Local Visitors and Birth Notice From Dothan Area
Gordon-Gordon Sneed Fouston Kirkland Herring and EL C Jordan visit 10 Dothan Monday. Jara Williams of Savannah Ga weekend with home um J A Miller of Dothan is of Mrs Lena Granberry trata T Atrants of Acilia gonownes the birth of a.
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Sneed
Fouston Kirkland
Herring
EL C. Jordan
Dothan
Jara Willams
Savanesh
J. A Miller
Lena Granberry
Trata
T. Atrants
Aucilia
Emerald Ot helps eczema relief claims ad tone
A local notice touts Emerald Ot as a miracle eczema cure. It cites dozens of men and women who allegedly found instant itching relief and breath ease after using the product. The ad promises a money back guarantee if it fails to work.
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Moore
Ing Eller
C. A. Bowen
Pearl Corning
Emereid O
Dbethas Drug Co
Local visitors and residents gather around in Dothan area
Dothan saw a wave of visitors and locals from Bainbridge, Ashford, Jones, and nearby towns over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Atwood and Mr and Mrs Houston Kirkland were among those en route to Bainbridge. Others, including E B Fields of Columbia and A N Gay of Dothan, stopped by Friday. Several families, such as the Longs, the Marshes, and the Pate family, planned visits and moved residences, with a surprise birthday shower noted among the weekend events.
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Det
Dth
Mary Helen
LM Culpepper
Ashford
M. D. Dickson
Sneads
Fis
Helen Allen
A W .Memeghern
CB. Kemp
Bra Fer Smaholster
Jakin Ge
J. T. Granger
Sneada Flepent
M.D. Dickson
Robbie
Dorothy Garfrey
A.W McEachern
Mav Matlie Owens
Dothan
Wyatt Jeffcoat
J Marsh
Houston
Bank Buildings Offerings Prompt Nepotism Debate in Washington
Hundreds of failed banks are eyed as potential federal post offices amid high rents and unsuitable vaults. Congress debates nepotism as relatives of lawmakers are paid from government funds, amid broader calls for reform and efficiency.
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Rodney Dutcher
BEA Service
Wester Pashington
Federal Post Offices
Pitty
Post Office Department
Congress
Capitol Hill
Atlantic Monthly
Miss Minerva Cook Birthday Honors At School Dance
On Miss Minerva Cook eighth birthday anniversary October 8, W M A members hosted a celebration. A group of young people enjoyed a dance at the school building Friday night. Local visitors and residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Culpepper and Mr. and Mrs. Dickson, were noted in surrounding towns during the week.
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Minerva Cook
W. M.A
Local Visitors and Travels Across Alabama and Nearby States
Hachern traveled to Dothan with D. E Battle Wyatt Jeffcott and the Huff family attending Union Springs sing. Detroit visitors W D Vaughn and Mary Vaughn joined relatives with Eva resident Biles. Bowden and Bowden visited Auburn while Cumtle visited Valdosta. Earl Hammond appeared in Dothan, Capt. Brown returned from the Confederate reunion in Birmingham. D Yates and C Mullins serve on federal duty in Dothan. Odom and Croom returned from a fishing trip and Mrs Young with family attended a movie in Dothan.
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Dathan
John T. Brown
Birmingham
D. EB. Dykes
C C Mullins
Federal
Dothan
Odom
O Croom
Farmers in Fayette Swap Cotton for Hogs and Cows
Fayette County farmers replace low cotton prices with hogs and dairy cattle as cash producers. County Agent J. C. Ford reports record numbers of hogs and cows now in the county. Preparations are under way to ship meat from hogs to market in January.
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Fayette, Ala
Fayette County
J. C. Ford
UCLA Women Students and Employment Figures
Report shows 2438 women students enrolled at the University of California at Los Angeles with 4238 employed in remunerative work across various sectors. The data indicate strong participation of female students in part time and paid roles during the academic year.
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University of California At
Los Angeles
Mrs Lamar Smith Elected W C T U President in Selma
Mrs Lamar Smith of Gadsden was reelected president of the Alabama Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Selma today. Other officers named include vice president Mrs 8 T Slayton of Beasemier, corresponding secretary Mrs Charles Black of Decatur, treasurer Mrs AF Clayton of Birmingham, and recording secretary Mrs O Bonting of Birmingham.
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SELMA
Mra Lamar Smith
Gadsden
Alabama Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Birs
T. Slayton
Beasemier
Charles Black
Decatur
Mra AF. Clayton
Birmingham
O Bonting
Farmers of Etowah Save Seed for 1932
In Gadsden Alabama AP reports Coates Bend farmers saved 180 tons of DPL 48 cottonseed for 1932 planting to raise quality and quantity of Etowah county cotton. The effort shows the community’s cooperative action to boost crop yields and seed stock.
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Gadsden, Ala
Coates Bend
Etowah
Community cotton variety leads Alabama theft report note
County agent L L Self notes Alabama's lone community growing a single cotton variety amid farm changes. A Gedaren bank funds the plan. North Dakota cows fed on cotton silage yielded 74 pounds more milk per 100 pounds of feed than those fed on corn fodder. Iowa dairy herds showed higher culling rates in July 1081, the worst since June 978.
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L. L. Self
Thieve
Alabama
Gedaren Bank
Alding
North Exkota Ony
Iowa
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