Best suited cotton varieties for wilt areas show progress
An Alabama agriculture report lists cotton varieties promising against wilt disease. Varieties such as Dixie Triumph and Triumph show steady yields, with Cook Wiles and M12 offering wilt resistance and staple lengths around 7 6 to 8 inches under normal conditions. Farmers are advised to plant wilt resistant types in centers of infection to reduce losses as the wilt spreads in North Alabama.
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Iam
Wien
Advines
Cook
My Tisdale
Alabama
Poland Relents On Church Society Suspension
A Polish church society member said Warsaw officials would suspend the church group by week’s end, amid reports the action involved non-participants in bookkeeping irregularities and did not reflect broader church policy.
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Pee Reiaiant Ss Society
Suapenio Goon
Warsaw
Methodist Rieopalchweh
Wreck on Midland Western Rail Line Injures Passengers
Wreck near Treln Mailey West Virginia on the Midland Western line injures 19 passengers and two crew members when a loaded train car derailed after being left on the track by a shifter engine. Cedar Ball Virginia and Khe Teva Se vger West Virginia involved. injuries reported as cuts bruises and one crushed chest.
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Treln Mailey
W. Va
Midland Western Railroad
CR Balcher
Bivefield
Bac
M ‘Wetes
Ruler in the Orient and scattered terms puzzle
A fragmented list pairing rulers, places, and words across languages and themes. It weaves references to Mang Teh of Mapchakue, Hawaiian, Italian rivers, and a jumble of verbs, colors, animals, and numbers, presented as a word puzzle or glossary fragment.
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Mapchakue
Congressmen Are Mortal Folk Borah Concludes
Washington February 36 AP Senator Borah said that a member of Congress has no more immunity from arrest than any other citizen. He argued the constitutional exception covers all criminal infractions, leaving immunity only in civil cases such as debt. The remark followed reports of traffic law violations by lawmakers and police avoiding enforcement due to congressional license tags.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Laure
Old Custom Guides Mrs Rose Long in Senate Attendance
Washington February 24 AP The old rule that fledgling senators should be seen not heard guides Mrs Rose McConnell Long. Unlike her husband she arrives late stays long and says little drawn praise from colleagues and galleries as entertaining and interesting. Kansas City February 25 AP Joe Warnham 70 at General Hospital is well known to locals. He has been admitted 28rd time in two years with pneumonia this time and a heart ailment in prior stays.
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Washington
Senate
Rose McConnell Long
Leff
Louisiana
Sperators
Bany
Kansas City
Bro
Joe Warnham
General Hospital
The Bull Column highlites local coroner race and early campaign buzz
The column compiles quotes from Arthur Lane W J Tindle J W Daughtry J C Wadlington Warrick Rebecca Bennett Theodore Jackeon and an editor note on the upcoming county coroner election. It notes readiness to serve and early political heat as spring political talk begins in Troy and Houston county along with a tease for the classified ads.
Sleep fading featured in Dothan Rotary talk
Dr Will Minderhout led the Dothan Rotary Club meeting at a Houston hotel noon Tuesday discussing sleep. He described sleep as a restorative process vital to the body, with senses gradually dimming, hearing the last to go, and noted nightmares as a result of sensory failure. Guest Bul Dollar of Houston spoke briefly.
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Will J. Minderhout
Dothan Hotary Club
Houston
Minderhout
Minderhoot
Bult Dollar
Texas
Whipsaw and a slate of 1936 film billings
The week’s cinema list features Spencer Tracy in Whipsaw a comedy. Warner Oland and Romina Lawrence in Chartie Chun's Secret Penny Wise and Fighting Marines starring Gran Withers and Ann Rutherford play Alabama engagements You May Be Next with Ann Sothern and ensemble. Metropol itan Nocturne and Kaambal capers headline radio bills while a variety of other pictures head to Alcazar with Live My Life Buddy in Africa Every Night At Eight and Buddy's Lost World among others. Notices include contractor bids for Houston County schools with multiple groups and inspection details plus a grass fire report on Burdeshaw and Main Street incidents.
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Betston
Thutetay
Myrna Lay
Spencer Tracy
Warner’ Oland
Romina Lawrence
Astrid Allwyn
Penny Wise
Gran’ Withers
Ann Rutherford
Alabama
Ann Sothern
Siegy Nolan
Douglas Dumbrille
Cole Steele
Clyde Beat
Crazy Katty
Africa
Alcazar
Joan Crawford
Brian Ahterne
Frank Morgan
Aline MacMahon
Ene Blore
Buddy
Richard Kimber
Prclusern
George
Rafi
Alice Faye
Frances Langford
Patty Kelly
A & W Gypsies
Huck Jones
Sheriff
Adventures
Frank Merri
Burt L Standish
Donriggs
Jean Rogers
Carla Laemmie
House Peters, Jr
Wallace Stula, Jr
Edward Arnold
Bryant Washburn, Jr
Lowery Calls for Well Balanced Farm Plan After AAA Abolition
Alabama extension agronomist J C Lowery warns that AAA abolition heightens need for balanced farm schedules. He urges diversified crops, home gardens, and livestock hay and pasturage, stressing erosion control and soil improvement crops to reduce fertilizer costs amid uncertain prices. Silver fox pelts fetch profits of 7.9 million from 170000 pelts last year, per US Biological Survey.
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AAA
Alabama
Rajoe
Eys
J. C. Lowery
Lowery Wolds
Bureaus Gaining Members Rapidly Across States
Auburn report notes Farm Bureau membership surpassing 20 000 with two countries each reporting over 300 members. J Litt Monards, state president, says Supreme Court access for farmers to act drives organized farming efforts. Alabama counties lead growth with Monroe at 1 621 and others like Mule at 1 500, reflecting rising interest in farm programs.
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Seb
Supreme Court
Tdst
Fins
Farm Bureau
Alabama
Gays J. Litt Monards
Ledding Counties
Monroe
Local District Figures Incomplete OCR Listing
A fragmented OCR readout lists county names and numbers such as Lowndes 1200, Autauga 19, Montgomery 180, Clarke 617, Sumter 549, and Henry 600 among others. Missing items and garbled spellings appear throughout the line with no clear narrative or context.
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Iter
Suscaioons
Lowndes
Loli
Marengo
Delas
Autauga
Becambia
Perry
Gil
Pike
Creshaw
Montgomery
Choctaw
Morgan
Mubiia
Witkee
Sumter
Conseub
Clarke
Alawin
Henry
Riley convicted in county circuit court for burglary
Lewis Frank Riley was sentenced to two to three years after a jury found him guilty of burglary in Houston County Circuit Court. The case involved a break in at a store operated by Teddie Riley months prior. Cur joy McRea, charged with assault and battery in an alleged attack on Laecuibson, was fined $50 and released after paying the fine.
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Lewis Frank Riley Wen
Rilby
Teddie Riley
Cur Joy McRea
Laecuibson
Also & Negro
Coats McRea
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