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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1929
Page
1
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National Guard troops are assigned to guard the Alabama Florida border to enforce the fruit fly quarantine. Guardsmen will stop search and confiscate restricted fruits and vegetables, place them in pits, and use red flares and flags during patrols. Commissioner Dunwoody issued instructions stressing courteous handling and treatment of passing travelers. Florida shipments may pass through Alabama if certified and outside the quarantine zone.
J. N. Donaldson brought to the Eagle office worms infesting a satsuma tree on West Whidden. He urges residents with satsuma trees to inspect for the destructive worm and remove it to save the foliage.
Extensive improvement plans at Fritter Springs are under way by E. B. Porter, the recent purchaser of the resort. The formal opening of the Springs is postponed several days due to the enlargement.
The American Legion Auxiliary's two month membership drive concludes at the regular Legion post meeting at the Legion hall at 8 o'clock. The event aims to finalize new member enrollments and recognize participants.
In Akassa, Nigeria, French Equatorial Africa, perfumery thrives as liquid perfumes with alcohol gain popularity alongside scented creams and hair pomade. The perfume trade in French colonies has doubled in two years with yearly consumption near 60,000 gallons of perfumes and 300,000 pounds of other scents.
At Brunswick Georgia customs officers seized a liquor boat an automobile truck and 350 cases of assorted liquor valued at 20000 following arrests yesterday as the men unloaded the cargo. Seven men jailed today three escaped and the boat likely loaded at Jacksonville and landed at Dover Bluff near Brunswick.
In Shanghai the 9000 plus White Russians face a split fate. A quarter settle as Shanghailanders in the French concession, while others drift as homeless laborers surviving on meager wages. Some run shops, a few prosper, yet many work in bars or on ships. Tensions with locals rise as strikes and assaults occur with little protection.
Houston county farmers have received checks totaling $167,000 in federal relief loan applications. County agent Henry Witherington says last night’s receipts add $24,684 to the total as he handles the loan negotiations.
Max OJnes of Auburn visits his parents Mr and Mrs D G Jones. Miss Katie Lou Carter visits Miss Elizabeth Lee a Conservatory of Music student in Birmingham.
New Orleans cotton trading opened with cautious gain as light offerings and cover buying supported a rally after sharp prior liquidation. Weather outlook forecasts four to five inches of rain in the southeastern belt. rally potential rises with ceil weather aid and market demand. Liverpool futures listed for May and summer months ahead.
Dr Russell E Neff county health officer has been ill since Friday and his secretary reports he will likely resume duties at the health office tomorrow or Thursday.
Mrs. Bibb Graves will accompany her husband Governor Graves to the annual chamber of commerce dinner at the Houston hotel tonight. Secretary M. Weatherly advises.
Judge Pearce and Solicitor Mullins departed for Abbeville where the circuit court is in session this week. The court will convene in Abbeville on Tuesday, May 9, marking the start of formal proceedings and ongoing legal business.
The Houston county board of revenue will convene in regular session on Monday with May as the target month. Main focus centers on road building and related public works discussions.
The Grow Healthy Chicks campaign expands beyond Lincoln Nebraska to become a nationwide effort. It aims to reduce the high mortality rate of chicks in the first eight weeks of life. Sir Walter Runciman, a British millionaire, advocates marrying early and avoiding clubs as a path to happiness.
A cotton chopper demonstration will be held Friday afternoon at the Spann Brothers farm. Alabama Machinery & Supply Co the local representative and a factory expert will supervise. The public is invited to observe the event.
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