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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1932
Page
3
Cotton Market Report Slight Losses Amid Steady Absorption
Cotton showed listless trading during marking with prices around six to seven points. A selling by a remittance house and buying by another left little incentive for outside participation as weather remained satisfactory and no news moved securities. Trade continued to buy on setbacks and absorb contracts, improving the technical position and suggesting scarce contracts once hedging wanes. Hubbard Bros and Company, RiverPort, March 12.
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Hubbard Bros and Company
Alabama Harriers to Meet Howard on O Bama Track
The Alabama cross country team will race Howard this afternoon at the O Bama track with both freshman and varsity runners in contention. Coach Drew will select the Alabama lineup from Doughty Eider Platt Raymond Anderson Gates and Plantz. Barley equaly corn as feed for ill cows is cited from North Dakota Agricultural College tests.
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University
Alabama
Howard
Drew
Doughty, Eider
Platt Raymond Anderson
Gates
Plantz
North Dakota Agricultural College
Dothan High Tigers Triumph Over Ozark 25–0
Dothan High defeated Dale County’s Ozark 25 to 0 on Ozark soil Friday afternoon. Joe Riley scored three touchdowns and drop-kicked once for extra points, with Sheehan also scoring. Dothan tallied early, led 12 first downs to five, while Ozark’s Nathan Shaeffer and Mike Lisenby stood out on defense and offense for their team.
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Tha Dothan High Tigers
Dale County High
Orark
Timpilh
Dothan
Joe Riley
Corea
Sheehan
Hob Solomon
Ozark
Almont
Solomon
Clint Sheehan
Ozark Leven Ld
Sellers
Harmond
Holman
Tigers
Andalusia
Newberry
Hamaond
Nathan Shaeffer
Dale
Tigers J
Jack Riley
Hart
Lisenby
Dale Countlans
Iresses
Mindfeld
Rilee
Tory
Rues
Eddie Pape Star Guards Oulo Wesleyan Team
Eddie Pape, star guard of the Oulo Wesleyan opthail team, helped secure a surprise win over Syracuse recente and faces a charm tied to Deb or Thomson. The report notes past ties with the Thomson family, including a four year old Miss Deborah Thomson and a recent scene where the child seeks farewell interactions, raising concerns over conduct and safety.
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Eddie Pape
Oulo Wesleyan Opthail
Syracuse
Deborah Thomson
Edde
Thomson
Slocomb Holds Palmer To Tie In Tough Game
Slocomb High School stopped Palmer College 0 0 in a clash at DeFuniak Springs on Thursday. Slocomb reserves beat Samson 53 0 in a one sided return, while Palmer failed to threaten the Slocomb goal.
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Slocomb
H— Palmer College
DeFuniak Springs
Stocomb
Samson High School
Palmer Huskles
Palmer
Arnold
Gore
Driggers
H Peel
Loftin
Wade
G. Davis
Huskies
Newton High School Societies Organized
Newton High school organized literary societies with two groups the Wilsonian and the Newtonians. Officers named include Newtonian president Oscar McDaniel and secretary treasurer Gladys Nichols, with other posts filled by Earl Reeder Lester Loftin Reynolds and Irene Hagler Crettle Thomley Alma Stupper. Members and leaders listed for glee club and school activities. Also report of Jos eph Meldrew shot by detectives after alleged axe attack on two white women. none seriously hurt.
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Newton
Newton High School
Wilsonian
Newtonians
Newtonian Society
Earl Reeder
Lester
Oscar McDaniel
Loftin Reynolds
Gladys Nichols
Wiltonian
Rena Wynn Jeader
Crettle Thomley
Irene Hagler
Alma Stupper
Tressier
Aviles
Sickle Houston
Joseph Meldrew
Caid Meldrew
Forest fires threaten Minnesota in 20-year forecast
A Lake State forest experiment station report warns that if Minnesota fires continue at 1931 rates, the entire state’s forests could burn over in about 20 years. Last year fire damage reached nearly a million acres across the state.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Saya
Lake State
Tide and Ole Miss in 19th grid tilt
Alabama met Ole Miss in the nineteenth grid tilt at Denny Stadium on October 22. The Tide led in history and scoring, with notable players like Kirkland and Frey, while Ole Miss showcased a stronger backfield and a sturdier line under Coach Warner.
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TIDE
OLE Miss
Alabama
Ole Mieq
Centenary
Crimson Tide
Walker
Caspar
Burks
Kirkland
Tennessee
Frey
Escape of Two Prisoners From Convict Camp Near Wauchula
Tallahassee Oct 22 AP The Prison Bureau reports the escape of two Negro prisoners from a convict camp near Wauchula. James Roberts Duval county Negro sentenced to life for murder in 1918 and Will Smith Palm Beach county Negro who began a five year sentence for grand larceny last June. Records show this is Roberts third escape.
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Tallahassee
Prison Bureau Today
Wauchula
James Roberts
Duval County
Will Smith
Palm Beach County
Ta Roberts
State deficit deemed safe after alarm false lead
Oklahoma City report says police and reporters rushed to the capitol treasurer’s office when a burglary alarm sounded. State Treasurer Ray Weems inspected the treasury and announced the $10,000,000 deficit was safe, the alarm turning out to be accidental.
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Oklahoma City
Ray Weems
Local House Guests and Friendly Visits In Donalsonville
End at home. Recent visitors were guests of Mr and Mrs J J Jackson and Mist Greyty and Mrs Grady Woods Donalsonville were guests of sds tives here Sunday Mrs Samantha Granthiddy Berths is the guest of Covington D P Baxter has returned to Donalsonville after weeks with Mr and Mrs Woods Mrs A G Grant Mary Tig Charles and William Grant are guests of Mr and Mrs C A Stringer last Sunday
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Pearl Haynes
Xelativer
Bénin
J. J
M. W
Eapy, Jr
Fim
J.B. Jackson
Mist Greyty
Grady Woods
Donalsonville
Sds
Tives
Samantha Granthiddy
Dutch Shelter Legikard Four Deserters From Coast
Report from Amsterdam via AP notes four deserters fleeing to the French Foreign Legion. They were picked up from a smadbert off the African coast. Two fugitives were English from Hampshire. The other two were British. Authorities confirm the capture and ongoing processing.
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Amsterdam
Wela
Mediterraneen
French Foreign Legion
Smad Bert
Om Garman
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