Safe Farming Program Aimed at Prosperity for Houston County
A historical farmers program outlines a 12 acre and mixed crop plan including corn, peanuts, cotton, oats, sugar cane, and grazing crops. It recommends careful seed quality and investment, with credit limits acknowledged. Banks and local merchants endorse the initiative as a pathway to restoring Southeastern Alabama prosperity.
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Austin
Houston County
Alabama
First National Bank of Dothan Dothan Book & Trust Co
First National Bank of Ashford Farmers & Merchants Bank
Fura
Bank of Columbia
Bank of Gordon
Bank of Cottonwood
There Oktta Be A Law Tribune Opinion On Cotton
The Nes Olern Iti reports a conference planned at Jackson on November ty by Cove mers Purnell and Ellho of Mita. Tribune decries perceived media meddling and argues farmers should control private farm matters without government intrusion into cotton cultivation. The piece warns against federal or state overreach and defends farmers from a new breed of agents policing their crops.
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Jagison Teu
Budding novelist seeks sales and guidance for first work
A young Houston County writer encloses a draft letter about a rising novel set partly in Africa. He pleads for a fair offer, praises enthusiasm, and cites needed pre requisites like dictionary use and careful typing, noting editors’ cynicism toward new writers.
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Pontege
Houston
Philadelphia Dog Crosses Broad Street for Rights
A Philadelphia dog, a chow, regularly crosses Broad Street at noon, standing on the curb while traffic halts. The Waterbury Republican riffs on the dog’s calm crossings, praising his law abiding behavior and urging people to bark for their own rights and city reforms.
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Definition of It Confesses Helen Rowland on Love
The well known feature writer Helen Rowland admits no single definition of love after fifteen years of searching. She notes that many definitions exist, as each person loves differently, and even she herself, divorced and remarried, has no universal answer.
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Srarch
Uuilertske
Marne Feroer
Vnquirer
Julia Colfer
Helen Rowland
Alabama artist Lucille Douglass exhibit at the Fgh Museum of Art
A long feature notes Lucille Douglass of Tuskegee, a southern artist and traveler, bringing ten Angkor Wat etchings to view at the Fgh Museum of Art that Sunday and run until November 30. The piece highlights her global travels, artistic roles, and the cultural interest across New York Paris and Cambodia.
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Fgh Museum of Art
Lucille Douglass
Tuskegee
Ala New York
Paris
China
Cambodia
Alabama
New York
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London
Chester
Miss Douglass
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Angkor
Weil
Kamer
Tone Sap Wall
Rome Et Judes
Letter from Central of Georgia President on railroad critique
The Central of Georgia Railway president replies to the Dothan Eagle editorial “Tool For The Railroads?” arguing railroads are widely owned by millions, not a few rich families. He cites stockholders, bonds, and institutional investments, notes freight and passenger improvements, and urges fair, constructive press coverage as railroads remain a national economic asset and employer.
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Alabama Public Service Commission
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Central of Georgia
How's Your Health and Growth in Children
A discussion on child growth emphasizes that growth charts show group norms but not individual development. Individual children may be shorter or lighter yet be fully developed, with heredity and environment shaping growth rates, and access to medical care remains crucial. Human variation and medical care are highlighted as essential factors in interpreting growth.
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Perod
Dothan Social Notes and Local Travels 20 Years Ago
Mrs. J. W. Grant hosted Harmony Club at Foster Street. Visitors included A. V. Naund of Mastanna Erie Gelleraiedt and Troy H. T Melman of Harttora. Dr. R. D. Blackshear traveled through Albany to iron City. A new white motor car exhibited in Dothan store. Indians watched stars as night fell. Peggy, John, and the Little Black Clock were quiet. Fire Chart Jones returned from a visit in Albans. Mrs. Melver of Winston NC visited. Mrs. W. Fresery and E. Watford of Madrid attended. Mrs. D. C. Lee left for Tampa for her son Warthagh’s wedding. he was seriously ill.
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J. W. Grant
Harmony Club
Foster Street
A. V. Naund
Mastanna
Ana
Peggy
John
Jones
Adele Ae
Fish for Ami Astin Fallin Bread Apple Gingerbread Sapte
A compact menu note lists fish dishes and baked goods with fruit and spice themes. Items such as bread and gingerbread appear alongside apple and sapte inspired options, suggesting a fall seasonal selection from a local eatery.
Talks to Parents By Alice Jodson Peale Different Parents
Article argues that parental attitudes toward differing standards shape children’s responses. If parents feel superior, children snub peers. if they stress tolerance without superiority, kids learn acceptance and avoid defensiveness. Encourages modeling humility and open view of other lifestyles.
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