New Jail Sought in Jackson County Plans Held July 31
The Jackson County jail issue takes center stage at a July 31 courthouse meeting led by Sheriff Barkley Gause. J x Creech, Florida jails chief inspector, will discuss costs with an architect and contractor. The current jail, built around 100 years ago, houses about 30 and is deemed unsafe. Proposals call for a modern facility for about 80 inmates serving a county of roughly 40 000 people.
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Jackson County
Barkley Gause
J. x. Creech
Florida
Board of County Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber
Mineral Mix For Swine Health Endorsed By Experts
Livestock specialists advise farmers to provide hogs with a mineral mixture composed of equal parts salt lime and charcoal at all times to promote faster growth and better health in swine.
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API Extension
Century-Old Aunt Mirriah Still Active in Cottonwood
Former slave Aunt Mirriah Hammonds of Cottonwood is believed to have reached 100 years old, with many residents guessing longer. She spent early life in Virginia slavery, moved to Cottonwood with her mother, and remains spry despite pneumonia. She has 72 children in her long life and says she prays for and forgives white people who once oppressed her.
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Abby Ellardip
Cottonwood
Aunt Mirriah
Virginia
Salth Hawkins
Ato
Mierriah
Miriah Hammonds
Muirriah
Eagle Staff Proto
For Sale House Near Dothan High School in Garland Area
Three bedroom house offered for sale located one and a half blocks below Dothan High School on Garland Avenue between South Oates and St. Andrews Street. Contact 935 M or agent Lee McMcichael for details.
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Dothan High School
Garland Avenue
South Oates
St. Andrews Street
Lee McMcichael
Trucks Damaged After Collision In Dothan
City police report that two trucks driven by Raroh A Collins and Curtis T Sproure collided at the intersection of West North and Maonteaumia streets in Dothan. Both vehicles were heavily damaged but neither driver was injured, and no charges were filed.
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Raroh A. Collins
Alice
Reward For Honesty Awaits Ashford Man
Ashford man James Smith found a billiard cap containing money on St Andrews Street. He returned the lost funds to Mr Teal of Arion Route Two at the Dothan Police Department and left a reward for honesty. Police are holding the cap and awaiting the reward claim.
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James Wo Sroth
Ashford
Dothan
SiMittn
St. St. Andrews Street
Mr. Teal
Arion
Smith
Dairy Short Course At Auburn Attracts State Farmers
Alabama Dairy Farmers attend the Auburn Agricultural Experiment Station course studying feed production, artificial insemination, dairy cattle diseases and parasites. The seven week penguin egg section notes unique research at the main Experiment Station.
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Auburn
Alabama
Apbais
Picgram
Tia
Cattlemen's Group Plans Annual Meet Amid Local Activity
Washington County Association president Teel G L Potter announced the annual gathering will be held near the Chief area with speakers from the WAT House of Representatives and local farmer Dick Simpson. A committee finalized event details with no cattle on display and attendees asked to bring food for the noon meal. Tea and coffee will be served. Brock of the Florida State Cattlemen’s Association will respond to the welcome. Court records show a separate case charging Thompson with bond issues amid a larger gambling and licensing investigation involving several locals.
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Teel GL. Potter
Washington County Association
Bost Willams Foror
Chiefs
TDL Beasies
DeFuniak Springs
Speaner
WAT House of Representatives
Dick Simpson
Monticello
Florida
Harry Cope
Hot. Wihinins
Ffves
Potter
J. H. Waecheb
Hoo Harrison
Wachob
Williams
Tyg Brock
Fietuia State Cattlemen’s
Acocnetrom
Doc Thompson Named In Larceny Charge
A complaint filed in county court names Doc Thompson in a larceny charge. The document cites alleged theft related to a connection with a local matter and lists the filing authority.
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Doc Thompson
Larceny
Doc Thorp
Sheffield Charge Prand
Nick Gudzen Joins Dothan Mound Staff
Anderson SC native Nick Gudzen joins the Dothan Browne organization as a newly added staff member. The move places Gudzen in a prominent role after prior service with the Ababamas State League and Chiis CV PueState League. His official duties include overseeing area details and coordinating with team leadership.
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Nick Gudzen
Dothan Mound
Nick Guidzen
Anderson SC
Dothan Browne
Wood tRips Hewes
Cgudeen
Chiis CV PueState League
Careunt
Jongeenews
Hewen
Gadeen
Mos
Anataia
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