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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1932
Page
4
Market wrap from New York shows closing figures and investor mood as T. W. Palmer & Co reports results. The release highlights sector moves and notable price shifts across key shares observed at session end.
A barrel of tar boiled over on a roof at a building on E Troy street injuring the area as workmen labored on a new roof. Firemen responded to the blaze. MIAMI AP. Charges of manslaughter against W O Miami attorney were dismissed after the State Supreme Court reversed Bozeman's earlier conviction in the case.
Miss Rhoda Burdeshaw writes from Dothan about Chinese beliefs in Heavenly Lamps hung along a street to please the gods and curb cholera. She describes a two day climb to Omei Mountain with visits to temples, caves, and legends of Pu Shien and the Nine Ancient Caves, noting rain, temples, and dramatic scenery.
Convicts at the state road camp near Indiantown Florida filed out and returned to work after guards restrained the protests. State Prison Chairman Gates said an official investigation would be held next Thursday as authorities aired grievances.
In New York today, cotton prices fluctuated with demand signals and export outlooks. Traders watched futures activity, cash market tone, and weather patterns shaping Upland and Sea Island cotton prospects.
Auburn rides a victory wave into the season’s key clash with Ole Miss at Montgomery. Alabama and Kentucky loom in other SEC battles as Birmingham Southern, Southwestern, and Spring Hill also play, while Auburn, with Kimbrell back, seeks its fourth conference win amid injuries to Porter Grant.
The report shows Roosevelt leading Hoover nationally with 474 electoral votes to 57 in a midweek tally. New York remains close but Roosevelt leads. Delaware narrows, while a large unknown state splits about 59.5% Roosevelt to 33.6% Hoover.
An ad touts Creomulsion as a pleasant remedy for throat coughs and lingering colds. It asserts the medicine soothes mucous membranes and inhibits germ growth, suited for bronchial irritation and various respiratory issues.
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