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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1932
Page
9
In Manchester Iowa on August 18 AP reports Ivan Boone's cow died and a post mortem reveals four stomachs containing springs cog wheels wires and other material that could power an alarm clock.
Public sale to satisfy mortgages on 200 plus acres in Township 2 North Range 27 East and on 178 5/8 acres in Township 3 Range 26, Houston County. Auctions set by Metropolitan Life and Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company for 1932 sales during courthouse hours. Attorneys are Farmer Merrill & Farmer and Jack Hornington. Aug 11 18 25 and Sep 1 notices.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company as mortgage transferee will sell at public outcry the described land in Houston County Alabama including parts of Sections 19 24 25 and 26 Township 1 North Range 27 East totaling 167 acres. Sale set for the Sunday in September 1882 with principal stake to satisfy indebtedness secured by the 1925 mortgage from J G McCord Dora McCord to Jemison & Company Inc. and subsequent transfers. sale by Farmer Merrill & Farmer Attorneys. Aug 11 18 25.
In Lidgerwood North Dakota an unidentified boy was found dying from a bullet wound. Dr. E G Sasse arrived to learn the victim was his own nine year old son Wardace. Authorities say the boy shot himself accidentally while hunting with a target pistol and died shortly after.
Mark Merriman returns from the Congo to a hospital room as his wife Sondra faces pressure from gossip spread by Beatrice Taylor. Mark’s mother warns him of scandal while Sondra’s loyalty to John Anderson and his own honor threaten a fragile marriage amid hospital calm and imagined public scrutiny.
The piece notes that introduced species like muskrat, house sparrow, cabbage butterfly, and clothes moth either flourish or die out. It cites muskrats harming Central European fish ponds by wrecking dam structures and asks next about an eagle named for George Washington.
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