Notice of Grant of Letters in Alabama Probate Court
Notice that letters of administration de bonis non were granted on June 25 1932 by Judge H K Martin in Houston County Alabama for the estate of Alford L Jones deceased. Creditors must present all claims within the legal time or be barred.
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State OF
Alabama
Houston County
Alford L. Jones
H. K. Martin
Port Panama City Opens Chatta hoochee Valley
The Port of Panama City opens as the region's natural outlet to world markets through St Andrews Bay. International Paper locates a 90 acre paper mill site here, promising a $3,000,000 mill with concrete docks and deep water harbors.
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Chattahoochee
Savannah
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Mobile
Pensacola
New Orleans
Panama City
Chattahoochee Valley
St. Andrews Bay
International Paper Company
Port of Panama City links Chattahoochee Valley to world trade
The Pan ama City harbor expands as the 5 million dollar Southern Kraft Mills turns pine into kraft paper and opens a fast route for exports. Dothan ships 35000 bales of cotton inland to Europe China and Japan while peanuts and fertilizer move through the port. A deep harbor channel and coastwise and foreign lines boost shipments and promise future growth for the valley port.
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St. Andrews Bay
Southern Kraft Mills
Panama City
Atlanta
Dothan
Europe
China
Japan
Shanghai
Savannah
Chattahoochee Valley
United States
Indica
Bull Lines
Tampa
Baltimore
Newark
Moore and McCormick
New Orleans
Boston
Tarpon
Mobile
Carabelle
Mobile & Oceanic S.S Company
European
United Kingdom
Waterman Steamship Company
Broadway
New York
Bull Line
Mobile Oceanic Lines
Jacksonville
America
Chattahooches Valley
Niobe Towed to Port Kiel for Grounding Work
The German training ship Niobe, sunk July 26 with 69 lives lost, arrived at Kiel harbor under tow by tugs. It will be grounded in shallow water to allow removal of any bodies and recovery operations.
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Kiel
Germany
Curious World Concert Audiences in the 18th Century
The piece notes that audiences during 18th century concerts were noisy and distractive with constant conversations and warnings about decorum. Egg and vegetable throwing occurred and fears of damaged dresses kept many patrons away. The next question asks whether a homing pigeon flies day and night.
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