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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

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Bainbridge Colby to Speak at Alabama Bar Convention

Montgomery June 71 AP Bainbridge Colby former Wilson era attorney general and secretary of state will headline the Alabama Bar Association meeting planned for July 5 at the downtown hotel. Hester Foster Montgomery Bar president said Colby speaks July 5 with Alabama and out of state attorneys invited. A Montgomery county committee drafted plans for entertainment of more than 200 attendees as lawyers prepare for the convention amid discussions surrounding the New Deal.

Montgomery Bainbridge Colby New York Wilson Will Aliong Alabama ‘Bar Association Colby Heirston Foster Montgomery Bar Association Speale Foster Alabama Montgomery County Hera Harris Thomas H. Watts Jack Crenshaw John B. Scott Warren Reese

Marianna Tax Fight Faces Delay In Answer Deadline

Judge Amos E Z Lewis denied a motion to dismiss the tax dispute and set July 1 for defendants to file an answer. The injunction, issued in the early morning hours, blocked the municipal delinquent tax adjustment board while taxpayers’ proposal awaited. Plaintiffs include councilman C W Davis and attorney Paul Carter, with city attorneys R S Pierce and Paul Carter advising the council.

Marianna Fla Amose EZ. Lewis Atl Attys. R Pierce Paul Carter Lisand South Florida Brealt Aueh James A. Finck Bord Whi John Hl. Carter John He Carter, Jr C. W. Davis

Fragmented OCR hints at legal bid and authorities

The readable fragments reference a likely diaconesd item from midis with mentions of the Tarn ey authority and the NRA among others. The text is incomplete but suggests a formal action or notice involving these entities and a cited year or date.

Ikely Thas Tarney Authority NRA

Laurie Moore and Serena Eyeing Quiet Plans

In a terse synopsis a woman named Laurie Moore contemplates paths alongside Serena, with hints of a shifting focus on Imiras Aim. The text mentions Lila Miners and family dynamics, including a mother and Liver Se jai, outlining unclear relationships and ambitions amid a domestic scene.

Laurie Moore Perth Lila Atplans Geery Laurie O Imiras Mom Atha Aiers Serena Oho

The Travel Chapter Three Screams of Change

In a tense interior scene a man and a woman spar with biting dialogue about gender and society. The avenger taunts a man who distrusts women while a bright girl behind them intensifies the moment. The man confesses weariness with the world, hinting at distance and disillusion. The exchange exposes personal bitterness and subtle longing.

Parlement

The Stranger on the Northern Train

A train crossing the Northern suburbs brings together Laurie and a mysterious blind man returning from abroad. Their brief exchange reveals distance yet a growing, uneasy curiosity as he wrestles with past loss and pride amid shared tea, smoke, and a looming tomorrow.

Enterprise Progress On City Hall Facade And New Dwellings

The city acts to convert the purchased building into a municipal center housing the mayor’s office and fire department. Plans include a second story split into two five‑room apartments for firemen and families, with the post office at the corner end. Other businesses opening since January include Bail Reynolds’ Lead and Feed, Mixon and Stues Dry Goods, and a Woco-lette shed for Federal relief canning directed by Mr. Nonnil¢ Adams.

Enterprise Mayora Enterprise Lead and Feed Bail Reynolds al Brock Jr Byrd Hodge Eormpoas Enterprise Mercade Ce Mixon and Stuas Dry Goods Court House Nonnil¢ Adama

Pep Filling Station Reopens With New Baker Restaurant

A remodeled Pep filling station has reopened and now hosts a restaurant operated by Mr Baker. The town reports nearing completion of new water tanks that will greatly increase the water supply for the area.

Pep Baker Wil

State Nursery Trees to Become Available to Buyers In Fall

Montgomery June 21 AP The State Commission of Forestry announced that a nursery near Livingston will have a supply of trees for planting by farmers and landowners next fall. The principal species include longleaf and loblolly pines, shortleaf pines, black walnut, and other hardwoods. The nursery is run by the commission in cooperation with the United States Forestry Service, with prices set at actual production costs for minimum shipments of 500 trees.

Montgomery State Commission of Forestry T A Nursery Livingston Commission United States Forestry Services Riverside Montgomery Ward Wards America

Baldwin County Maps Fifth Fish Rodeo Following Tradition

MONTCOMERT June 3 Dr W C Molmas of Foley heads Baldwin chapter sponsoring the fifth annual fish rodeo to be held in Perdido Bay and adjacent waters. The event, founded in 1921 by the late Dr Bibby Holmes, attracts Alabama anglers and offers prizes for many fishing events. The rodeo, a major local sporting contest, showcases Baldwin County as a rich game and fish center with strong public interest, including efforts to attract women anglers.

Baldwin County

Mobile Legionnaires Plan Fund Drive for Convention

Lamar Post 3 launches a campaign to raise $3,000 to entertain about 8,000 American Legion members at the annual convention in Lamar. Chamber of Commerce and regional teams will canvass the city with a goal of one dollar per visitor for the entertainment fund.

Mobile. Jume American Legion Lamar Y Scheod Post No 3 Chamber of Commerce

Indian women weave willow branches for dam fencing

On Crow Creek Reservation in South Dakota, Indian women braided greta willow branches into wire fencing to form the rip top for dams constructed under the local conservation program.

Crow Creek Reservation South Dakota

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