Evening Chat at the Country Club Gossip Gathers Around Dixon Race
George Logue and others recall political bets and quiet affiliations among Dixon supporters at a country club gathering. Pat Poyner jokes about a rubber belt miracle remedy to beat aging as a promotional gag. Charles Rush recalls a Troy baseball bench misunderstanding involving two civilians mistaken for officials. Tom Buntin notes Dixon’s lieutenant and a Graves speech. Charlie Faulk reports Jasper mob brutality and a bottle wound incident. Bill Roundtree quits farming after navy discharge and chicken cabbage joke end.
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Colds and Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven benefit cold remedy that fights germs fast without narcotics. It claims the product is powerful yet harmless and offers a money back guarantee through your druggist if relief is not achieved.
More Cotton Used Is Bureau Report
Cotton consumed in March totaled 543,690 bales of lint and 74,520 bales of linters, with February and prior year figures shown. Hand in consuming establishments and in public storage details, plus imports, exports, spindles active, and cotton consumed in cotton growing states. Includes March 31 and February 28 contrasts and March last year figures.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Governor Honors Extradition Requests
Governor B M Miller issued requisition papers for Ernest Hayes to be returned from Picayune Mississippi to Sumter County for second degree murder charges. Dorsett McGloshin is to be sent from Tennessee to Jackson County on burglary charges. Extradition requests from Florida include TI Gantt to Perry for issuing a worthless check and Lanier Hendley to Panama City for grand larceny.
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B. M. Miller
Ernest Hayes
Picayune
Miss
Sumter County
Dorsett McGloshin
Tennessee
Jackson County
Florida
T I. Gantt
Perry
Fla
Marianna Woman Found Dead Of Heart Attack At Home
Mrs. Eugene Dowles of Marianna Florida was found dead in her home this morning by a servant at about 11 o clock. She had complained of feeling ill yesterday and is believed to have died from a heart attack. Her husband, deputy clerk of the Jackson County Circuit Court, is the son of Anderson Dowles. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Marianna
Fila
Eugene Dowles
Jackson County
Anderson Dowles
City News Briefs Roundup of Local Movements and Meetings
Sam Kelly and Dave Harvard spent Sunday in Panama City Florida on business. Anderson moved from 608 W Adams to North Orange street. Charles Creech stationed at the CCC unit near Pensacola has leave extended until next Wednesday. Fred Barrow moves today from 107 N Bell to the Houston Sweet Shop rear. W P Wright got a permit to build a $40 sheet iron storage house at 132 Pine street. H V Richey moves from Stough street to W Main street. Business and Professional Women's club meets at 8 in the Houston Hotel parlors Tuesday night with regular business on the agenda. J G Johnston Jr Goodyear sales rep attended an Atlanta regional conference April 12 where C C Osman delivered the keynote.
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Charles Creech
CCC
Pensacola
Fred Barrow
N. Bell Street
Houston Sweet Shop
W. P. Wright
Pine Street
Wright
Houston Hotel
J. G. Johnston, Jr
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Atlanta
C. C. Osman
Savannah naval stores activity report eases in April
Turpentine firm noted 147 sales, 287 receipts, 316 shipments, and stock of 5,348. Rosin firm reported no sales but 1,989 receipts, 230 shipments and stock of 76,748 in Savannah on April 18, per AP.
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Savannah Naval Stores
Savannah
Chicago Hogs Market Report Apr 16 Hogs 28 000 head
U S Dept of Agriculture report from Chicago shows hogs at 28 000 head with slow and weak bidding versus Friday. Prices ranged with 170 270 lb at 3 90 4 05, up to 4 10 sparsely. 280 325 lb at 3 75 3 90. most lights 3 80 or lower. packing sow weights 3 10 3 25. medium 200 250 lb 3 90 4 10. heavy 250 350 lb 3 70 4 00.
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Chicago
U. S
Sanitary Projects Halted in County Await Word on Relief
Federal relief projects in Houston County including drainage sanitation tubercular cottages and the Brille's Fever survey are halted while officials await word on the new setup. Health officer Dr. F G Granger said it is not yet known if funding will come from the new arrangement and final word may take several days.
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Houston County
F. G. Granger
Granger
Nine Thousand Dollar Teacher Salary Checks Due
February salaries for Houston County teachers totaling $9,000 have been approved. Checks are expected to arrive daily, said Solomon Baxter, county superintendent of education.
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Houston County
Solomon Baxter
Garner Funeral Plans Completed
Jolly Garner brother of Vice President John N Garner will be laid to rest in Detroit Texas mausoleum. Funeral services expected Wednesday after his death by suicide at his residence following a talk with friends and family. Coroner ruled death by own action and Vice President Garner said he would not attend.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jolly Garner
John N. Garner
Detroit
United States Mounted Customs Service
A. C. Ash
Garner
J. M. Goggin
Washington
Dixon Plan for Alabama Governance Promoted by Judge Lewis
Judge Lewis argues Dixon would appoint governor heads and recall powers, modeling after Roosevelt, to make state officials accountable to the people. He says the old-line politicians fear change as Alabama seeks a government by the people rather than the party.
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Dixon
Judge Lewis
State Department
Roosevelt
Lewis
Alabama
Illness in Blakely: Mrs K V Shutes in hospital
Mrs K V Shutes of Blakely Georgia is seriously ill in a local hospital.
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K. V. Shutes
Blakely, Ga
Council to Take Up 2 Ordinances Tonight
Passage of two ordinances is set for the regular city council meeting. One would authorize Council President Martin to sign a contract with Hoffman Combustion Engineering for three stokers, vetoed by Mayor Ezell. The other would ban buses from stopping on streets under 60 feet wide, potentially forcing the bus terminal to relocate from Adams Street.
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L Cc. Ezell
W. F. Martin
Hoffman Combustion Engineering Co
Ezell
Mail deliveries to be restored in the city
Postmaster General James A. Farley ordered payless furloughs and curtailed service, but Dawsey announced that daily mail deliveries would be restored to three for the business section and two for the residential area. The May 1 effective cancellation had cut noon business and afternoon residential deliveries. Mrs. C. H. Ellison left for Panama City for the Fordan-Masker wedding set for Tuesday.
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James A. Farley
S. M. Dawsey
Farley
Dawsey
C. H. Ellison
Panama City
Nurse Ill at Local Hospital Miss Idel BSE Student
Miss Idel BSE student nurse is listed as ill at a local hospital.
EXTRA COTTON CUT DRIVE NEARS END
Houston county farm agent C E Stapp said a small number of farmers refused further reductions in cotton control contracts, adjusted under state committee instructions. Adjustments will be sent to the state committee for Washington approval, with rental checks expected within ten days after mailout.
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Houston County
State Cotton Committee
C. E. Stapp
State Committee
Washington
Chicago Egg and Dairy Prices Reported by AP
Chicago on April 16 reports steady butter at 10 466 and mixed creamery specials with scores 93 and 92, plus various grade classifications and current receipts. Eggs listed at 52 088 with firmer and extra firsts, fresh graded firsts, and current receipts noted.
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Chicago
Montgomery Hosts Weekend Guests From Shanghai and Alabama
Captain and Mrs. T. A. Austin Jr of Montgomery and Captain Erwin Manthey of Shanghai China were weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Burdeshaw, sharing hospitality during their visit.
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T. A. Austin, Jr
Montgomery
Erwin Manthey
Shanghai
China
H. B. Burdeshaw
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