Spring Hill Returns To Own Conference For Football Tilts
Spring Hill college leaves the Southern Conference to face Mississippi State Teachers in an early SIAA tilt. The Badgers, carrying memories of defeats from J. S. and Tulane, aim to march toward a third SIAA title with a fierce, battle tested lineup. Captain Aitkens says the team has burned bridges and will fight with championship resolve.
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Spring Hill
Mobile
Spring Hil College
Badgers
J. 5
Tulane
Purple Machine
Browne-Donaduce
Pooley Hubert
Nebraska H club members and projects under way
About 15 thousand H club members exist in Nebraska with 17 731 projects currently under way, highlighting active community engagement and youth initiatives across the state.
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Nebraska
Thieves Loot Five Freight Cars Here Take Only Candy
Thieves entered five Central of Georgia railroad freight cars Tuesday night and stole candy, breaking car doors with a knife to access the interiors. They left merchandise largely untouched aside from the candy. Police were notified but no arrests had been made.
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Central of Georgia
C.C. Bennett
Ager
Sennet
Bonnett
100000 Pounds of Austrian Peas Bought for Planting
ABBEVILLE AP More than 100000 pounds of Austrian peas have been bought by Henry County farmers for planting this fall. County Agent C F Keller reports the purchase and notes that winter legumes enrich land cheaper than commercial fertilizer. The 1931 purchase of about 190900 pounds marks an increase of 12000 to 15000 pounds over 1930.
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Abbeville
Henry County
C. 5. Keller
Mortgage sale notice in Houston Alabama sports world
The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans declares the entire indebtedness due on a mortgage held by William Stevens and Eather Stevens. The bank will sell the described parcel under the mortgage’s power of sale between 12:00 AM and 2:00 PM in the Sports World, following default on payments and terms.
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Alabama
Houston County
William €. Stevens Ale
Wm. C. Stevens
Eather Stevens
Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
Geneva County
Mortgage sale and pardon notice from Houston and Geneva counties
Auction to the highest bidder for cash in front of the courthouse at Dothan Alabama to satisfy a mortgage debt on land described as portions of sections in Houston and Geneva counties including lots 8 11 and 12 containing about 120 acres with attorney fees and expenses mentioned The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans mortgagee John W Rish attorney Also a pardon request filed November 1931 by Louie Benton with the State Board of Pardons for restoration of citizenship and civil rights after a burglary conviction in Houston County July 1928.
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Court House
Houston County
Dothan
Alabama
Sid Sectlon
Houston
Geneva Counties
Geneva
Houston Counties
THE
Federal Land Bank OF
Louie Benton
State Board of Pardons
Chipley Graceville Highway Construction Moves Ahead
Work has begun on a Chipley to Graceville corridor highway set to create a paved street through Graceville's business district. The route will connect the Old Spanish Trail at Chipley with the Bee Line, linking Miami Dothan Montgomery north ends. Graceville has long sought the highway for over 20 years.
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Graceville
Chipley
Miami
Dothan
Montgomery
B C Headache Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A NC pharmacist duo combined several ingredients to create B C a headache tonic said to relieve any headache in three minutes. The blend allegedly calms nerves eases pain and leaves users buoyant with fewer side effects. Available at drug stores or soda fountains for 100 and 25 cents.
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North Carolina
B.C
Petroleum procurement probe reaches Forty-sight county
A Forty-sight county inquiry centers on the county treasurer’s office following a Retra agency purchase of petroleum products. Investigators seek to confirm bidding processes and contract compliance, with officials reviewing supplier records and payment trails.
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Forty-sight
Retra
Pardon Request by Lige Jackson for 1912 Houston County murder
Lige Jackson publishes a pardon application to the Governor and Board of Pardons. He was convicted at the August 1912 term of Houston County Circuit Court for murder in the first degree and sentenced to life imprisonment. This October 10, 18 10.
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Governor and Board of Pardons
Houston County
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