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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
4
The weekly cotton market report from T. W. Palmer and Co. outlines current price trends, futures quotes, and market indicators. It notes price shifts in futures, cash greenbacks, and regional movement of cotton amid demand signals and weather impacts.
James D Skinner a Dothan bank bookkeeper bemoans golf niceties while swinging at the Country club ninth tee. Frank Pridgen says he would not accuse the editor of The Eagle Bull of collusion if the bull writer had not disclosed unpaid literary activity. JC Kent of The Eagle recalls a weekend in Florida and rain while noting yellow flies remain biting. Saxon Powner mentions antityphoid shots not feeling well.
The readable text presents a fragmented advertisement style urging quick relief for a bendache with mentions of a store, price ten cents, and an appeal to readers to send for a product. The garbled lines reference a drug name and a potential call to action without coherent details.
A $250,000 municipal improvement program starts in Birmingham featuring 22 drainage projects. The spending compares with $142,000 in construction completed by May 1, reflecting more work under way. A Montana state employee contributed nearly $45,000 to Red Cross drought relief across Montana counties.
Editorial urging strong support for Senator Hugo Black in Alabama. It argues Black should win by a huge majority, criticizes Gov Kilby and Heflin allies, defends Black’s La Follette Costigan vote, and condemns opponents’ tactics as unworthy of Alabama voters. Political advertisement paid by Hugo Bleek.
Auburn June 11 AP Farmers planning to raise extra stock warn that a good pasture is essential to low cost production. Animal husbandmen say grazing is cheaper since livestock harvests the feed. County agents urge temporary and permanent pastures to ensure sufficient grazing for meat or milk.
The Jersey police continued questioning in the Violet Sharpe case with the focus on Miss Sharpe and her associates. New statements were released to show interrogation details and the absence of force, while Emily Sharpe defended her sister amid unfolding theories about Brinkert and other suspects.
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