Wiregrass Exposition Opens With Busy Day in Montgomery
Piany Wiregrass people attend the exposition as the fair opens in Montgomery. Exhibits show large agricultural displays and a modern chicken farm building, with live stock arriving. Officials note transportation delays but expect smooth operations as attractions prepare to debut on the main circuit.
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Prince Patchen Wins in Strait Heats
Prince Patchen, bay pacer owned by Cy Vickers of Abbeville, won straight heats in the 2:17 pace at the fair. Mike Green drove a clever race, while Pandora Lady bumped early on the first turn. Fanny Woodburn, owned by C. H. Meyers of Arthur, won the best of the three miles. (Continued on page four)
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Alleged Dynamiters May Be On Steamer
Information from Secretary of State Knox reached Governor Gillett about three suspects linked to the Times dynamiting sought aboard a Pacific Mail steamer bound for Mexican and South American ports. State authorities forwarded details to Los Angeles officials, who reported back after contacting Acapulco port authorities.
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Dothan School Seeks Library Coupons for Growth
Four years after arriving in Dothan, the city schools now run a library of about 1200 volumes and hope for more. The board endorses the Eagles Library contest and asks the public to request library coupons with purchases. Stores will supply coupon credits. call while shopping to help expand the collection. Mrs. J. L. Domingos left for Ente Fa to visit her daughter Mrs. B. T. Hughen.
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Jubawn Starts Morning Journey to Coffee Springs
Reverend Henry T. Jubawn left this morning for Coffee Springs. He is expected to return later this week for ongoing duties with the congregation.
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