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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1912

Page

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Demonstrations To Improve Cotton and Crop Yields In Houston County

Thomas Z. Atke gin reports on 191F season field demonstrations in Houston County showing cotton yields around 400 to 500 pounds per acre, corn yields near 80 bushels per acre, and notes on wilt resistant varieties, fertilizer use, and mechanized practices. Farmers tested different crops including peanuts and corn, with emphasis on moderate fertilizer and improved stock. The report records several demonstrators, locations, and the impact of irrigation, rainfall, and soil conditions on yields.

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Unclear OCR Jam Sparks Odd Place Names and Phrases

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Wrath with wear: ads fade as new losses loom

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Lawrence strike ends with wage increase plan

Lawrence workers end a strike after officials outline a wage increase proposal. Details on the agreement remain limited as negotiations conclude and workers assess the offer.

Three Injured in Family Quarrel

A family dispute left three people injured in an incident that disrupted a neighborhood. Police are investigating the details and identifying those involved. No further information on names or exact injuries was released.

Alabama to hold convention soon amid death reports

The Alabama association plans a forthcoming convention as discussions of deaths and labor tensions surface. The piece notes worker hardship, strikes, and a wide assembly expected, with officials and regional delegates preparing for the event.

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