit Named

The notice states a date for the Solicitor of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit, pending action of the Democratic Primary. The item indicates upcoming timing linked to party processes and official selection procedures.

Jamaicans Cleared of Hoboing Charges in Pensacola Court

Three Jamaican ship hands were released from hoboing charges by Common Pleas Judge Keen er Baxley in Pensacola. They explained they missed a fruit transport sailing from Dothan to Charleston and sought a boat back to the West Indies. They were advised to travel by highway to reach the Charleston dock by Saturday night.

Jamaica Dothan Charleston D. C West Indies Common Pleas Keener Baxley Joe Rollins the Eagle Rollins

Ruth Hanna McCormick Wins Senate Seat in Historic Victory

Ruth Hanna McCormick, widow of Medill McCormick and daughter of Mark Hanna, defeats rival in a defining Senate race. She tells reporters she wants no human interest but emphasizes the win as a major victory for women and plans to return to Congress floor soon. The dramatic campaign has captivated the nation.

Mark Hanna Congress Medill McCormick

Church Leaders Debate Role in Politics and Lobbying

Testimony accuses a church board of political activity near the Capitol with Tinkham as secretary to Clarence True Wilson and access to Congress. He contends churches should not engage in politics though individuals may act. Caraway directs a reply opportunity for the board and council.

Clarence True Wilson Washington Capitol Tinkham Congress Wilson Melrose Mass Caraway

Editor Eugene Statts Admitted After Pneumonia Complications

Editor Eugene Statts of The Lip comb News and Observer was admitted to a local hospital today with complications following pneumonia. A thorough examination was made, but at 2 o'clock no report on his condition was available. hospital attaches reported he would be released.

Eugene Statts Lipcomb

Cotton market steadies as New York opens firm on near term liquidation

New York cotton opens steady fading to a small decline with near month contracts under liquidation. Spot May buyers push futures higher. prices firm after opening as traders weigh unsettled yesterday. Foreign exchange mixed and New Orleans trades mirror the quiet start with slight losses and a later rally.

New York

Raw sugar prices steady as April Cuban sales noted

Raw sugar held at 3.89 for spot duty paid with 47,000 bags of Cuban for April arrival. Futures opened steady then gained 4 to 6 points on covering and new outside buying. Refined withdrawal demand fair. new business light. Fine granulated 4.99, second hands 4.75.

New York

Cottonseed oil futures steady in New York trading

On April 9 in New York the cottonseed oil market closed steady with prices for multiple contracts. Prime summer yellow quoted at 8.80, prime crude 7.25 to 7.50, with April 8.80, May 9.00, June 9.08, July 9.22, August 9.30, September 9.38, October 9.37 and November 9.20. Sales 9,200.

New York

Cottonseed futures hold steady with no sales

Cottonseed futures closed steady in Memphis with bids for April through November at 37.00 37.00 37.00 36.75 36.00, respectively, and no sales. Cottonseed meal futures also steady with bids for April through November at 35.00 35.30 35.80 35.75 35.30, and 700 tons sold.

Memphis Tenn

Cotton market reports from Liverpool and New Orleans

Cotton spot in Liverpool fair demand with lower prices. American trade steady overall. Prices for various grades span strict good middling to low middling with sales of 7 000 bales. Receipts also 7 000, including 2 800 American. Futures closed steady. In New Orleans cottonseed opened steady with bids from April to October ranging from 8.05 to 8.40.

New Orleans Liverpool

Chaplin Sentenced for Hoboing and Fined in Sequel

Charlie Chaplin received a second sentence for hoboing, six months in Kilby prison, after prior release from a six month term. He and two companions faced fines for drunkenness following a disturbance at Enon church reported to Sheriff Rollins.

Charlie Chaplin Alabama Filby Keener Foxiey Chaplin Kilby Felix Jackson Marvin McArdie Rollins Enon Church

Fire Damages Home on Saint LaFayette Street

A fire damaged a residence at 1208 Saint LaFayette Street about 6 PM. Investigators believe the blaze started in a closet near the chimney due to a faulty flue, with minor damage reported by fire department headquarters.

Sant LaFayette Street

Health official checks births and deaths in Houston County

Dr W F Fales of the State Health Department visited Dothan to review births and deaths in Houston County over recent months. He was joined by Dr Russell E B Neff and Sanitary Inspector J C Pool inspecting health conditions countywide. Babe Ruth never has to work the sunfield.

W. F. Fales State Health Department Dothan Houston County Russell EB. Neff J. C Pool Babe Ruth

Jacqueline Involved After Diamond Necklace Theft

Jacqueline Gray is sought by police over a diamond necklace theft at Clivo's night club. Mrs Mason allegedly stole the necklace and Jacqueline aided unwittingly. A tense confrontation at the door with Mr Carew ends the fragment.

Nopsin Jacqueline Gray Clivo Teddy Montrose Porter Mason Mrs. Mason Jacqueline Vintona Teety Mr. Carew

Carew Visits After Raid and Proposes Dinner

Jacqueline hosts Mr. Carew who seeks her company after the night raid. He plans theater and dinner but she suspects his interest and potential link to Mrs. Porter Mason and the diamonds. She watches him search her room for the jewels while resisting giving them up.

Jacqueline Mr. Carew Carew Porter Macon Rbe Porter Mason Mrs. Mason Agabe Porter Mazon Richard Starr

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