Daily Cotton Letter reports mixed American market signals
New York trading mixed as cables show slight gains but hedging and government reports dampen demand. Prices held above 39 for December with Wall Street buying, while liquidation pressure pushed December futures down toward 15 after stop orders. Severe Texas rainfall noted as a factor, with market strength tied more to weather than Farm Board statements.
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Dee
Texas
Farm Board
Prosperity Move Outlined By James Curley
Chicago report quotes Mayor Curley proposing a $2 billion inland development plan to spread electric power, water transport, and flood control across 38 states led by Mississippi tributaries. He urges workers to back candidates who will pursue such programs, connecting prosperity to organized labor and higher wages. Roosevelt expected to support similar aims.
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Grid Warriors Report at Auburns opening session
Auburn Sept 6 Only one player counted on to aid Auburns 1932 football team was missing when Coach Chet Wynne called the roll for the Plainsmen. The 16 A wearers eligible or Wynnes tilrd machine reported 100 percent with 21 first year varsity players, seven 1931 reserves and three newcomers joining the squad.
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Truck Talley
Clarence Vickery
Seerling Dupree
Farmers urged to raise home grown feed and more livestock
Bibb county agent P Lee urges farmers in Bibb and surrounding areas to increase home grown feed production and boost livestock. The plan aims to move surplus feed to market more efficiently and improve farm profits. Local farmers are advised to reduce external feed purchases and use land and crops to sustain herds.
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Centreville
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Bibb County
Lee County
Former Haskell star Donald Eagleman on trial moves
Fort Thompson SD AP report says 21 year old Sioux Sioux Indian Donald Eagleman, once a Haskell Institute football star, has won a trial in the talks. He has left Crow Creek reservation area to go to cover for tests.
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Joe Fort Thompson
Haskell Institute
Donald Eagleman
Crow Creek
Swine Producers Group Planned in Lauderdale County
Florence Ala. AP report says G E Phillips county agent outlines plans to organize a swine producers association to boost livestock production in Lauderdale County.
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Swine Producers Group
Florence
Ala
Lauderdale County
G. E. Phillips
Swine Producers Association
Dothan Sends Delegation to Woodmen Gathering Ozark
A large number of Dothan residents plan to attend the Woodmen of the World initiation in Ozark tonight at 7 30 in the W O W hall. About 100 candidates will be feted with Troy camp degree team officers in charge and Captain John Lippin with the uniformed company from the Ozark camp providing entertainment. Deputy 88 Wiggins announced former mayor A D Whiddon and Judge Harry K Martin of Dothan will be speakers.
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Ozark
W.O.W
Dale County
Troy Camp
John Lippin
Bra
Three More Persons Arrested In County
Three more individuals were arrested in Houston County by Sheriff Joe Rolling on capiases, held on bond or jailed. Indictments approved by the county grand jury last week include charges of burglary for John Thomas and Frank Collins, with bonds set at 300 and 799 dollars respectively, and assault and battery with no weapons for Chad Forehand, jailed in default of bond.
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Houston County
Joe Rolling
John Thomas
Frank Collins
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