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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
4
Public notice declares an election in Dothan Alabama on July 9 1929 to decide whether to issue fifty eight thousand dollars in bonds for the city. Ballots will be cast in four wards at Malone Motors Singletary Whiddon store City Hall and Court House with bonds redeemable by annual installments and interest at up to six percent.
Notice of election to be held in the City of Dothan Alabama on July 9 1929 with an official voting location and election orders issued by authorities. The document outlines the time and place for voters to participate in the municipal election.
The city of Dothan Alabama schedules a bond election for twenty two thousand dollars to fund water works and sewer system improvements. Voting locations include Malone Motor Company South St Andrews Ward two Singletary Whiddon's South Foster Ward three City Hall North St Andrews Ward four Court House West Main Street. Bonds issued August 1 1928, at up to 6 percent interest, repayable semi annually through Central Hanover Bank New York City with installments starting August 1932. Mayor signs date June 3 1929.
Strand listings for Monday through Sunday show Clara Bew with Lou Tellegen Alyce Mills and Donald Keith in Parisian Love and Hired and Fired. The Cirrus Kid features Frankie Darro Joe E Brown Helene Costello with The Vanishing West and Wives Won’t Weaken. Tom Tyler stars Trail of the Horse Thief.
In Minneapolis, school children are being tested with a device by Health Commissioner Dr. F E Harrington. The machine uses moving picture films with regulation letter tests projected on a screen. It allows examination of 15 children at once.
A Tampa resident reports that birds in a quiet residential area harass a neighborhood cat accused of raiding a mockingbird nest. The birds reportedly swoop and attack the cat whenever it appears in daylight.
A portable style 500 pound X ray camera at the Neurological Institute allows rapid radiography without overhead wires or awkward patient movements. By simple finger pressure it can be swung in any direction for quick exposure, enabling faster imaging of severely injured patients in emergencies.
A new UPParads model claims complete insulation of high voltage parts eliminating exposed wires. It promises tenfold insulation gain and stable performance at altitude, enabling x ray imaging without visible glow. Developed under J. F. Wants of Victor X Ray Corporation.
MADISON Wis. Whirlwinds bring frost as Eric Miller a government meteorologist describes two wind types sweeping northern states one with warm air followed by cold gusts the other a calm clear core that aids frost by allowing night cooling plants draw heat from breezes but radiate it in quiet air becoming colder than surroundings
In Boston Judge Edward A. Logan recalls his car registration 26101 with ease. The judge, also General Logan, led the 11th Regiment of the 26th Division in World War I, and his plates bear 26 for the division and 101 for the regiment.
The Hawaii legislature passes a resolution urging Duke Kahanamoku to return and settle in Hawaii. It lauds him as a distinguished son whose return would inspire island youth and honor the land that gave him birth.
A Sweden operated flight Sverige captained by Albin Ahrenberg returned to Reykjavik at five am after departing at 2 30 a m toward Greenland en route Stockholm to New York. Heavy fuel load forced the return.
The Geiger family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for care during illness and death. They thank everyone for their attentions and floral offerings and note sympathy was a bright spot in their darkest hour.
The Jenkins and Williams families acknowledge the kindness shown during the illness and death of their loved one with appreciation for deeds and floral offerings.
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