Tobacco crop plan aims to boost Wiregrass farmers in Florida
Du ban Chamber of Commerce secretary E W Weatherly leads a campaign to reintroduce tobacco as a small scale alternate crop for Jackson and nearby Wiregrass farmers. A five acre patch yielded 1500 dollars, with four to five acres offering a quick harvest before cotton ginning. If 300 acres embracing the plan, a demonstrator will teach cultivation and curing methods. Weatherly predicts growing interest could expand to 1000 acres next year and establish a local warehouse and market.
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Houston County
E. W. Weatherly
Duban
Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce
Wage and Coe Drug Store
Secretary Weatherly
Former Dothan Resident Dies in Florida City
Funeral services for Edward Joseph McAdam 68 former manager of Moore Ice Co will be held in Montgomery. He died Monday night in Kelly City Florida and is survived by his widow one son four daughters two brothers and two sisters He was a Catholic. Body to arrive Thursday and services at St Andrews Catholic Church with time to be announced.
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Edward Joseph McAdam
Moore Ice Co
Kelsey City
Fla
Montgomery
McAdam
Charles R. McAdam
Chett D. McInnes
Louisville, Jr
Teresa
Edna
Barbara McAdam
George McAdam
Killer Begins to Tell Truth Says Attorney
Mexico City reports Attorney General Nieto says the assassin of Obregon, De Leon Toral, belongs to a terrorist group led by Abbes Maria conceyition 7M Gash Acevedo de la Lata. The prosecutor states Toral will reveal the whole truth in a private conference to prompt a full disclosure before a jury.
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Mexico City
Torney General
Taily
Tural
Troy
Argentina Town Rules by Communists Highlighted
Article describes a town in Argentina, named Canada Verde, ruled by a communist municipal government after a recent election. Population listed around 4,060 with residents greeted as Comrade. children said to sing praises, plaza redesigned with red flower beds, and signage changed to reflect the new regime.
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Buenos Ahk
Argentina
Canada
Canada Verde
Tax Office Post Weed New Orleans
Tax office note from New Orleans dated August 2 reports a public weed assessment or release item. The fragmentary text references a tax or notice process and a financial amount.
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New Orleans
British Flyers Forced Down in Atlantic
Captain Frank T. Coan ney, British aviator, and three companions are adrift in a Dornier flying boat after taking off from the Azores. They are within about 500 miles of Newfoundland and are not in immediate danger while rescue ships coordinate assistance.
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Hugh
Newfoundland
Associated Press
Frank T. Coanney
Atlantic
Horta
Azores
Courtney
Revival at Flowers Chapel Begins Sunday August 5
Revival services start Sunday with an 11 oclock sermon at Flowers Chapel. Rev M Baldwin of Midland City will preach. Services are held twice daily with morning and evening sessions. An invitation is extended to the public.
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Flowers Chapel
M. Baldwin
Midland City
TiOorn
Georgia Men Die Tomorrow in Milledge Executions
The Prison Commission declined to commute the death sentences of Clifford Thompson of Etowah and James Hugh Moss of Neer who were convicted of murdering a Murray County storekeeper during a hold up. Both are scheduled to die in Milledgeville. A. S. Johnson, their counsel, said no final plea would be made before Governor Hardman after a telephone talk in which the governor indicated he would not interfere.
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Atlanta
Clifford Thompson
Etowah
Enn
James Hugh Moss
Neer
Murry County
Milledge
Tomurray
A. S. Johnson
Hardman
Johnson
Morris Malone and Betts Slinglaff Form Insurance Agency Here
Morris Malone and Betts Slinglaff have organized an insurance agency in the area. The venture is described as a new local business venture with an office in the community.
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Morris Malone
Betts Slinglaff
Office
Rimas
Wilbowrte
Inchading
Lawrenceville Explosion Death Toll Rises to Eight
Lawrenceville reports eight dead after a major blast. Details remain scarce as investigators probe the site and assess casualties.
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Lawrenceville
Water Wizard to Perform Death Defying Stunt Sunday
A water show featuring the performer Water Wizard will be staged once at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon at a local venue. The event promises daring feats and a display of skill, drawing interest for a family audience.
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Water Wizard
Vare Is Victim of Paralysis
A brief notice reports that Vare suffers paralysis affecting mobility and daily activities, with limited details on cause or prognosis provided by the source.
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Vare
Weather Brent Gulf region unsettled with shifting winds
Forecast shows tonight and tomorrow cloudy with scattered thunder showers. Winds shift from east to south as a wet pattern dominates the Gulf coast area with unsettled conditions and possible rain episodes across the region.
Time of day finder locates matches worldwide
A compact note describes a simple calculator that identifies the time of day anywhere on Earth. It mentions a Goa Sag and various names in a garbled line of text, leaving the core idea of a universal time finder unclear and fragmentary.
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Earth
Alabama farmers pool 80000 bales in annual cotton pools
Montgomery dispatch says Alabama farmers across SS counties heard reports from the Alabama mutual supply and cotton associations. Local leaders led by Edward A. O Neal and Allen Northington reported the year as highly successful with 50 077 bales pooled in the special pool and Hog bales in the regular pool.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Alabama Farm Mutual Supply and Cottom
Edward A. O'Neal
Allen Northington
W. D. Barton
N. Eric Beil
AL N. Culver
J. A
Cotton Association
Northington
Spe
Buorenu
Stop Sign Painter Among First Violators of Crossing Law
A man who painted stop signs at a railroad crossing and street intersections was arrested yesterday for failing to stop. Boal Lenkert, who helped place the warning signs, did not halt the vehicle at the Main tree crossing, violating the new ordinance.
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Direc
Mator
Boal Lenkert
Doen Aign Pairte
Olfred Moates
Lankeat
Dothan Cancels Todays Game With Blakely
Weather and scheduling issues force Dothan to cancel a listed game against Blakely this afternoon. The report mentions rain and travel concerns affecting the contest.
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Dothan
Blakely
Meeting of Pastors and Superintendents of All Churches
A Sunday meeting of pastors and superintendents from all churches is announced. The gathering aims to discuss collaborative oversight and community outreach efforts across congregations. Participants from multiple denominations are expected to attend.
U S Teams Struggle At Amsterdam Olympic Trials
United States track and field athletes posted a disappointing day at the Amsterdam Olympics trials. Finnish and Armenian competitors led events as U S contenders failed to win any medals in the marquee four events and several field events.
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Amsterdam
O Union
Ieey
Finland
Se Armeian
Res Cunger
USA
Owene
Mikie Oda
Japan
Pew
Casey
United States
Negro Campaign Group for Republicans Formed
A newly organized Negro campaign group supports Republican efforts, signaling increased mobilization in political races. The formation aims to boost outreach and voter participation for GOP candidates amid evolving party dynamics.
Prohi Violators Plead Guilty and Face Fines
Multiple defendants in a Florida Republic related case plead guilty to transporting whiskey. Sentences include fines up to 500 dollars, suspended sentences, and hard labor for others. Some defendants receieved bonds or had cases continued due to various factors including a murder charge and embezzlement transfer.
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Messer
McKinnen
Fhgucy
T. d. Atkine
Payne
Ben May
Will Braith
Gaty
Tam
Ated
Len Yengs
Pepitentary
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Roy Metey
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Comer Knight
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Abdnet
George Fuller
Legeeod Alontgomery
Teri
Ceuth Tsravel
Odsreeny
John Cleveland
Noite
Suminat Aldante Hoalland
Attendance Grows at Assembly of God Camp Meetings
Attendance rises at the Assembly of God camp grounds during a series of meetings led by Rev. Oanferdy Ptie and associates. The report notes increased participation from attendees traveling from nearby areas and cites religious instruction, singing, and prayer as core activities drawing crowds.
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Assembly OF God
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