Garner in Congress and Seed Loans Boost Farmers
Political Headliners outlines Garner’s rise from county attorney to House Speaker, his world war era White House talks with Wilson, and his governance style. It reports $1.5 million in Alabama seed loans approved by Memphis officials, aiding home gardens and low cost production with extension workers assisting.
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Detroit
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Ettie Rheiner
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Auburn
Ala
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Estensen
Alabama
Memphis
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T. A. Sims
J. C. Lowery
Sam F. Prewster
Kirtley Brown
Protest Against Higher Saloons Taxes Causes Border Activity
In Tyuana Mexico May 1 representatives travel to Mexico City to protest a 41000 peso monthly saloon tax set to take effect Tuesday. Larger saloons and resorts may meet the rise, while smaller establishments threaten to close without President Ortiz Rubio’s order being withdrawn.
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Tyuana
Mexico
Fue
Mexico City
Castor Oil Remedy and Juniper Oil Cleansing Note
An ad copy promotes juniper oil as a bladder cleansing aid with impurities removal and health benefits. It mentions forms like Bukets and buchy leaves, plus a 1 percent test box and money back if unsatisfied. Sold by Cash Drug Store Young Drug and Harrison and Lisenby.
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Cash Drug
Young Drug
Harrison & Lisenby
J. W. Hall Celebrates 88th Birthday at Dothan Home
J. W. Hall of Dothan route three marked his 88th birthday with a large family gathering and dinner held at his home Friday. A long list of relatives and friends from Dothan, Graceville, Ashford, Newton, and surrounding areas attended, including the Hatcher, Fowler, Trawick, Parramore, Kirkland, Nichols, and Anderson families.
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J. W. Hall
Dothan
Route 3
Lizzie Hatcher
Newton
Bessie Hatcher
Gissendanner
Piichard
F.F. Fowler
Clyde
Mary Lee Nichols
James W. Hall
Graceville
Fla
J. C. Fowler
D. T. Hall
Dane Anderson
Ruby Kirkland
C.H. Trawick
Coy Trawick
W .M. Smith
Bert Thompsons
Elmer Jones
C. E. Trawick
Fred Parramore
Martin Parramore
W. P. Fowler
A. Fowler
Ashford
Erosion Destroys Plant Food In U S Soils
Washington May 10 AP erosion from fields and pastures destroys far more plant food than crops remove yearly. Experts say soil erosion removes irreplaceable plant nutrients, unlike fertilizer which can replenish only the crop’s take. A glass model at the Department of Agriculture illustrates soil loss.
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Washington
America
Department of Agriculture
Department, of Agriculture
Thousands Seek State Seamstress Title In Alabama
Alabama 4-H club girls compete for best seamstress at county contests then Auburn short course in June to represent the state at the national Chicago competition in December. Counties entering include Lee Monroe Calhoun Shelby Pike Coosa Elmore Mobile Jefferson and Cleburne.
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Ala
Alabama
Chicago
Lee
Monroe
Calhoun
Shelby
Pike
Coosa
Elmore
Mobile
Jefferson
Cleburne
Young diver drowns in Coral Gables rock pit
Coral Gables May 7 George Maloly aged 12 drowned in a rock pit after being hurt while diving in an improvised swimming pool. The death was reported by AP.
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Coral Gables
George Maloly
4 639 Enrolled Now at State University
University of Alabama reports 4 639 students enrolled this year 3 600 men and 679 women. Summer school extension and correspondence courses plus regular work total 10 817. Arts and Sciences leads with 1 519 men and 463 women pursuing A B degrees.
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