Bees Sent From Louisiana To Aid Orchard Fertilization
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1933
Page
2
Strengthened By Cardus y Cum after the birth of my a0
The fragment mentions W. H. Hannon of Tul and references Cardus y Cum and a birth. The readable text is limited and no clear event or full names beyond W. H. Hannon in Tul. The item appears as a personal note or brief mention without a complete narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars. W. H. Hannon
Tul
Stolen Car of Albert Rolack Recovered Burned
A new automobile owned by Albert Rolack, a Negro, stolen last week, was found at Compass Lake stripped and burned to the ground. Police reported the loss Wednesday and noted it was partly covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rolack
Compass Lake
Jury resumes its lynching probe in Tuscaloosa
A special grand jury in Tuscaloosa resumes investigation into the lynching of Dan Pippen, Jo Harden, and A T Harden who faced charges of attacking and slaying Miss Vaudine Maddox. Judge Henry A L Foster reviews the case in brief charge.
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Tuscallosa
Dan Pippen
A. T. Harden
Vaudine Maddox
Henry AL. Foster
Negro Schools Open With 756 Enrollment
The Negro schools of the city opened this morning with an enrollment of 750. Distribution showed North Highland 450, East Highland 185, South Alice Street 115. Opening exercises at North Highland featured P. W. Hodges from the State Department of Education as principal speaker.
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North Highland School
East Highland School
Sooth Alice Street
P. W. Hodges
State Department of Education
Jurors Told to Skip Dennis Cross Case Review
Jurors were instructed they need not investigate the Dennis Cross case, with the Sept. 26 initiation noted but no further proceedings required. Focus remained on surrounding evidence and procedural steps without delving into the Cross matter.
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Ing
Dennis Cross
Cross
Hartford Methodist Church Raises 7000 in Cash to Pay Debt
The Rev. D. J. Haskew reports Hartford Methodist church gathered seven thousand dollars in cash and sixty dollars more to completely clear the church debt. Pastor R. J. Haskew notes the sum came from cash donations rather than subscriptions, describing the feat as unusual in hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Methodist Church
D. J. Haskew
LaFayette Street Methodist Church
Mr. Haskew
R. J. Haskew
Dothan
LaFayette Street
Man Falls From Tree After Cutting Limb
Henry Daniels, 40, was pruning a tree in Lluas Texas when he sawed off a limb he sat on and fell about 15 feet to the ground. He was taken to a hospital with a sprained back.
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Lluas
Tex
Henry Daniels
Cotton Market Summary From New York and New Orleans
Open and close prices for cotton futures listed by T. W. Palmer Cotton Co in New York and New Orleans. The data shows daily highs and lows across multiple contracts with figures in the 900s to 1050s, reflecting market activity and closing values.
Four Injured in California Quake Strikes Los Angeles
An earthquake centered near the Pacific or desert region rattled Southern California early today, injuring four people in Los Angeles and causing light property damage from Santa Barbara to Long Beach. The Carnegie Institute seismological lab called it the strongest quake since March 10, 120 deaths and extensive damage having occurred then. Mrs Marie Benedict sustained a possible skull fracture and was listed in critical condition.
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Los
Angeles
Pacific
Desert
Santa Barbara
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Seismological Laboratory
Carnegie Institute
Pasadena
Marie Benedict
Decision Held Open In Beer Case Trial Continued
Two cases of alleged violation of the prohibition law were heard in county court today before Judge H. K. Martin. One case, involving sale of beer, had Tom White of Gordon as defendant and evidence completed. The transportation case defendants were L. P. Germillion and Charlie Sims of Headland, reportedly with about 18 cases of beer on a truck.
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H. K. Martin
Tom White
Gordon
L. P. Germillion
Charlie Sims
Headland
Minor plaintiff sues over bicycle collision with car
Jack Dudley a minor files in circuit court against E M Hightower seeking 500 damages for injuries from his bicycle being struck by a car. He also claims 13.50 for broken glasses and 25 for bicycle damages in the incident.
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E. M. Hightower
Jack Dudley
Hightower
Dudley
Hog sales to start at Ashford on Oct 11
Hog sales of the Ashford Cooperative Marketing Association will resume at the A C L tracks in Ashford Oct. 11. Sales will be open to everyone, with farmers from counties beyond Houston eligible to participate.
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Ashford
Ashford Cooperative Marketing Association
L. Radney
Radney
Houston
Council Changes Meeting Time and Hours Update
The council adjourns regular session from 8:00 to 7:15 p m tonight and maintains this schedule through April. Routine business matters will be addressed at the current meeting under the new hours.
Money Stolen From J J Flowers Home
A purse held seven dollars was stolen yesterday from the home of J J Flowers on North Oates street while the family was away. The theft marks another in a series of petty crimes reported over several weeks.
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J.J. Flowers
North Oates Street
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