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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1930
Page
4
A county committee led by A. L. Clan J. S. Williams and P. Holland says the county has not decided how to sell the animal assets. They expect to auction the items possibly in the latter part of February, with March 1 as a deadline.
A tense scene unfolds as Mar tin and Fre Ingan learn of a underworld figure known as the Big Shot. A photograph of the gangster is handed to Martin by Shiva Frou, and a fatal confrontation follows. Mar tin tracks the Big Shot's movements amid the city vigil.
Enid trails three men she suspects are the Big Skol crew across a block toward a doorway. A patrolman emerges as danger tightens, Roy and others slipping into a house while Morgan’s mother remains nearby, and a tense rescue plan edges into action.
New York and New Orleans cotton futures edged higher or steady as early trading reflected Liverpool cables. March and May futures fluctuated with price shifts from 15.20 to 16.00, while export volume reached about 14,486 bales. Cottonseed oil prices stayed steady with bids quoted for several months.
Foreign exchanges steady with Great Britain in dollars and cents. U S rails ease while utility, electrical and rubber shares gain late. Goodyear Rubber up. Westinghouse Electric jumps. Union Pacific trims losses but Southern Pacific and Canadian Pacific fall. total trading around 3.05 million shares.
Futures in Memphis on February 11 closed firm with steady activity. The February 26th and March contracts traded around 6.55 and 6.690, with May at 6.745 and July at 6.745. Sept prices at 85.00, with 125 tons sold. Secondary market closing values listed for February and March futures and a 3300 ton figure referenced.
Chicago cattle hogs and sheep market rundown for February 11 shows receipts of 40 000 hogs 12 003 direct market with prices mostly steady to higher from 10 40 to 11 10 for various weights. Cattle receipts 7500 calves 2500 with slaughter classes 13 00 to 16 00 and fat lambs 11 00 to 12 00 with ewe quotes 5 00 to 5 50 and lamb feeding ranges 9 00 to 12 50.
Chicago Butter market reports receipts of 13 246 pounds with prices unchanged. Traders observe steady tone across cheese and dairy sectors as demand remains stable and inventories hold.
Birmingham market notes list prices for apples oranges Florida butter and eggs with denominations in boxes and dollars. Entries include Arkansas black apples and Florida oranges with per box and per dozen style figures.
New Orleans spot cotton eased with a 1% point drop. Sales totaled 6300 bales with middling rates at 13.41 and 16.06 for good middling. Receipts reached 2868 and the stock stood at 402,577 bales.
North Little Rock woman recalls severe cramps after marriage and post partum weakness. After using Cardui twice she regained strength and could work again, noting four bottles restored health and no later need for the remedy. Thousands of women have written about Cardui’s benefits.
Chicago grain notes show selling pressure easing with higher wheat quotes and firm closings. The piece tracks corn oats and lard futures while detailing expectations around a stabilization corporation backed by the federal farm board. New Orleans cottonseed oil futures wrap with listed months and prices.
In New York on February 11 cottonseed oil closed steady with values posted for various grades including prime summer yellow at 8.45, prime crude 7.25 to 7.50, and contracts from January to June ranging from 8.40 to 9.14 with sales of 16,800.
Five Alabama inmates are in custody across four states awaiting return to Alabama. Chiefs Earl Brown and four others escaped Kilby prison in January, with two still at large. Parole violators Bonnie Morris, Walter Smith, Will Yarbrough, and Chessie Lee Kornegay are among those captured or held in Florida, Tennessee, Ohio, and Texas.
The Linch lawsuit against Alabama Bus Company nears a circuit court jury. Damages claimed include 42000 for injuries from an automobile collision about a year ago. Plaintiffs Robert and S. C. Dawsey and Spurgeon Howell filed the damage suit as the court set trials for the case. Judge H. A. Pearce received the case valuations yesterday afternoon.
Davis president and Koones secretary of a Federal Land Bank of New Orleans toured Southeast Alabama to discuss bank interests. They were accompanied by Joe Harrison of Enterprise and Mr Roance, formerly Colaba, who had recently traveled to New Orleans.
Wisconsin governor Wibter Kohler faces trial after charges allege spending close to a hundred thousand dollars on campaign expenses well above the four thousand dollar limit. The charges were filed by Phin ba Padlette and others from a state law body, citing violations of campaign finance rules.
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