Southeast Alabama title ride hinges on Dothan at Enterprise
In the Turkey Day showdown at Enterprise Peanut Stadium the Dothan Tigers travel to face the Enterprise High football team for the 1931 finale. Enterprise, improved after early-season struggles, seeks to upset the Tigers and defend its Southeast Alabama championship claim. The Coffee County squad features standout end play, a strong backfield led by Adams, and a balanced passing attack led by Adame and Brunson with Brock providing steady defense.
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Rivalries Spark Saturday Gridiron Action Across Four Schools
Por terrant anchored Auburn against the Red Raiders while O Neal starred for Birmingham Southern against Howard. Hart pressured Georgia Tech against Florida as Mul len contributed for Duke in a 0 0 draw with North Carolina. Owens also played for Birmingham Southern.
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Alabama farmers sowing seeds for winter crops in rain
Alabama farmers, aided by recent rain after a long drought, sow winter legume and oat seed for next spring. The rain boosted pasture and hay crops, eased smoke from smoldering fires, and allowed faster harvest of cotton and cord. Farmers expect good growth of winter legumes and a larger, higher quality hay crop this year.
Bumper Cotton and Corn Crop Amid Drought Aids Garden Plans
The long dry spell with occasional showers yielded a bumper crop of cotton and corn in the same year with yields above normal. Interest in fall gardens revived by recent rain and amateur and professional gardeners are planning fresh vegetables from home plots. Pecans gathering under way with a crop of 450000 pounds expected, almost double last year’s 250009 pounds.
Tobacco buyers seek the ripest mildest leaf
Tobacco buyers are smart shoppers who seek the ripest, mildest, sweetest tasting leaf. They will not settle for anything less.
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Ford Economy Shines in Detroit City Vehicle Records
Detroit City records praise Ford economy with 137 new cars, including 21 radio scout cars and 300 Ford cars across departments. The 21 scout cars averaged under 2.33 cents a mile, while 300 city vehicles averaged 2.9 cents per mile. Day and night operation shows strength and low maintenance without depreciation or insurance.
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