For Rent Furnished Apartment at 808 S Oates
Furnished apartment available for rent includes living room bedroom and kitchenette. Located at 808 South Oates. Call 545 for details.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
6
Furnished apartment available for rent includes living room bedroom and kitchenette. Located at 808 South Oates. Call 545 for details.
Arthur Gould publisher of a small race selection sheet was shot while driving on Lake Shore Drive near Surf Street. He said two men rode alongside and opened fire without warning and had previously threatened to force him to stop publishing or merge with them.
A house and lot at 208 West Adams street is for rent. The property features recent painting and modern conveniences with contact to L. A. Farmer at 1246.
President Hoover signed the $175 million agriculture department bill in Washington. The measure includes $1 million for federal participation in the Chicago Century of Progress exhibition and directs federal funding for farm programs and administration.
A humorous scene shows Dancy attempting a cartwheel and a child trying a heavy false head, followed by a circus dog race and monkeys involved in a chaotic setup. Scouts and a circus man comment on the antics as dogs and monkeys react with excitement and fear.
Detective Jerry Calhoun battles gangsters in an air amphibian chase to rescue Nancy Wentworth. After a close dockside landing, Calhoun fights Lucci and Sam, frees Nancy, and knocks out the rival gang, with Stevens noting the $150,000 payoff.
July 8 AP reports a petition to Atlanta cemetery commissioners to establish a city pet cemetery adjoining Hollywood cemetery. The plan would bury cats canaries terriers and other pets for citizens of a city noted as the only large one without a depart ee pet burial ground.
A 60 foot whale pulled up by Captain de Carteret's repair ship was dead three days when found. It had somehow hooked itself to a broken cable with a neat knot, puzzling observers.
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