SOTHAN HIGH GRID EAM FACES TOUGH DAY ASSIGNMENT
Sothan High with coach Tubb prepares for a tough Friday schedule starting at 3 p.m. against Bainbridge High as part of the benefit game for Child Welfare. Proceeds will be split fifty-fifty between Dothan and Bainbridge to fund county child welfare work. Bainbridge recently beat Albany 33–0 and features strong punting and tackling. Enterprise High and Dothan Hengals renew their Thanksgiving game at Enterprise at 2:30 p.m. Readying roster changes and practice ahead of the clash with Dothan holding a slight advantage in backfield.
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Dothan
Houston County
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Sii
Dackheld
Thanksgiving Day Appeal for Needy Children
A county welfare appeal asks residents to support needy children by donating small coins and contributions. The campaign urges public stores in Dothan and local outlets to collect funds as a "green penny game" to aid families with no means of support during Thanksgiving.
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Renston
Houston County
We. Tex
Dothan
Health Talks Added to Montgomery Program by Dr Bowmen
In Montgomery Alabama on November 25 an added segment to the county program features Dr J I Bowmen discussing preventive health measures. Mrs Mamie Thorington reports the new talks will expand demonstrations, with a planned drive by WY Rady to promote the effort.
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Montgomery County
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Bowmen
Dynamite Death Trial Prompts Jail Transfer Amid Plot Claims
In Hot Springs Walter Nelson, 32, tied to a dynamite trap that killed J. D. Downs and injured Charles Weaver, is moved to the state penitentiary. Police say friends of the dead man and injured show intent to break Nelson from jail.
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Ark
Hot Springs
Walter Nelson
Nelson
J. D. Downs
Charles Weaver
Weaver
Car Crash Fatal to Georgia Man
J. K. Eason of Donalsonville Georgia died in a hospital today from injuries after a car crash Saturday night near Cowatts. He suffered a base skull fracture often fatal and authorities held Littlehoye for his recovery. Miss Josephine Cameron of Donalsonville was injured but returned home after treatment in Dothan.
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Donalsonville
Cowatts
Exson
Littlehoye
Donelsonville
Josephine Cameron
Eason
Dothan
Hospital Report On Appendicitis Recovery Progress
A brief hospital update notes the patient underwent an appendicitis operation with improvement today. The condition remains serious, and the coalition at WHS is still listed as serious.
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Cotton plan rejected by Governor Miller in 1937 debate
Governor Miller labeled the plan from the Jackson cotton conference impractical and unenforceable. The proposal sought a 0 percent reduction in the edie neteage of the South for 1937, facing strong opposition.
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Beekeeping Prices to be Discussed at Alabama Meet
Beekeepers of the south gather in Montgomery on December 4 to discuss queen and package bee prices amid concerns that fluctuating quotes hurt growers. W A Ruffin of Auburn urges apiarists to attend and address price reduction practices blamed for industry instability.
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Robbery Attempt Frustrated at Local Store
A failed robbery occurred last night when masked men tried to break into a store's rear area but fled after being frightened. Eyewitnesses reported the would-be robbers triggered alarms and fled, leaving behind minimal clues.
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Cesta Beung
Haynes Wins Thanksgiving Turkey In Eagle Contest
J C Haynes and wife won The Eagle turkey by submitting 633 words from Thanksgiving Day letters after four hours of work. Contest drew about 246 entries with many teams collaborating. participants hailed from Dothan Headland Geneva and other towns.
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Dothan
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Hartford
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Columbia
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Mra
P. Scarborough
Dorothy Uck
Clyde L. Coe
Rey Driggers
John Miller
Harvey Sgearey
Kathryn Davis
Ruth Hammer
T. W Armstrong
W. C. Smith
Annia Nolan
Claudie Peel
Annie
Strickland
Carolyn Mulling
Frances Turner
Morrie Burkett
Eldred Grimaley
Horace Murphy
Edith Hartzog
S. B. Wooten
F. A. Toney
Eilis Andrews
Mia
W. F. Newton
Elizabeth Yarerough
Jewett Rey
Lost brown pocketbook in Dothan with $480 cash
W. C. Tindell of Graceville reports a brown pocketbook lost in downtown Dothan today. The pocketbook contained $480 in cash and several papers. a reward is offered by the owner for its return.
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W. C. Tindell
Graceville
Dothan
Story Of Mad Hog Ends In Tragic Death
A rabid hog on the Montgomery highway, after biting a dog and a hog weeks earlier, was confined and shot at dawn. The dog bitten by the rabid animal is under medical observation. Rabies tests will be performed on the hog’s head.
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Mistrials Declared In Two Circuit Court Cases
Two mistrials were declared today as juries failed to reach verdicts in circuit court. Cases involve Jesse Howell accused of removing mortgaged property and Iseral Garner charged with violating prohibition law. J. B. Peacock robbery case moved to July. Jeffries, ex-Houston county tax collector, faces embezzlement charges but remains in custody on a U S charge with possible trial delay.
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Iseral Garner
J. B. Peacock
William B. Jeffries
Houston County
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Jeffries
Circuit
Montgomery
U. S
Florida
Junior High Eleven to Meet Florida Team Tomorrow
The Young Junior High eleven will face Florida Industrial School eleven from Marianna at the stadium tomorrow morning. Florida varsity has a strong record, having defeated many high school elevens this season. Coach Seif says the Jui High squad has an even chance after a week of hard practice and will be in good shape for the contest.
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Martin
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Man Jailed Here On Liquor Charges
Columbus Toole was jailed on a transporting liquor charge after being returned from Bay Minette by county officers. Bond set at 990 dollars remained unpaid. Toole had previously escaped from city police and was arrested yesterday on authorization from county officials. He was indicted by the recent grand jury.
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Boy Minette
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Bay Minette
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Istan mayor orders tighter rules after crashes
In Istahan, the mayor calls for stricter driver rules to curb traffic crashes after a string of accidents. Police report limited details on the incidents and injured victims.
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Istaseul
Istanbul
Swiss Family in Crisis Survives Amid Missing Details
A sparse report describes Ulrich Sommer and a Swiss family facing an uncertain crisis with scarce details. The fragment hints at surviving relatives and unknown conditions, leaving key names, places, and outcomes unclear.
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Zoe
Paris Parks to Open 28 Pools for Summer Fun
The AP reports Paris parks will open 28 pools next summer, inviting children to enjoy free swims in designated fountains. Officials promise safe areas and scheduled maintenance to ensure public access across the city.
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Paris
Harvest statistics show Alabama crops rise despite cotton slump
Alabama survey by F W Gist reports 1931 crop gains across most sections with cotton the only major casualty. Corn averaged 15.5 bushels vs 10.5 last year, hay harvest up 3 percent, peanuts up 25 percent, and sweet potatoes improving though uncertain, while overall output falls short of needs due to drought in the south.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabame
F. W. Gist
Atalatician
Gist
Price Singham
Ane Conde
Gist Defends Crop Reports Against Farmer Criticism
Montgomery Nov 25 AP F. W. Gist federal statistician defends government crop reports as valuable to farmers. He says reports guide planting and marketing, curb speculation, aid transport and distribution, and help keep supply and price in proper relation, benefiting producers nationwide.
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F. W. Gist
Home Demonstration Clubs Highlight Landscaping in Jefferson
In Jefferson area demonstrations stressed landscaping design and ornamental shrubs with focus on landscape architecture. Club leaders and members showcased garden elements and tree care while noting local interest in beautifying spaces around homes and public areas.
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Jefferson
Health Prize Awarded in Baldwin County
A health prize was awarded in Baldwin County amid a report on today’s cotton market. The fragmentary text references T. W. Palmer & Co and multiple names in a dated, garbled ledger style.
Cleanliness Urged In Health Contest
A health contest urges participants to emphasize cleanliness and hygiene practices. Officials promote education on sanitation, discipline, and safe habits to improve overall wellness and prevent disease. Citizens are encouraged to join community programs and demonstrations.
Colorful Career of Alfred Taylor Ends in Death
Alfred Taylor former governor and 83 year old Sage of Happy Valley died today in Appalachian hospital. He helped lead the War of Roses campaign for governorship and faced his brother Bob Taylor in rival races. Health declined after 1929. coma began Monday and uremic poisoning caused his death with Frank and Blain at his bedside.
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Supreme Court refuses Bible reading case in Washington schools
The Supreme Court declines to hear a challenge by George Clithern and others from Beattle to Bible reading in public schools. Court says no federal question presented and declines to reconfirm prior rulings. The decision follows a line of actions on tax and seizure cases from the era, with judges noting Limited scope for new challenges.
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