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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1928

Page

2

Higher living level urged for the farmer wife

National Farm Bureau leader Mrs. Charles W. Sewell, from Chicago and OsсTerbein Indiana, arrives in Montgomery to address the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation convention. She advocates higher living standards and farm income while noting farm home morale and youth migration concerns.

Montgomery Alabama Alabama Farm Bureau Federation American Farm Bureau Federation Chicago Charles W. Sewell Home and Community Department Federation America Farmers’ Institutes Extension Department Purdue University Lafayette Indiana Ter United States Woma Farm Press Farm Bureau Indiana State Farm Bureau Sewell Harding Nation Agricultural Washington

America’s Investment in Cuba Exceeds One Billion Dollars

The total American investments in Cuba are estimated at 1.14 billion dollars per Dr. Leland H. Jenky in Our Cuban Colony. Sugar leads with 600 million, railways 120 million, utilities 115 million, with debt, mines, real estate, mercantile, agriculture, tobacco, hotels, and factories making up the rest.

America Cuba Leland H. Jenky

Baird News: Phonovision to Play Voices and Visuals

John I. Baird, noted radio television inventor, unveils a compact phonovision system using a two track record that plays the singer's voice and displays facial features. The device plugs into a radio set and phono graph, enabling home entertainment with broadcast or recorded imagery. Demonstrations will be conducted by engineers from the American Baird Television Corp in New York.

New York John I. Baird Oliver G. Hutchinson Baird International Television, Ltd London Hutchinson Phonovision American Baird Television Corporation Paramount Baird Puttine Haird Ter

Mayor orders council meeting on Thursday and land purchase

Mayor Whiddon calls a Thursday 2 PM council meeting to authorize extending the water main on S St Andrews street before paving and to arrange buying land adjacent to the athletic stadium. Police deliver special notice to aldermen as required. The park commission wants to acquire the plot beside the stadium site.

S. St. Andrews Street Whiddon S. S. Andrews Street Athletic Stadium Park Commission

Robber linked to Detroit News heist nabbed in Boston

Boston July 25 Frank Wallace alias Gustin arrested on robbery charges tied to the June 6 Detroit News heist in which Patrolman George Barsted was killed. He was identified by Fred Thornton business manager and Isa bella Richardson elevator operator as he walked to arraignment in a courthouse corridor en route to a jewel theft.

Boston Frank Wallace Gustin Detroit News George Barsted Fred Thornton Isabella Richardson

Contest leaders urge followers to attend prayer meeting series

The Lafayette Street Methodist Church hosts a contest between the Apple tree and Oates Street teams. Leaders call all members to be present for the final prayer meeting tonight. The losing side plans to announce an entertainment event.

Appletree and Oates Street Lafayette Street Methodist Church

Acorn Store Employee Injured In Fall At Work

Mrs. Macon Childs, a ready-to-wear department employee at the Acorn Store, fell from a small step ladder yesterday afternoon injuring her back. An X-ray at the local hospital was performed to assess the damage.

Macon Childs Acorn

Once Beautiful Woman Behind Bars In County Jail

A formerly attractive 2 year old woman, now described as gaunt and screaming, was placed in the county jail after midnight. She paced a nervous cell muttering Bible verses and shouting, while relatives failed to recognize her. Authorities prepared to send the woman to the state asylum and took custody of her young child.

Prissa

Leaders Plan Survey of Farm Chemistry

The article notes WHA leaders proposing a survey of farm chemistry to assess methods and practices. It outlines goals for evaluating fertilizers, soils, and agricultural chemistry applications, aiming to inform future actions and policy in farming communities.

Weather Alert for Alabama Thundershowers Tonight

Partly cloudy Alabama forecast shows possible thunder showers tonight or Thursday. Light to gentle winds, mainly from the southwest.

Alabama

Gasoline price drops to 10 cents at refineries last week

Report notes gasoline at refineries fell to ten cents per gallon last week amid price shifts. stations elsewhere posted varied figures with some areas showing higher or lower rates than the refinery price.

Americans Scored in Paris Divorce Inquiry

Fragmentary Paris page reports on an inquiry into a divorce case involving American individuals. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but the note suggests allegations or findings related to marital dissolution.

Paris

Salvation Army Captain Seeks Help Furnishing New Building

A Salvation Army captain appeals for donations to furnish a new facility. The request emphasizes support for essential goods and services to aid destitute individuals, urging community members to contribute resources and time.

Salvation Army

Mystery Fragments Prompt Historic Search For Ocean Route

Fragmentary OCR reads like a report of a historic search in July for a route or region with Coast and land features. Mentions a ship, a plane, and regional parties or authorities. Details are garbled but imply exploration and regional interest.

Fe Dee Eerie Cope

Boy shoots father then is freed by judge after hearing

Howard Gibson a 17 year old boy was released from a murder charge by Judge Lester Farmer after a brief preliminary hearing. Witnesses described threats against his father and an attack on his mother preceding the fatal shooting.

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