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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1932
Page
5
West of Meadland farmers enter the crop year focusing on the home farm as a market. Night meetings by Henry county high school vocational department at Headland report plans to address weak points in home supplies of vegetables fruits milk and livestock. Planned home farm market items include butter legs poultry meat and produce.
The article notes crops for the home farm market including potatoes meats syrup garden produce and orchard. It highlights a live at home program where members calculate needs and acreages to supply future demands, a method that has proven successful in most cases and aims for a sounder future.
Kansas State college expands its offerings by adding a radio speaking and announcing course to the curriculum. The addition aims to boost student skills in broadcasting and public address within the communication program.
Several thousand people are expected for the Houston county Negro schools play day at Ashford junior high on February 26. The event begins at 10 a.m. with a parade and draws attendees from Henry Dale Geneva counties as well as Houston.
In Harmouth Hope Ross navigates family expectations and romantic heartbreak involving Dickey Dale and her sister Goody. As Goody plans a Europe wedding, Hope wrestles envy, in a tense campus social scene with Twosome Hubbard and Betty Preston, while a gifted confidante damsels her plans.
Birmingham, Feb. 16. AP. Cotton is kept as a back seat in the diversification plan urged for Alabama farmers by J. T. High. He cites $85,000,000 spent in 1931 on farm products that farmers could have produced themselves and notes the average farm family loses $30 to $100 yearly from cotton.
A community program includes a flag salute at 11 a.m. and addresses by C. W. Johnson and J. C. Parish. Debates by sixth to ninth grade pulps ask which training best fits youth for county or city life. Prizes go to the winning side. afternoon speakers include several pastors and professors. Basketball games highlight the day with Houston, Geneva counties.
Portland Oregon, long famed as a premier golf town, opened its 20th course last year reflecting strong growth in the sport and local clubs.
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