Mrs. Augusta Campbell Dies After Long Illness Near Hartford
Mrs. Augusta Campbell aged sixty three died at her Hartford route two home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Tabernacle Church with Rev. H. M. Givens officiating. Interment in the church cemetery. Survived by husband Robert Bob Campbell and ten children, plus sisters and brothers named in the notice.
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Hartford
Augusta Campbell
Tabernacle Church
H. M. Givens
Church
Holman
Robert Bob Campbell
Tve
J. D. Smith
Winter Park
Fla
Laene Myers
J. A. Dean
Leesburg
Arlen Ogburn
Geneva
Pat Lee
L. A
C. B. Campbell
DeLand
Flo
L. A. Campbell
L. A. Stokes
Dothan
Hart Helms
Donalsonville
Mack Willams
Jim Williams
Abbeville
Mrs. J. O. Howell Dies in Local Hospital at 38
Mrs. J. O. Howell aged thirty eight of Dothan route five died in a local hospital at 12:35 p.m. after three weeks illness. Born in Flouston County she was a Presbyterian. Survived by husband J. O. Howell five sons two sisters six brothers and other relatives. Funeral at Beulah church at 3:30 p.m. with Rev. Dr. J. N. Dendy officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers named Hutch Crockett Rogers Hughes Woodham Cherry Clark.
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J. O. Howell
Dothan
Flouston County
Presbyterian Church
Bobby Earl
James Ray
Joel Lamar
Ronnie Sewell
Reginald U. 8S
Navy
Cee Herring
Ida Cherry
Pete
Phil
Alie
Oscar Williams
Dick Williams
Columbus
Beach Williams
Winter Haven
Fla
Beulah Church
J. N. Dendy
Johnson and Wilkerson
Hosea Crockett
Jack Rogers
O. M. Hughes
W. T. Woodham
Henry Cherry
Will Clark
Cemetery Working Planned at Mt Eno Baptist Church
A cemetery working will be held at Mt Eno Baptist Church on Thursday, as announced yesterday.
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Mt. Eno Baptist Church
Folded bins and careful storage tips for textiles
The note explains folding bins to keep dresses flat and using weights to prevent hem stretch. It advises rubbing a soap cake on nails to ease driving. It mentions ancient Sargon II sites with wall sculptures and Oriental rugs. It also notes many airlines in the U S formed to carry cargo.
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Sargon II
Assyria
B. C
United States
Pue-Bred Hog Chain Revived In Houston County
A revived chain of pure bred Poland China hogs starts with Wallace Duke in Webb route one as the first link. The project, funded by the Dothan Chamber of Commerce and Alabama Extension, aims to pass sows along through members, renewing after the war. The new link cost $30 in Albany, Ga. and will use boars owned in Houston.
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Houston County
Dothan
Chamber of Commerce
Alabama Extension Service
Albany
Wallace
Houston
Wallace Duke
E. L. Duke
Webb
Parker
Houston County Club
Eagle
Fifteen Year Old Wallace Earns 4H Livestock Project
County farmers note Wallace, a 15 year old 4H Club member since age ten, has completed a livestock project. He previously had a cotton project yielding two bales per acre and a half, with bales weighing 475 and 470 pounds, and has grown peanuts and other crops. This marks his first livestock project.
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Wallace
Bates
Hippo Sweat Turns Red on Cyprus Island
A fragment notes that a hippopotamus on Cyprus sweats a red pigmented oily fluid. This odd detail appears in a short, nonstandard text segment with minimal context and no clear event or date.
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Cyprus
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Ramsey
BUICK
Foster
Poland
China Low
Blumberg
Goodyear Tires
Bradford
Charlie Boyett
N. Oates
National Mattress Company
Namaco
OPA Advance
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