Separate banger and hangers price listing
Fragmentary OCR notes show items labeled Separate banger and hangers with a price tag of nine pounds. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or additional details about the items, seller, or date.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1950
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes show items labeled Separate banger and hangers with a price tag of nine pounds. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or additional details about the items, seller, or date.
A reader from Kirksville Missouri reports relief from stomach distress and general body fatigue after using BADACOL and Vita Bains Niacin deficiency remedies. The misspelled note mentions Wakeful nights and lack of energy, claiming improvements after a course. Could reflect early advertisement language for tonics.
W. C. Howard III, 72, of Dothan route three, was admitted to a Dothan hospital in serious condition after a cerebral hemorrhage at his farm near Key. He is the father-in-law of Police Chief Eddie D. Kelley. Grass fires were fought by city crews between 9:30 p.m. and 12:15 a.m., with trips to Windsor Court and Carroll Streets. no damage was recorded.
Webb High School plans an organizational meeting for a Parent Teacher Association. Principal Ab Forrester set 7 p m in the school auditorium and Dr B R Showalter of Alabama Polytechnic Institute will speak. Parents of Webb students are urged to attend.
A young man described as Erroneous McCloud was jailed on a reckless driving charge after speeding on a public highway and fabricating a story about a child’s injury. The Highway Patrol reported the two errors led to his arrest at County Jail.
In Jackson County Circuit Court Ed Hughes, 46, of Grosh, was shot twice in the leg by a 20 gauge shotgun near Malone. Pynes, now under indictment in Houston on charges of assault with intent to murder in a May 1949 shooting, faces trial as the case proceeds. Davis, a gasoline distributor, plans to seek a city post as J B Davis and details on the city primary and terms of other defendants are noted in court actions.
Seven new directors were elected by the Marianna Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Holdovers will serve another year. The First Baptist Church of Enterprise pastor Dr Brady R Justice leads Mobilization Night as the Columbia Baptist Association marks the event with a Baptist Training Union program launch for the coming year. The event, expected to attract about 400 Baptists, begins at 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church with Robert Ramsey presiding and Catherine Pearson coordinating a Looking Forward program under Ann Couch of Dothan.
A Montgomery judge issued a temporary injunction stopping the opening of bids today on eight state funded highway projects after suits by W. B. Timmons of the Alabama Motorists Association. The measure leaves other federal and mixed funding bids to proceed while Timmons alleges bid publicity abuse and political patronage. Projects involve Jackson Cullman Marion Clarke and Choctaw counties with two Tennessee River bridges in Stevenson and Charlottesville area.
The document cites a spokesman and allied sources backing a conservative stance. It argues no atomic bomb in Korea, warns against war with China, and stresses risks to Anglo American ties without clear policy. It calls for a demilitarized buffer with Manchuria, quick inclusion of Communist China in the UN, and a unified push for a high level Western powers conference.
Pecan prices at the Farmers' Trading Post in Marianna ranged across several varieties led by Nelsons at 90.10 and Fretschers at 28.30. Other notable quotes included Schleys 335, Stuarts 38, Success 32, Moores 28.50, and large seedings 8. No. twos showed small seedlings 29.80, medium mixed 29.10, and large seedlings 29.20.
Livestock receipts for the eight major packers across Albany to Tallahassee show hogs steady to 25 cents higher from a week ago. Prices vary by weight and grade with good to choice barrows and gilts 160 to 180 pounds at 16.35 to 17.25, and larger 235 to 275 pound hogs up to 18.50. Cattle and calves in Montgomery report mixed gains and losses with stocker cattle steady to strong and calves up to 28.00. Overall, market activity remains uneven across regions and weight classes.
Chinese forces repelled by Second Division after night attacks push toward Pyongyang. Turkish brigade soldiers march 50 miles dragging wounded toward Pyongyang, while Air Force crews hit Communist crossings and materiel near Kuna. UN collateral action reports widespread front activity with multiple enemy divisions in play. In civilian markets, New Orleans cotton futures rise on buying while New York futures show mixed to higher pricing across several contracts.
The Department raised gum rosin prices by 50 cents per 100 pounds across all grades to align with market levels. New prices list grade N at 6.68 dollars, WG at 8.75 dollars, and X and WW at 9 dollars. The department offers 30 lots averaging 517 pounds each with a single price change, officials said.
USDA reports Atlanta area poultry market steady with good demand. Supplies mostly adequate and clearing well for the week. Prices paid to farms Thursday afternoon and this morning show broilers and fryers across all weights at 21 and 23 1/2 cents, mostly 22 to 22 1/2 cents.
Dense fog last night and early this morning led to several minor accidents on the Wiregrans area. Sergeant W A Nortis said four or five incidents were resolved with investigations conducted by Dothan Highway Patrolmen, including a truck and car crash near News ton with no injuries reported.
Water service will be interrupted Monday from 1 to 4 pm in parts of the northwestern city as maintenance crews install main connections to the McRae Negro Housing Project under construction. Areas affected include West North Street Montemery Highway to Greenwood venue Montana Street North Street to Houston Street and surrounding cross streets per superintendent R J Godwin.
The November Cub Pack meeting at Lafayette Methodist Church featured a radio inspired show tied to Hollywood. Contestants Mrs J Silly rile Meyers Mrs Rol and Alma Rahn competed for queen prizes while advancement pins and Wolf badges were awarded to Ray Hawkins Gary Wright Cody Smit and Dott Witlinghars. Leaders and new scouts joined the Roy Scouting ranks as guests attended.
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