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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1932
Page
5
Multiple notices. Mortgage foreclosure for Banne Jackson et al to Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance with sale set for January 10, 1982 at the Dothan courthouse. Also a January 1932 bid invitation for bridge lumber totaling 14932.85 plus 13766.85 in Hart Pine and Hart Oak stock. Probate Judge listed.
The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans will sell the described 200 acre Houston County Alabama property on January 25, 1932 between 11 AM and 4 PM at the courthouse door in Dothan. The sale follows a default on the July 14 1927 mortgage by W P McArthur and Freddie McArthur to secure the debt and includes court costs and a reasonable attorney's fee.
Trueman Rock navigates a ballroom inspired by Thiry Preston and Amy Dabb as tensions rise over romance and family honor. A masquerade reveals Ash Preston as the masked foe, leading to a dangerous quarrel and Thiry’s perilous moment when Ash tears at her gown.
The article warns farmers about rain-makers who promise to conjure rain for high fees. It explains why such schemes succeed, noting drought timing and weather map hints, and recalls past attempts to stop deceptive forecasts. It previews a discussion on weather phenomena like differently colored snow.
The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans through attorney J J Speight announces a public sale of the Stringer Place John T Wilson and Lena Wilson in the Northwest quarter of Southwest quarter and Northwest quarter of Section Sixteen Township Two Range Twenty seven containing 200 acres more or less. The sale to satisfy a mortgage to Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company dated November 27 1926 to be conducted at the Houston County Alabama courthouse in Dothan on January 12 1922 during legal hours for cash to the highest bidder.
The partnership of Armstrong and Goins, Tailors, formed by B. W. Armstrong and Earl L. Goins, is dissolved today. Earl L. Goins keeps the business and assumes the partnership debt, with all accounts payable to the firm due to him. Dated December 31, 1931.
Timothy L. Connolly, 46, formerly living as Timothy Murphy, was arrested in Chicago on charges tied to a five million dollar sanitary board fraud. He admitted his identity but denied Chicago indictment knowledge while awaiting extradition to California.
Miss Sallie Mae Dalton returns home after a visit to Mr and Mrs M M Pippin. Teachers in Dale County High School greet holidays at Tennessee relatives. Montgomery business visitors include J J Carroll Emmett Davis and Mike Sallie Jr. College students and locals travel for breaks and returns to Alabama College Breaux Calera Florence Auburn Dothan. State Education official Dr Baker surveys county schools. Captain and Mrs Waldo Heard noted.
Hartford residents Lois Williams Nellie Daughry Nora Holman and Mary Hale return to Alabama College Montevallo after holidays with Hart ford relatives. Mrs Jason Pippins and Joyce return to Gadsden. Doris Holman resumes Saluria studies after holiday with Holman family. Dothan visitors Mary McCarty Dan McCarty. Elva Holman back to Thomasville Ga. Boyd family back from Geneva to Hartford. June Hansberger returns to Atlanta.
Hartford and Geneva County report early year activities with school P T A meetings at Geneva High School auditorium and a revived community events scene. Local residents including Miss Ethel Sawyer Miss Edith Watson and Miss Myra Watson are noted visitors and multiple families are listed with holiday visits and returns. Buck Stanton leads the Texas League in doubles with 53 after being recalled from Wichita Falls by the St. Louis Browns.
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