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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1936

Page

2

Alabama and federal fishery chiefs forge restocking pact

Swepson Earle, former Maryland conservation head now with the federal fisheries bureau, visits Alabama to align national and state fish propagation programs. The plan aims to plant about a million fish yearly from Marion hatchery, with 1.6 thousand bream and 9 thousand bass already distributed, and 30 thousand more in process. Coordinated effort seeks to eliminate duplication and speed restocking across Alabama streams.

Montgomery United States Bureau of Fisheries State Conservation Department Swepson Earle Maryland Laisen Fisheries Bureau Alabama Marion Bazte Conservation Department Katte duplica,Uon Sarle M. Tehaa Glona Alabame

Scout Carnival to Help Purchase Scout Equipment at Cottondale

In Cottondale Florida on February 20 the Boy Scouts hold a carnival from noon to 10 PM on the vacant lot beside A C Thomas store. Scoutmaster Edga Hall leads the effort to raise funds for new equipment with boxing matches horse and foot races and various performances. Local attractions include Amos and Andy taxi fare five cents a ticket and a Negro minstrel show with treats such as hot chocolate cake candy and lemonade.

Cottondale Fla A. C. Thomas’s Edga Hall Secessn Lunda Amos and Andy

Woodyard Move Aids Dothan Relief Woodwork

The Dothan Employment Agency moves its woodyard from 200 block of E Troy Street to E Main Street near Newton Grocery Co to ease congestion and allow more space for wood storage while awaiting gale. J H Bell, relief organization manager, says current traffic hampers workmen and inconveniences others on busy days.

Kiwanis Revives Selma Luncheons

The Dothan Kiwanis club revived a longtime Selma luncheon tradition at the Selma community clubhouse. Former Probate Judge Harry K. Martin spoke on applying Kiwanis ideals to business and professional relations, as J. A. Wilson of Ward-Wilson Funeral Home was inducted as a new member.

Dothan Kiwanis Club Selma Ita Harry K. Martin J. A. Wilson Ward-Wilson Funeral Home

Educators Meet in Marianna to Discuss Florida Schools

About 450 teachers and principals from Gulf, Bay, Calhoun, Washington, and Jackson counties gathered in Marianna with Supt. C. L. Costin. Prominent speakers included F. N. Bailey and Mra. C. F. Parvin. All schools were closed for the meeting.

Marianna Fla Mid-West Florida Education Association Cc. L. Costin F. N. Bailey Florida Educational Association Mra

Remote Gold Mine Planters Prosper In New Guinea

An American-Canadian venture to mine a remote New Guinea gold deposit by air has won board approval to spend 2 million dollars after reporting profits of 3.37 million for the year ending May 31, 1935. Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd grew from pioneer aerial work by C J Levier and Sydney mining engineer Charlie Banks, expanding with four dredges and a 2,500 horsepower hydro plant to recover bullion from rich placer beds.

Sam Jackson San Francisco New Guinea Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd Vancouver B. C C. J Levien Australan Australia Markham Leviin Guinea Airways Sydney Charlie A. Banks Lae Bulolo

Movie Schedule and Farm Price Report Briefing

Houston listings show Margaret Sullivan, James Stewart and others in Next Time We Love and Here Comes Trouble with limited showings Wednesday to Saturday. Alabama run features Drift Fence and Paradise Canyon with John Wayne and Marion Burns. Alcazar shows Mutiny On The Bounty and Buddy's Theatre while other reels include Moonlight on the Prairie. Farm prices note December 1934 popcorn near $5 per 100 pounds and 1935 price at 32.35 per 100 pounds.

Houston Margaret Sullivan Ursula Parrott James Stewart Ray Mitchell Ina Rae Utton Melodears Annie Judge Paul Kelly Mona Barri Gregory Ratolf Grant Withers Ann Rutherford Alabama Larry Crabbe Katherine DeMille John Wayne Paradise Canyon Marion Burns Clyde Beatty Africa Alcazar Clark Gable Charles Laughton Franchot Tot Buddy Richard Dick) Foran Sheila Manners Betty Boop

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