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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1932
Page
3
Alabama railroads seek higher charges for reconsignments and diversions of nonperishable freight, with a Public Service Commission hearing opening September 13 in Montgomery. Shippers protest the proposal and will present testimony as both sides are allowed to argue the case.
A Michigan fishing report notes the discovery of a fish with as many as five heads in local waters. Authorities are documenting the unusual specimen and monitoring for any related environmental factors or further sightings.
Alabama sportsmen were cautioned by I T Quinn state game and fisheries commissioner after two fishermen drowned near a dam at Wetumpka. He warned boats can be ripped into gates and currents near dams are deadly asking sportsmen to stay clear and help prevent more accidents.
After a hard day or nervous strain the face shows strain. The writer cleanses with cream, removes it, applies greasier cream, then rests. She rubs tired facial muscles from lip center to nose corners using finger tips to lift the mouth into a healthier, happier look.
An all day Sacred Harp singing session was held at Webb Methodist Church. O G Tidwell opened, I A Dickerson led prayers, and numerous pupils and visitors directed songs. Ruby Chapman served as secretary as O C Tidwell presided and J T Patterson dismissed the gathering.
The New York cotton market opened plentiful and then scarce in the afternoon with prices down 18 points on Liverpool and southern selling. Weather rumors from Texas dampened early trade though only light showers were reported. Heavy rains hit the East and Central weevil regions. No definite federal marketing aid announced, but a plan apparently moves forward in Washington. The day ends narrow with a firm undertone.
Will Sharpless complains about a reporter who quoted him in the Pull Column claiming schools would reopen. He says rumors of closure were meant to spur teachers to do their jobs, and jokes about Homerery axe were misunderstood, leading to regret over what appeared in print.
The Storting is empowered to increase duties by up to 400 percent and to place goods on the free list up to 50 percent ad valorem as conditions require. In France, sardines sell at 2 cents per dozen, with the canning industry seeking army help to market the fish in the soldiers’ rations.
A large crowd attended the courthouse sing on Sunday led by president Jim Helms. The first song lesson featured J. T. Pope, David Davis, M. G. Chapman Jr, T. G. Barber, and L. Spivey. Second lesson included W. E. Dickerson, Bernice Tidwell, Lucile Johnson, Jack Whitlock, Louise Johnson, Elizabeth Whitlock, J. W. Chapman, F. M. Roney. Teachers’ lesson list included O. G. Tidwell, S. L. Spivey, Mr. Culpepper, J. W. Chapman, R. Wilson, Mr. Underwood, B. H. Salles, Mr. Tew, and Mr. Hicks.
In Rio de Janeiro the press supports Brazil's fleet modernization as the United States plans a renewed naval mission. The new mission will include two officers, down from twenty under the former arrangement.
An Archaeological expedition led by Dr. Site Ram, curator of the Lahore museum, explores the Kurukshetra forest area uncovering ancient artifacts and carvings. The team reports finding fragments suggesting historical settlement and cultural heritage significance.
Archaeologists report discovering tag cotta statues and other artifacts dating back to 300 B C during a museum survey. The find suggests ancient material culture preserved in storage rooms. Further analysis will determine origins and significance.
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