Race Horse Lucky Mistake Moves Through Dothan Today
A 17 year old mering horse named Lucky Mistake, owned by W. E Salth of Evansville Indiana, passed through Dothan today on a truck bound for Rambo Lumber Co near Five Points after a run from Evansville. The horse won the Nashville Derby, the Three Quarters Race in Nashville, and the Little Rock Derby last fall. Mr. Smith said Lucky Mistake and the horse will head north again next spring.
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W. E Salth
Evansville Ind
Dothan
Rambo Lumber Co
Five Points
Evansville
Nashville
Little Rock, Ark
Barn Fire Destroys John Spooner Farm South Of Cowarts
A barn and contents burned on the John Spooner farm four miles south of Cowarts with an estimated loss of 1500 dollars. A horse, three cows, feed and six bales of cotton also burned. Insurance on Read the Claselfieq Ada was 400 dollars. Origin of the fire unknown. Miss Frances Nimmo Greene Becomes Hostess At University of Alabama Theta Chi House. She continues teaching playwriting and short stories in Birmingham while remaining linked to Tuscaloosa. Her diary detailing the Nimmo family journey to Tuscaloosa is in the Alabama Archives in Montgomery.
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John Spooner
Cowarts
Frances Nimmo Greene
Alabama
University of Alabama
Theta Chi
Aleo
Birmingham
Greend
Tuscaloom
Frances Nimmo
Goninjew
John Owen
Druid City
Nimmo
Norfolk
Owen
Hindiary
Tuscaloosa
Alabame Department of Archives
Montgomery
Thomas F. Clinton
Tis
Tuscaloosa County
Tuscalous
Tusca-looas Famele College
Alonso Hill
Jemicon School
Miss Greene
Birmingham News
Magic City
Bho
WERC
Damage suits withdrawn against Moody hospital noted
Attorneys for the plaintiffs said last week in The Beagle that damages totaling 65 000 were withdrawn and no new action was taken. The suits filed by Mrs Minnie Lee Thompson and her husband Emmett J Thompson were not dismissed but withdrawn from court action.
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Minnie Lee Tompson
Emmett J. Thomped
Moody Hospital
Beagle
Henry County High Notches 6 0 Win to End Season
Headland November 30 Special Henry County High School closed the 1931 football season with a 6 to 0 victory over Clayton High. The winners led early and held the edge until the final whistle. The season total rises to four wins with two losses and one tie. Leo Williams is the coach, marking the second year of football at the school.
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Headland
Henry County High School
Clayton High
Henry County High
Umphs
Leo
Williame
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Frances Nimumo Green Will
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Tey Kote
Pitt
Emsleer Cubs
Fife
Chesterfield
Geta
Pure Ink
Dad
Ade
Aren One
Hatome
Volle Aandker
Aes Fox Cc
North Foster Street
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