Inheritance tax amendment urged by W E Glover
The piece argues Alabama should adopt the state inheritance tax amendment to keep 90 percent of the federal tax receipts. It counters objections about taxes, noting federal funds of about 275000 yearly would be kept locally, and contends Alabama needs the revenue amid government spending and numerous state boards. The Eagle supports retaining the funds.
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Mr. Glover
Alabama
Glover
The
Eagle
Union
Alabame
Bmwo
Federal
Miller
Tax Spenders League
Safe farming program outlines crop allocations for a balanced year
A community plan from farmers and bankers proposes crop shares for a safe farming year. It suggests one plow per 30 acres, sugar cane or sorghum on half to one and a half acres, three acres of grazing crops, five acres of peanuts for market, and portions of cotton and beans. The note reflects economic pressures and the need for money as rooms are rented to counsel elites.
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Arnhams
Owenalf
Opeené
Emehalf Azree Shaweet Patetons
Mar- Mat
Austin
Houston County
Alabama
Ula
Pict Netional Bank of
Frent National Bank of Ashford
Warmers & Merchants Gabk
Ashford
Bank of Columbia
Bank of Gordon
Cottonwood
Armistice Day Plea on Peace and Parental Duty
Editor urges American parents to resist anti peace fever and consigning their sons to war. He warns that indifference to peace and international hate endanger boys born 1911 to 1927 and could lead to conscription and a future of machine gun fire.
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Bin
America
Hoy
Gee
Rumang
United States
Old Man in Cart Seeks Help as He Nears End of Journey
An elderly man with a white beard, driving a pony cart from Natchez to Mobile, seeks a long-lost son near Gulf City. He says rheumatism ended his truck farming three years ago and that old age now leaves him with no means, no one to care, and a hopeful wish for reunion and a warm welcome. The note laments aging tragedy and urges provision for the elderly who outlive their memories.
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Natchez
Miss
Mine Point
Mobile
Ney
Saya
Gulf City
Ling
M Bank
Coluat
Uke
Dothan
Court House
Dix
Lesa
Ulence
Dolhana Debonair
Jupiter
Southern Posts poetry column aims at weekly flair
The Birmingham Poet column, titled Southern Posts, plans a weekly run under editor Annie Southern Tardy with original high standard verse. Readers seek a monthly prize for best poem and bi monthly print, praising local talent from Dothan to Wiregrass, noting Frances Espy and others as rising voices in American poetry.
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Birmingham
Annie Southern Tardy
Anger at Bureaus Guides Alabama Tax Debate
Letter from Headland editor denounces inheritance tax amendment and tax spending. Writer urges voters to reject tax measures, accuses bureaus of waste, calls for reduced state payroll and scrutiny of rural school funding claims. Questions price discrimination in textbooks and laments civic division.
Dothan Visitor Details and Local Court Activity
Twenty years ago in Dothan Tr S P Holland of Columbia and Dothan EW Deese of Ozark were in town for a short visit. Mine Florrie Malone left for Samson to visit a relative. JoH R Bradrkae of Dothan was on business for three weeks. Judge Arthur Crveford attended the Ver leans reunion in Montgomery. Deputy Marshal FM Shehan placed a prisoner in the county jail.
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Florrie Malone
Samson
FM Shehan
Dothar
The Sieve by N Prank Pridgen
Thoughts while looking out the window reveal a town’s wealth seen through debt, prices, and a chorus of aging observations. The column riffs on doctors, sports costs, gossip, and social mores with shifting humor and sharp, rambling asides.
How's Your Health Gy De Lago Goldston Editorial
An AMA editorial critiques the slogan an apple a day keeps the doctor away. It notes apples have low calories versus oatmeal, add non fattening bulk and flavor to salads, but can irritate colitis if eaten raw. Cooking can mitigate roughage effects. apples contain vitamin A and modest vitamin C, especially from the peel, though not as much as citrus.
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Thia
The
Ameican Medical Association
Sundown Stories The Little Black Clock Ponders Travel Plans
The Little Black Clock boasts magic to grant extra hours and adventures for Pegsy and John. The trio jokes about faraway places like Tsimanapetsotskw and Ambobimahasco, but the clock reveals its true idea is a world tour across the ford, sparking their curiosity.
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Pegsy
John
Peggy
Antaganarivo
Mad- Hlagasear
Ford
Talks to Parents on Handling Lice? A Lesson in Accusations
A mother confronts two frightened boys after a lamp breaks while she questions them about blame. The piece argues that accusing, angry questioning prevents honest confession and fosters evasion. It urges calm, non accusatory guidance to encourage responsibility and truthfulness in children.
Tomato Salad and Chicken Loaf Menu Feature
Menu of the Day lists Tomato Salad with onions celery cloves paprika gelatin and mold set in a cold ring, served over lettuce with mayonnaise. Chicken Loaf combines diced chicken soft bread crumbs celery and parsley with related prep notes and servings.
Puff and Bun Start Out West Team VUEFEY 30
In a terse report the line up VUEFEY 30 Puff and Bun begins the journey as a group heads west. The text hints at players and strategy, noting a focus on teamwork and thinking about the game. The fragmentary OCR leaves essential names and context unclear.
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