For Rent Listings and Mortgage Sale Notice in Alabama
Classified items show multiple rental offers including two to four room, four or six room furnished, and apartment options at 305 South Park Avenue with contact numbers. A mortgage sale notice from The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans lists default on a 1927 loan by T. P. and Ruth G. Bowers, setting a February 20, 1933 auction in Dothan, Houston County, to satisfy debt and costs.
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Wien
Aalensletiens _iteerias
Bute
Beauly Callure
Oid
South Park Avenue
Alabama
Houston County
T. P. Bowers
Ruth G. Bowers
Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
Dothan
Central of Georgia
Federal Land Bank OF New Orleans
J.j.speight
Order of Publication for Non-Residents in Alabama Case
In Houston County Circuit Court a publication order names non resident Ed Spann and Maggie Sanders in The Dethan Eagle. They must plead or demur within forty days from first publication or risk a decree pro confesso. Notice dated January 27, 1933 by Register Mrs A L Bowdon.
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The
Register
Ed Spann
Maggie Sanders
Alabama
Dethan Eagle
Houston
Aled
A. L. Bowdon
Morgenthau Barr named as possible agriculture secretary
Henry Morgenthau Jr. New York State conservation commissioner is mentioned as a potential secretary of agriculture. He has participated in Roosevelt conferences on agricultural problems and would join the administration if selected.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
New York State
Roosevelt
Weekend visits and social notes from Malone area
Gordon Houston Odom spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs H H Odom. Miss Brunice Whitaker shopped in Dothan Saturday. D T Bennett is visiting Montgomery. Mr and Mrs W S Long and sons visited relatives in Malone Sunday. Miss Dorothy Godfrey and her parents hosted over the weekend. Mrs Lena Tuttle, Mrs Daisy Dean and Miss Bessie McNeil shopped in Dothan Saturday. Mrs Helen Allen visited Ashford Sunday. Dr R L McLendon and mother Mrs T R McLendon of Marianna were guests here Sunday. Sam Hall was a Sunday visitor. Leo Espy trip to Montgomery Wednesday. Mrs J J Marsh and Mrs Zelma Jones shopped in Dothan Thursday. G W Jeffcoat and E B Williams were in Dothan on business Saturday. Miss Mildred Bruner of Ashford visited Thursday. Mrs D M Parish is improved from illness. Mrs J J Marsh, Mrs Zelma Jones and children visited relatives in Jakin Georgia Sunday. W S Wilson of Dothan was a Sunday visitor. Mrs I A Harmon has moved to the Pleasant Hill community. Dr C C Box of Graceville was
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Houston Odom
State Teachers College
Troy
H. H. Odom
Brunice Whitaker
Dothan
D. T. Bennett
Montgomery
W. S. Long and Sons
Malone
Fils
Dorothy Godfrey
Columbia School
R. H. Godfrey
Lena Tuttle
Daisy Dean
Bessie McNeil
Fla
Helen Allen
Ashford
R. L. McLendon
T. R. McLendon
Marianna
Sam Hall
Leo Espy
J. J. Marsh
Zelma Jones
G. W. Jeffcoat
E. B. Williams
Mildred Bruner
D. M. Parish
Elma Jones
Jakin
W. S. Wilson
I. A. Harmon
Pleasant Hill
C. C. Box
Graceville
Local Visitors Reported From Dothan and Cottonwood
Mr and Mrs G L Young and Leo Espy traveled to Dothan on Tuesday. D F Odom of Dothan visited relatives here Sunday. Judge John T Brown and Cecil Kirkland were visitors to Dothan. Mr and Mrs G W Jeffcoat and daughters visited relatives in Cottonwood Sunday.
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John T. Brown
Cecil Kirkland
Dothan
G. W. Jeffcoat
Cottonwood
Barbara Quentin and Mark Lodaly Engage in Social Ties
The story reveals Barbara Quentin’s betrothal to painter Mark Lodaly after Sir James Cane’s deceit over inheritance. Leila Cane and Mrs Lodely knew the truth. Leila’s blackmail schemes unravel as Armitage’s intrigues unfold. Barbara faces a future amid family tensions and social expectations in London.
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James Cane
Barbara Quentin
Mrs. Lodely
Barbara
Leila Cane
James
Armitage
Leila
Ken
Mark Lodaly
Mark Lodely
Robert Pull Hay
Misa Patsy Raoul
Miss Cuentin
Next Elk Name Question
The term elk historically referred to the Eurasian species Cervus elaphus, but in North America the animal known as elk was originally called the wapiti. The modern elk is the Cervus canadensis, a separate line from red deer.
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G. T. Cooper
Ballard
Cannon Flour & Feed Store
Mecaee
Teow
Back Dixie' Market
LOST
Marie Louise Jones
C. Batchelor
Eagle Office
N. Appletree Street
Dixie
Taille
Ph Andrews
Dathan
Chickering & Sons’ Parlor
Hugh
Barefield
Donalsonville
John Sanders
J. D. Sanders
Circuit Court of
U. S
Stanislaus Patek
United States
Fi ‘Ncely
Poland
Soviet
Russia
Col
Zach Miller
101 Ranch
Tom Mix
Colonel Miller
Mix
Erie
Tom
Erle
Gordon
Houston Battery & Supply CO
Willard
M. L. Strickland
G. L. Young
D. F. Odom
Jolie Gert-Addams
Mark
Farrell
Peele
Kings Mallard
Father
Cape
Lociely
Ke Barbaras
Armitaza
Mig Patsy Raoul
Jacques Matavie
South-the
Perhara
Talla
Lam Daysbara
Leclerys
Quentin
Parbara
Maravie
Ota Walitd
Marbara
Julia Cisft-Addome
Garbara
H. D. Harrison
Optometrist
Pester St
Buddha
G. W. Blakey
N. Foster
By Williams
Svea
Greenland
Coin OY Wea
Stewart
Smithsonian Institus
the Newfangles
Conan
Ke Still
Eld
Cassie
Coglesnops
Bay
Wes
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