Alabama 4-H champions honored at national health contest
The Alabama health department applauds Misa Bloise Garrett of Uriah and Fredarick Abel of Gadeden for tying for top health title at the National 4-H club convention in Chicago. Medical judges awarded blue ribbons to four boys and three girls, a rare national win amid 1.209 million farm youth contestants. Mrs L. L Bond of Newville died after a cerebral hemorrhage, survived by husband, eight children, and extended kin. funeral at Newville Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Houston Sanitary Update on County Health Efforts
Dr Grady Spann has been in Houston for several months advancing permanent plans. Granger and Douglas Cannon discuss department actions and a motion picture project tied to health education. Dr A J Perello notes fever season and preventive movie screenings as heat approaches. Forty-seven cases of fever were reported in Houston county to date.
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New Troops Loom in Ozark and Headland Scout Plans
Southeast Alabama council announces new Boy Scout troop formations at Foster Street Methodist Church with Morday leadership by Morday Blevéena, heading to Ozark to organize there. Headland Abbeville Troy and Birmingham training trips outlined. Dothan troop continues smoothly as Tenderfoot progress expected Friday. Royal Arch meeting set at Masonic temple in Dothan Monday night.
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Farm Policy Quotes On Agriculture And Fair Trade
A fragmented excerpt discusses farm purchasing power, price volatility, and the need to balance agriculture with industry. It criticizes speculation harming farmers, calls for justice against exploitation, and expresses hope that a new trade agreement with Canada will address inequalities while recognizing farmers’ fair judgment.
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Fall Clings to Life in El Paso on Deathbed
Albert B. Fall, 74, ex secretary of the interior under Harding, weakened by heart disease pleurisy and arthritis, lingers after a relapse. Doctors say he may die as family rushes to his bedside at a government hospital. Mrs. Fall in Clarksville awaits late word.
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Old Age Dole Applications Taken Despite Bleak Future
Hartford county welfare notes show applications for old age assistance continuing despite a bleak outlook for next year. L. Collins aims to speed processing to Montgomery for eligibility checks and cost estimates. Officials caution pensions may be too expensive for county budgets, with modest benefits considered. Local efforts to mark Confederate graves also noted by United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter.
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P. T. A. Meeting Set For Geneva County
Hartford dispatch reports a county wide Parent-Teachers meeting to be held in Geneva on Tuesday Sept 7. Albritton of the county school system announces instruction in PTA work to be led by Missary England of the state department of education. Supt Albritsen urges a large attendance.
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Mendel Yale physiology professor dies after illness
Dr Lafayetta B H Mendel Sterling professor of physiological chemistry at Yale and a leading authority on nutrition died at his New Haven home after an 18 month illness. His wife had died less than a month earlier.
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Ellis at Convention Heads to Hot Springs
Dr John T. Ellis departed Monday for Hot Springs Virginia to attend a convention of the Southern Surgical Association. Classified ads promise quick recruits and opportunities.
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Nation Debates New Deal Legislation and Power Limits
Legal strategists led by George Wharton Pepper argue that crop control measures invade interstate matters and overstep federal power. President Roosevelt heads to Chicago as Liberty League targets both the Guffey pact and Wagner act while Norris presses broader anti-utility power actions. Chicago hogs market reports note 15,000 head traded with higher quotes and varied weights, reflecting price shifts in mid-December.
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Officers' School to Gather Here for Kiwania Officers
Solomon Baxter president of the local Kiwania club announced that a divisional training school for Kiwania officers will be held at the Houston hotel Wednesday. The instruction will be conducted by K. J. Clark of Mobile, lieutenant-governor elect. The school will last all day.
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Burns Cost Life Walter Howell Dies in Dothan Hospital
Walter Howell, 57, of Cottondale, Florida, died in a Dothan hospital Saturday night after a lamp caused burns two weeks prior. Funeral services were held Sunday from the Cottondale home. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Hosea Sanders and Mrs. Grover Stevens of Dothan.
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Willing, Vaughn lead Dothan business delegation to Panama City
GOOD WILLING J M Hughes secretary-manager of the chamber of commerce here and J L Vaughn city auditor treasurer will head a delegation of Dothan business men to Pananis City Fla Wednesday to attend a goodwill meeting of the Ekliwains club there Hughes will address the Group on cooperation between Dothan and Panama City
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List of Now Risbare Ase menteed By Chatrese Firalist
A list of members joining the Bed Crom ighe recent rell drive was read Monday by Mrz. J. C. Wedlington, chairmen. The members include Mrs. A. L Harmon, C. M Ling, Smith Hall, Miss Maudo Baughman, Mins Bon ie Cash, Mea Fane One, Miss yn Sewell, G. M. Harrison, K. W. Pruett, Miss Maris Mee, Roy O. Hit, B. M. Walle, Dr. FG. Granger, W. D. Malone, Gd. HL Maloné, B. BE. Darrel, Ruth Rollerd, &G. Knowles, all of Doathe Felons 6, J. Staten, W. c. Wels, RD. Wright, W. U. Wells, H.C. Lambert of Ast ford, Mre. W. L. Phillips, Jr, B. iL Cumbis, Mra. Thomas B. Jaco way, RH. Godfrey, Mra. Hi. FL Adams and 8. J. Hall of Gordon.
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Mrs Henrietta Lewi Dies At Hartford Home
Mrs Henrietta Lewi 68 died at her Black Als route one home after long illness A resident of route one for 60 years she was a member of Whitewater Baptist Church Surviving are ten daughters Mra Careyville Mra Selfres Griffin Ga Mra Lee Middlebrooks Milner Ga Mra Tommy Nelson Daleville Mra Sim Patengier Enterprise and Mra Rosa Leo McDieste and Mra Mary Shiver both of Black one son Cliftton Lewis of Black 22 grandchildren and all great grandchildren Funeral will be held Tuesday morning at Whitewater with Rev Lowe Simmons of Bethany Church officiating Holmen Funeral Home of Hartford in charge
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Naval stores data from INAH December report
Tur pentine firm figures show sales 4334, receipts 237, shipments 1 381, stock 48628 with rosin firm sales 315, receipts 927, shipments 1326, stock 111065. Quoted: B 4 14.05 F and G 4 27 2 2 8 and as K 4 40 M 450 N 460 En WG50 WW and X B60.
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Periodical Pain Relief Ad Claim for Fast Action
An ad-style note promotes a so called B.C. remedy from a registered pharmacist. It claims inorganic pains can be relieved in minutes and that the formula blends several ingredients used by many doctors. The product is said to ease colds headaches neuralgia muscular ache fever and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages wherever drugs are sold.
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