Dedication of Graves Hardman Bridge Attracts Large Crowd
Alabama Georgia observers gathered as the Graves Hardman Bridge was dedicated by the Chester R. Vickery Post of the American Legion. Speakers included J Hubert Farmer Mayor Ezell Congressman Steagall Col Milton Stone State Senator Grady Rawls and Judge Stanley Bennett. Miss Annie Pearl Murphy christened the bridge by breaking a bottle of Chattohoochee River water.
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Alabama
Georgia
Graves-Hardman Bridge
Chester R. Vickery
American Legion
11Vth Field Artillery Band
J. Hubert Farmer
Dothan American Legion
Ezell
Dothan
Henry B. Steagall
Milton Stone
Steagall
Grady Rawls
Stanley S. Bennett
Georgia Highway Commission
Commonwealths
Annie Pearl Murphy
Chattahoochee
Legion Auxiliary
Youth Dies From Scratch Nose Infection in Florida
Powell, 20, of Lake Wales died at a local hospital from blood poisoning after a scratch on the nose. He was visiting Coffee Springs relatives when ill and brought to hospital on Wednesday. Survived by brother Calvin and sisters Addie Mae and Mrs C C Stephens. Funeral set for Mount Pleasant Church tomorrow at 10. Interment to be conducted by Fellows and Forrester.
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Wales
Coffee Springs
Calvin
Lake Wales
Addie Mae
C. C. Stephens
Brewster
Florida
Mount Pleasant Church
Fellows
Forrester
Dothan Family Suffered Bruising After City Collision
Noah Moates and wife from Dothan were among eight people in a Panama City crash. The car was badly damaged and the family sustained bruises and slight cuts, with reports suggesting Montes had the right of way. All eight returned home after the incident.
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Dothan
Panama City
Montes
Wople
Sacred Harp Sing at Court House Sundayafternoon
An invitation to a Sacred Harp sing at the Court House this Sunday afternoon beginning at 1 30. All are welcome to attend the singing event and participate.
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Court House
Two Shot During Striker Riots in New Orleans
In New Orleans on the fourth day of a street car strike, two strikers were shot as three cars tried to resume service. Police discarded arms and badges joined the strikers after clashes that left injuries and arrests amid brick attacks and demolished cars.
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New Orleans
Com
National Guard Battery Heads to Camp Beauregard Louisiana
More than 100 men from the 17th field artillery service battery its burs and medical detachment depart Sunday for Camp Beauregard Louisiana for 17 days. The medical detachment reports to Major Burdeshaw. The unit includes 30 men, 4 officers and a band, with the usual guardsmen routines planned at the post.
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Burs
Camp Beauregard
Louisiana
Burdeshaw
Louisiana Post
Lumber Dealers To Close Saturdays At Noon
The undersigned retail lumber dealers announce a Saturday closure at noon until further notice. ND Spann Lumber Co Sherman Lumber Co Haynes Black Lumber Co are among those agreeing to the schedule.
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Spann Lumber Co
Sherman Lumber Co
Haynes-Black Lumber Co
Battle Infant Dies in Dothan Morning Tragedy
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred J Battle of Spring Street Dothan died yesterday morning at 5. She is survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs J T Battle of Dothan. Funeral services were held this morning at Mount Enon Church with Fellows and Forrester in charge.
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Battle
Fred J. Battle
Spring Street
Dothan
J. T. Battle of
Salvation Army Aids Family to Bury Baby
The Salvation Army furnished an infant’s coffin after parents could not arrange burial. The child died July third and the family, whose names are withheld, expressed deep gratitude. The coffin remains unpaid and donations are welcome through Captain at the provided number.
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Cayton Tidman
The
Salvation Arminy
Taylor, Asherd Club Women Give Clothing
The Taylor and Asherd women’s clubs donated clothing to the county welfare department to aid needy families in Houston County. Committees from nearly every women’s club continue plans to provide children with books and expand the program countywide.
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Asherd Club
Eepuses
Social Taylor and
Ahfard
County Welfare Department
Houston
Coun
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Editorial Delegates Choose Geyser Name in Wyoming Park
Cheyenne Wyoming delegates to the National Editorial Association will name the newly discovered geyser in Yellowstone National Park during a touring visit. editors propose several names and will submit 47 options for the 300 delegates to vote on, with final approval pending a geographic board.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Yellowstore National Park
National
Wyoming
Herare M. Parr
Sy Albright
Taviens Fee Egg
Yellowstone
Hobae
PA Tee
Vo Wngty
Moe Volines
Ger
Albright
Malvern Fiehler Loses Close Fourth Round Decision
The report notes Malvern Fiehler's narrow loss in a close decision on the fourth round. Context suggests a bout featuring middleweights with references to Brande Ve and related fight details, though readability is limited.
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Malvern Fiehler
Rhinelander Wife Sues Father In Law for Alienation Affections
Alice Jones Rhinelander wife of Leonard Kip Rhinelander filed a $50,000 alienation of affections suit against her father in law Philip Rhineland. Attorne ys said she will also pursue a separation action against her husband.
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White Plpains
N.Y
Standardize Cotton To Increase Profits
The community standardization plan will reach peak development this year with over 250000 acres devoted to single varieties. More than 100000 farmers in 114 communities follow the method to pool and sell by grade, aiming to secure premiums unavailable to individual farmers.
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College Station
Tex
Texas Farmer
Suffer Arms Broken Four Times During Match
Reported injuries to Green, Dothan, Jasper Hart, and Wall during a game left two players seriously hurt. both returned home after bones were set. Stokes allegedly faced penalties for foul play as the incident disrupted the event and linesmen took control.
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Yenniub
Dothan
Jasper Hart
Young Stokes
Jong Ff
Enforcement quiet Fourth of July report
The sheriff’s office reported one of the quietest Fourth of July periods, with no arrests for offenses across the county. Police noted only a few minor incidents and no major disturbances, and hospital reports showed no fatalities or serious injuries.
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Ork
Cotton Market Report Too Fragmented to Decode
Fragmented OCR text references a cotton market report with unclear dates and figures. Readable parts mention a March period and market activity, but specifics are not recoverable from the snippet.
Weather Alert for Alabama Weekend
Weather forecast notes cloudy night and Saturday with a chance of rain. Strong winds may affect outdoor plans into the weekend. Temperature expectations remain cool with gradual clearing late Saturday.
Indians Take Up Golf But Retain Costumes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Indians taking up golf and retaining costumes with scattered names and phrases. The legible bits hint at a historical note or column but lack coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize into a fuller item.
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Retein
Hartford Fire Destroys Three Stores Thursday Night
Fire of undetermined origin swept three Hartford stores causing extensive damage. The blaze began in the King Store building and spread to adjacent properties including Dowling's Market, with one vacant and another occupied by Dowling's Market. No loss estimate available.
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Htartford
King Store
Dowling's Market
Cleveland Flyers Rally With Record Span
Cleveland Flyers extend their performance window beyond 160 hours in a remarkable run. The report highlights the team’s endurance feat and notes ongoing momentum for the squad.
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Cleveland
Alabama Holiday Sees 5 Die In Auto Accidents
Fourth Clain’s 159 lives, five die in Alabama as drownings and auto crashes set a new record. Fires and fireworks add seven deaths. midwest bears most fatalities. Alabama victims include Pete Barron 18 and Julius Ho 22 drowned on Warrior River near Taylor's Ferry. Clara Belle Watts 14 killed in Ashland auto crash.
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Clain
Alabama
Pete Barron
Julius Ho
Taylor’s Ferry
Warrior River
Fred Rodrigues
Montgomery
Cousa
Wetumpka
Clara Belle Watts
Ashland
James Meyers
Jasper Merchant
Indianola
D. L. Farmer
Ensley
Virginia Warren
Leighton
Kiremen
Autopsy Finds Pilot Drunk At Time Of Crash
Autopsy by Dr. Alexander Goettler on Wilmer Stultz, trans Atlantic flyer, shows a large amount of alcohol in his stomach and organs. Nassau County prosecutors report the pilot was intoxicated at takeoff when his plane crashed with two companions.
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Mineola
Alexander Goettler
Wilmer Stultz
Nassau County Prosecutors Office
Huntington
Stultz
Huntingrton
Tur
Kiwanis Luncheon Discusses Convention And Membership
Arthur Joe Grant led Kiwanis meetings as president and vice president changed. Two new members Brosdus wale lougenby and A J Sealy were welcomed. Lewive Tattle played piano during the session. Attendance at the National Convention in Mil H. was noted and meeting date moved to Friday to boost attendance and membership cooperation.
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Arthur Joe Grant
Kiawanis
Ahicense
Brosdus Wale Lougenby
Fitness Jung
Dir
A. J. Sealy
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