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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
4
The cotton market report from T. W. Palmer & Co of New York outlines prevailing prices for various grades, with brief notes on supply and demand dynamics and market expectations for nearby and distant delivery periods. The notice serves as a concise commodity update for traders and brokers.
A compact market roundup notes the closing levels for major New York stocks. Trading activity largely mirrored early session moves with notable shifts in several large firms, reflecting investor sentiment amid mixed economic signals and corporate news.
Winter Haven physician Dr E Crump received reappointment from Governor Canton to the Florida state board of medical examiners. The action, reported from Tallahassee, confirms Crump continues as a member of the regulatory panel overseeing medical licensure.
In 87 games last week Guess At Em miscalled at least eight winners and tied three, including Columbia-Syracuse and Holy Cross-Manhattan in mud. Alabama prepares for Thanksgiving clash with undefeated Vanderbilt as backfield power meets stout defense in session.
Howell, a Hartford, Alabama product, projects as major punter for the Alabama game against Vanderbilt as Cain’s knee doubts persist. He also shines under pressure in passing and defense, drawing comparisons to Johnny Mack Brown and earning late-season acclaim. Meanwhile Crimson Tide seniors prepare for a California finale December 3 against St. Mary’s in San Francisco. The report also notes Sidney Lainer’s influenza hospitalisation and a brief financial chart on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation’s nine-month activity.
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith will perform as song leader on November 23 at a seats in Town Hall. He will lead the audience in The Sidewalks of New York. Proceeds go to the New York infirmary for women and children.
Unofficial corrected totals from Tallahassee show President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt receiving 206,307 votes to 69,170 for Hoover. Dave Schultz wins the Democratic governor-elect race with 186,122 votes while W. J. Howey garners 93,471. The state canvassing board is to meet Wednesday to certify the returns. The 1932 cotton acreage in the South totals 36,611,000 acres, up from 27,175,000 in 1902, reflecting three straight years of reduced cotton planting by American growers.
Columbia High meets unbeaten Blakely Ga in a decisive 1932 finale here on Wednesday. Blakely fields a heavy 171-pound line and strong backfield, having scored 196 points this season, while Columbia seeks redemption after a 7 to 6 loss to Cuthbert last Friday on the doorstep of a touchdown.
Lovetown notes show Arthur Love of Hilton spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Francis Love. Renzie Smith and children from Ashford visited Mrs. Love. Anna Williams and Ralph Cameron visited Mrs. Ruby Love midweek. Alvin Smith of Ashford stayed with his grandmother Mrs. Francis Love. Rhenia Irwin hosted by sister Anna Love Saturday night. Odest Love and aunt Rhenia Irwin joined Sam Irwin at Sigma Sun for visits with William Moore and Emmitt Moore, Mrs. Ernest Taylor and others.
J. D. non and J. M. Moo son with Clayton visited Francis Love Tuesday. Mrs Anna Love visited Mrs Della Moore Friday. Lena Love and children visited Mr and Mrs J R Moore Sunday. Andrew Love spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Francis Love. Alvah Love and wife returned to Hilton Ga after a month here with relatives.
The Houston Sun previews current and upcoming film offerings across theaters. Highlights include Faithless with Montgomery and Tallulah Bankhead at MGM and What Price Taxi from MGM, plus Phantom of Crestwood with Ricardo Cortez. Other features include Two Lips and Julips, Kongo with Walter Huston and Lupe Velez, Camping Out, Call Her Savage starring Clara Bow, The Old Dark House with Boris Karloff and others, The Most Dangerous Game with Joel McCrea and Fay Wray, The Fourth Horseman with Tom Mix, The Last Frontier serial, The Phantom President with Claudette Colbert and Jimmie Durante, and George Arliss in further listings.
Friday program features Mary Astor Evelyn Knepp and Hardie Albright in a successful calamity style lineup with news and Mount novelties. Friday also presents John Mack Brown in Malay Nights and Saturday offers Jack Hoxié in Outlaw Justice along with news serial and comedy segments.
A pamphlet advises using Cardus to build up against nagging pains from weak conditions. It warns temporary relief masks the issue and urges addressing the cause promptly. The ad claims many women praise Cardus and promotes purchase at drug stores.
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