Notice of Election in Dothan Alabama 1929 Bonds Vote
An election is ordered to be held in Dothan Alabama on July 9 1929 at ward polling places to approve bonds totaling 58000 with six percent interest payable semiannually. Principal repaid May 1 1931 and each year thereafter at Central Hanover Bank New York City.
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Dolan
Alabama
Dothan
Ala
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Company
New York City
Isi
Hanover Bank & Trust Company
City of
B. Jackson
J. M. Stall
George Cotton, Sr
Alva Toowir
Reynolds
Ward
J. R. Hussey
Ward Two
City of Dothan Election On Bonds Proposal
Voters in Dothan Alabama face a referendum on issuing bonds totaling 58 000 to fund city improvements. Bonds issued in $1000 denominations carry up to 6 percent interest, semiannual payments, and redeemable through Central Hanover Bank Trust Company. Maturity schedule begins with two bonds due August 1 1931.
Dothan Bonds Election Ordered for July 9 1929
City Council orders an election in Dothan Alabama on July 9 1929 to issue bonds totaling 58000 dollars. Bonds issued in 1000 dollar denominations at up to 6 percent interest payable semiannually with principal retired in yearly installments beginning August 1931 to retire a floating debt. Nominations include precinct polling sites at Malone Motors South St Andrews, Single tary Whiddon store South Foster, City Hall North St Andrews, Court House West Main.
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Malone Fotor Company
South St Andrews Street
Singletary ‘& Whidison
Uth Foster Street
North St A Andrews Street
Court House
West Maintreet
Dothan
Alabama
Labama
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Comany
New York City
City of
Malone’ Motor Company
South St. Andrews Street
City Hall
North St. Andrews Street
West Main Street
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Company
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tomorrow at Five Points Arena
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Five Points arena, according to today’s announcement.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Senate Calls For Appropriate Action Regarding Newspapers
The Senate transmitted to the attorney general today for appropriate action the postmaster general's report listing newspapers with ownership statements. It shows that some papers failed to disclose International Paper and Power Co. stock interests.
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Washington
The
Senate
Attorney General Today
Postmaster General
International Paper and Power Co
Post Office Department
International Co
Domingus Decries Prison Luxuries Versus Hotel Comforts
The state prison inspector visited the city jail and ordered segregation of a prisoner with two communicable diseases, noting 70 rooms for confinement. Chief Domingus released the inmate, arguing jail cannot compete with the luxuries of hotels.
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Domingus
City Jail Conditions Criticized by State Inspector
The state inspector reported the city jail was in deplorable condition. Chief Domingus said the city could not afford luxuries for prisoners and would not compete with the Houston Hotel.
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Cording
Bastile
Domingus
Houston
Also Mentioned on This Page
City of Dothan
Electric Storage Battery Company
Dekel
Singletary& Whiddon’s
South Foster Street
C. C. Hervey
Mollie Grant
H. H. Hall
C. C. Doster
J. S. Mallen
J. W. Baker
L. H. Barlow
W. J. Renfroe
J. M. Rudolph
J. J. Jackson
W. R. Watford
W. J. Bayley
P. Scarborough
I. C. Ezell
Detroit
Brothers
NEW Dodge Brothers
Nk Motors
F. G. McQuagge Motor Co. Inc
Sinclair
H-C
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