Dothan Candidacy Promises Economy and Fairness
Miles Miller a Dothan candidate for city commissioner outlines an economy minded record from 1928 to 1932. He highlights bond refinancing saving 121500, school funding, debt reduction, and utility safeguards while pledging no mudslinging and universal civic aid. He opposes selling public utilities and tax increases, urging prudent budgeting and lower electric rates.
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Florists Find Cause for Widespread Impact
Florists report ae issue affecting petals and stems across markets. Local suppliers note supply chain delays and rising costs. Consumers are warned to expect limited selections and potential price shifts in coming weeks.
SIGN FROM CHIEF Continues for tax the rich vote
Lawmakers plan to stay in session for action on FDRs tax the rich program this session. La Follette reports 14 Democrats six Republicans Shipstead and he signed a round robin urging action before adjournment. Long operates independently of the bloc signaling further push on the presidents promises and performance.
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Senate Revenue Bill Debates Tax Proposals and Textbook Funding
The Senate debated revenue expectations from the amended bill, urged by Sen. Hayse Tucker, and compared revenue to the original Finance and Taxation Committee proposal. A 10 percent tobacco tax saw lengthy contention, but no decisive vote. Overridden: a tax to fund free textbooks for first three grades. consumer impact disputed. Additional proposals on cigars and auto tag taxes drew opposition. multiple tax scales were discussed, with changes shown against the original bill.
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Pigs Market Steady in Chicago Trade
Chicago June 22 AP reports hog prices holding steady with quoted top at 875 and 180 pound hogs around 9.50. Traders note nominal activity with bids near 9.50 to 9.60 and prices around 8.80 for lighter weights as buyers and sellers gauge demand.
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Cotton market steadies after brief rally on July demand
New York June 12 Fleet prices in cotton eased from firmer levels as demand for July rose. Trading shifted from June as the market closed higher in the second hour of the session on renewed demand for July and scattered buying. Weather maps showed rain in parts, with Liverpool expected to hold steady and American payments due at dawn.
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Spann to Build House Costing 3500 Dollars
R E Spann to construct a residence on Woodland Drive at a projected cost of 3500 dollars. A second permit is noted for a separate timber project totaling 5500 dollars.
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Market roundup and grain quotes from Dothan and New York
Market notes show DOTHAN SPOTS middling and strict categories with prices. New York and New Orleans sections list open high low close figures, futures May July October December, plus brief stock quotes from Anaconda Copper and other major firms. Grain quotations include wheat, corn, and oats with July and Sept figures and small decimals.
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Turpentine and Rosle Firm Trade Summary
Naval stores at Savanah on June 22 show Turpentine with 44 has sales 247 receipts 61 shipments 14 stock 31 701. Rosle firm estes B21 receipts 1,004 shipments 25 stock 124324. Quoted ranges include B 3.45 D 385 to 3.9 B 4M Fo419 to 418 G Ht 430 to 4,324 M 480 to 4.40 N 4.75 to 4.80 WG $00 WW 5,75 to 5.80 X BSE.
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Supreme court oleomargarine tax precedent discussed
The court upheld Congress power to tax colored oleomargarine, effectively squeezing it out in favor of butter producers. Opponents contend the Hill encroaches on state jurisdiction and would threaten state authority.
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