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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1934
Page
8
Detective Harper tracks an unseen gun in a snow coated roof spout above the Austerlitz house. By examining ashes, candles, and power cuts, he proves Mrs. Whitmore’s alibi weak as Lafferty aids the rooftop stakeout. Tomorrow the revolver promises new answers.
Willy Nilly struggles to haul a rope wheel as Jupiter climbs from the well in a bucket. The Puddle Muddlers cheer yet Honey Bear warns the bucket has fallen and Jupiter may be harmed, casting fear over the rescue.
A local notice urges residents to contact the postal service for missed newspaper deliveries. It advises residents to report missing papers and requests patience while routes are adjusted.
A note explains that if the carrier misses the paper by 6 o'clock, Postal will rush a copy of The Eagle to readers at no additional cost, ensuring timely delivery.
Hemstitching and buttons covered provided by Mrs H E Bowden at 817 S St Andrews. Phone 144. Job: male help wanted.
Pettus Fuller and Lapsley, attorneys for Seima in Alabama, filed proceedings on March 29 or May 5 with J date noted as J 5 12, indicating a formal legal action or filing in Seima.
Default having been made in the payment of indebtedness secured by mortgage made by Frances E. Kirkland and husband W E Kirkland to J N Zorn dated March 28 1927 and recorded in Book 165 at page 94 and said default continuing the undersigned as transferee of said mortgage will under and
The Armenian aviators announced they would stay in New York eight days or two weeks awaiting French orders to decide if they would fly to San Diego and a Caribbean run. Their Joseph LeBrix ship landed at Floyd Bennett Field at 1 28 p.m. EST after 38 hours 28 minutes from Le Bourget. They reported no trouble until fog off Newfoundland and noted the craft as a living laboratory of scientific gear. A separate note says the Kansas legislature allowed private possession of machine guns in a special session.
AP dispatches report wide economic strains as Mussolini moves to remake the economy with government takings. Havana contemplates a new U S treaty scrapping Platt Amendment amid heavy police guards at diplomats’ residences. Paris notes a possible last round bid by Paul Coles and Maurice Jessie to set a new non‑stop fight record. Tokyo says talks prepare for the 1935 naval conference. Isle of Man crash injures Kaye Don, kills his mechanic. Danzig orders dissolution of the Communist party.
The article reports that honey bees begin collecting nectar in spring from elm trees that bloom unusually early, signaling an early nectar flow for pollinators. The elm bloom suggests a burst of forage guiding beekeepers to monitor hive activity as flowers emerge.
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