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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1931
Page
6
Auto license sales began Thursday at the courthouse with 65 passenger tags 21 B tags and five dozen more tags for trucks and ambulances sold on opening day. Authorities report steady demand as licenses move steadily throughout the first day of the sale.
The listing shows Richard and John M. Brown in The Last Flight on Tue and Wed, Constance in Bought on Fri and Bat days, Jenney star in Pea ced Barn Sun to Wed, Lily Damita and Letter Wall in The Woman Tour on Mon and Tue, Lovetts Young and Albertson in Big Business on Fri and Bat, Eddie Quillan in Vemsapatakot on Bat days.
Brookings Institution experts begin a four month study of Alabama state government. Each department will be examined, broken down, and reassembled to assess how it functions within the state's system. The project aims to identify inefficiencies and suggest reforms for improved governance.
Sam Freeman and Peak engage in a late night talk after Sam asks Peak to perform a favor. Peak, exhausted after a long day of interviews, contemplates rest and the request, while Sam insists on addressing matters now, in the car under the night air.
In a tense scene Sam and Peak plan to discuss urgent matters after a long wait. Peak hints at sharing details about Freddy Menc in Monson and a related household crisis, while Sam urges caution and postpones until she is ready for the full story.
Dr N F Willoughby of the government research bureau will oversee a four month analysis costing up to £20000 excluding printing. The work includes careful studies of the state and county administrations, their financial relations, revenue systems, and a survey of overall fiscal administration. A Brookings Institute report will propose changes to government structure and budgeting.
Miss Frances Youngblood president of the Alabama Writers conclave announced an executive board session for Oct. 17 in Birmingham to dispose of outstanding business. The meeting will be at the municipal airport with visitors as guests of the state president, including airplane rides over the city. Afternoon plans include a visit to the Italian exhibit at the public library. The board includes officers and chairmen from Birmingham, Florence, Selma, Montgomery, Gunterside, Clayton, Sheffield, and others.
The document outlines modern public accounting principles and a system for exercising financial control over all transactions. It notes accompanying drafts of bills intended to implement the major recommendations from the report.
City officers arrested eight people over the weekend on charges ranging from drunkenness to speeding. Six were jailed for public drunkenness, one for disorderly conduct, and another for speeding. The piece lists several Birmingham figures and committee members as part of a local civic roster.
When out of worts feuds and achy dizzy with coated tongue no appetite or energy it may be constipation Take a candy Cascarat tonight and see trouble clear up No more headache gas on stomach appetite improves digestion encouraged Take another tomorrow night and the next night Get every bit of waste out of system See bowels become regular and complete Cascare made from cascite doctors say strengthens bowel muscles Ten cents at all drug stores
Four Houston county couples obtained licenses to wed during the weekend, per probate office records. Names include Richard Lester Burkett of Meads with partner En Crockett, William Knowles of Ashford Route Three with Rosetta Jackson of Cottonwood Route Two, Alvin Johnson of Dothan Route Two with Velma Lacaster of Dothan Route Six, and Jimmie Cobb of Dothan Route Eight with Annie Bass of Dothan Route One.
Exile seeks aid in cont Jana Nigh Fe Resulia amid uncertain conditions. Local authorities monitor movement as community leaders discuss relief measures and identify potential support channels for residents facing hardship.
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