Alabama farm outlook improves with warm week and plantings
A warm spell across Alabama spurred farming activity with fields opened for plows and rapid crop growth in Baldwin and Mobile counties. Bankers and merchants joined county agents at regional meetings led by Auburn figures to discuss financing for a diversified 1992 farming program. Cooperative hog and poultry sales remained strong, while Birmingham reports strong demand for peanut pork and local staples, with syrup sales favoring half gallon cans.
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Nije
Farmeek
Alabama
Wovile
Baldwin County
Swith Escambia
Eaders
Vocational Agriculture
J. T. ‘Eigh
BR. G. Arnold
Evemett G Memere
Auburn
Montgomery
Alabama Industrial Development Board
State Board of Agriculture
Birmingham
Magic City
Cooperative poultry sales bring 1,244,412 dollars in Jackson
Cooperative poultry sales in Jackson County raised 1,244.44 dollars for 10,286 pounds of poultry. The sales were conducted under the direction of L. M. Hollingsworth, county agent, with poultrymen expressing satisfaction.
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Wedowee
Jackson Cou
L. M. Hollingsworth
Washington Life in Pictures 200th Birth Anniversary
The article recounts George Washington's early career from his 1754 Ohio frontier actions near present day Pittsburgh to his Braddock era service and rise to commander of Virginia troops at age 23. It notes his courage under fire, two horses shot, bullets tearing his coat, and his leadership in fort attacks and Braddock’s defeat.
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Washington
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Ths
Braddock
Fort Dusquesne
Virginia
Fort Duquesne
McAdoo urges taxing bootleggers to end fiscal trouble
Former Treasury secretary William G. McAdoo proposes taxing bootleggers and drug peddlers at full income levels in a letter to Senator Walsh. He cites rumors bootlegger profits could reach a billion and a half annually and argues the government should seize such gains through taxation.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
Walsh
Montana
McAdoo
Misa Pearl Haynes Visited Headland On Saturday
Misa Pearl Haynes of Headland was here Saturday. The short note records her visit to the area, with no additional details provided.
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Misa Pearl Haynes
Headland
Honor Teachers at Dothan Church
A Sunday night service at LaFayette Street Methodist Church honored Dothan teachers. The program featured choir performances and a sermon by Rev. T. G. Jones urging teachers to feel at home, live by Christian principles, and follow Christ as a model.
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Dothan Church
LaFayette Street Methodist Church
Rudy Riley
E. T. Riley
Collings Street
LaFayette Street
Dothan
Messrs. Womack
Singletary
Childs
Hillard
T. G. Jones
Jesus
Community social visits and overnight stays noted
A stream of local residents report visits and overnight stays. Names include Miss Blanche Carroll, Beatrice Quattlebaum, Catherine Buckhart, Merle Snell, Vivian Howart, Opal Evans, Ethel Lee Smith, Maud Lee, Edna Snell, Geraldine Snell, Bernice Bond, Jess Gillis, Hartford residents, Nettle Driggers, Myra Fay, Ella Ruth Joiner, Rudolph Snell, Billie Mack, Alonzo Snell, Bea York, and Lucille Snell with multiple Sunday or Thursday nights and weekend gatherings across Midland City and surrounding areas.
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Catherine Buckhart
Midland City
Merle Snell
Vivian
Trulia Howart
J. W. Reeves
J. W. Snell
Opal Evans
G. D. Snell
Ganey Driggers
Ethel Lee Smith
Edna Snell
Maud Lee
Clagg
Dothan
Emmett Joiner
Lee
J. W. Hathorn
Buford
Bernice
Jess Gillis
Hartford
Geraldine Snell
Bernice Bond
Farnest Killingsworth
Howard McGowan
Alonzo Snell
Bea York
Beatrice Quattlebaum
Mra W. J. Purvis
Willene
Slocomb
Rela
Lucille Snell
Funeral attendance listed for Hartford area community
The article lists attendees at Mr. West Clerk's funeral at Lee's Chapel near Hartford Tuesday. Present were J. W. Snell, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hathorn, Mrs. Will Hathorn, Mr. and Mrs. D F Snell and son Max, and Mrs. Lula Murphy.
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Evelyn Tucker
Fort McClellan bids seek 18 thousand dollar brick stable
Bids totaling about 18 000 dollars were received for a 22 section stable to house horses at Fort McClellan. The brick and concrete structure with a slate roof was sent to the Washington quartermaster for bid selection.
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Washington
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
An ad promotes B C remedy by a registered pharmacist for quick headache relief and nervous calm. It claims multi ingredient formula works in minutes without opiates, suitable for muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and distressed nerves. Available in 16c and 8c packages.
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B.C
Death of Senator and Banker After High Altitude Visit
W P Connell banker and Anthony Doherty Louisiana state senator both of Baton Rouge died in Mexico City after a day of sightseeing. Physicians attributed their hearts attacks to the high altitude and strenuous day, one dying in a cabaret and the other after police station aid. The bodies will be returned to Baton Rouge for burial.
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Mexico City
W. BP. Connell
Anthony Doherty
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Connell
Louisiana National Bank
Doherty
Red Cross
Charles R. Holcombe
Teotihuecan
Zochimilco
Montparnasse
Aimeelf
Alfonso Cabrera
Holgombe
Trial in Fatal Shooting Delayed to May 9
Trial of Charles A. Hamilton Jr. charged with fatally shooting Mrs. Paul Cornelius during a New Years Eve celebration is postponed to May 9 due to crowded criminal court docket for Feb 22 27. Hamilton is held on 7500 bond.
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Annilton
Charles A. Hamilton, Jr
Paul Cornelius
New Years Ave
Hamilton
Cornelium
Mberty Wader
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Andrew W. Melton
the Treasury
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London
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Socrates
United States
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Christ
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Blanche Carroll
Fort Mcclellan
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Gravee
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Leocett & Myras Tosacco Co
Nat Shilkret
Columbia
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