Confederate Veteran Lieut General Lee Visits Fort Oglethorpe
Lieutenant General Harry Rene Lees Jraves returns to duty at Fort Oglethorpe after years in the Confederate Army and British navy. The 87 year old veteran serves as honorary colonel of the 200th Cavalry and chief of staff of the United Confederate Veterans while recounting his long career from Nashville to Galveston and London.
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Fort Oglethorpe
Sears
M Bey
Harry Rene Leo Sguin
Lee
100Th Cavalry
Lea
200Th Cavalry
United Confederate Veterans
Nashville
Tenn
K Company
24Th Infantry
Benton
Patton Anfredson
New York
Galveston
Tex
England
Mexandria
Gibraltar
King George
Sultan
United States
Campefe
Min
Alabama Farmers Brace for Harvest Amid Cotton Market Surge
AP reports Alabama farmers prepare staple for market with $39 million crop value. Nationwide forces push prices up while stores note brisk clothing demand. County agents promote cover crops to improve soil and feed, aiming for a robust fall and winter outlook.
Bird of Paradise and Back in 1940s Double Feature Listings
The page lists wide range of film showings at Fox News and STRAND theaters. It highlights Bird of Paradise starring Del Rio and Joel McCrea, Man Called Back with Nagel and Doris Henyon, A Racket with Ann Dvorak, Washington Warade and The Milkman on various Sundays through midweek. Also features Thunder Be with Tallulah Bankhead, De Jekyll and Hyde with Frederic March Hopkins, Buffalo Bill Cheyenne Kid serials, and Madame Rockefeller with Allison Skipworth.
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Houston
Wes del Rio
Joel McCreatie Gallagher
Creightorney
Don, Nagel
Doris Henyon
Pagan
Fox News
Douglas Tanks Jr
Ann Dvorak
Akins
Lionel Barrymore
Xave Morley
Washington
Unch News
Tallulah Bankhead
Wes Bickford
Paul Lukas
Mt Pelleto
Paramount
Jekyll and Hyde
Frederic March
Wae Hopkins
Buffalo Bill
Tly
News
Madame Rocker
Allison Skipworth
Hogging off corn may boost profits in Alabama hog production
Auburn Sept 6 Farmers with excess corn are advised by W Gist and county agents to market through hogs by harvesting then selling the hogs. Over 17 years hogging off showed profits averaging 86.37 per acre or 8c per bushel. If corn sold in the field at 1.37 per bushel, hog marketing would still be advantageous. Experiments used 6.5 bushels of corn and 36 pounds tankage per 100 pounds of pork to finish pigs.
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Auburn
W. Gist
Anime Husbandmen
Burns
Alabama
Coast Recruit Gathers Seven Hits In Contest
Dick Gyselman rookie shortstop for the San Francisco Missions collected seven hits in a game near the 1932 season's end, matching a record set by Emmett McCann in 1924 with seven singles. He added a triple and two doubles for an exceptional day at bat.
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Gysel
Boner Home Runs and Batting Totals in Early Baseball Summary
Report lists players with home runs and totals from multiple teams including Ott and Foxx. Mentions Ruth, Gehrig, Collins, Averill and others across Yankees, Giants, Indians, Browns, Phillies, Athletics, Dodgers, Cardinals, Tigers. OCR noise creates scattered names and teams with partial figures.
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Berger
Braves
Ott
Giants
Avert
Indians
Terry
Aurat
Phillies
Whitney
Phillie
Gerhinger
Tigers
Ruth
Yankees
Dickey
Simmons
Athletics
Vosmik
Indiana
Wyatt
Campbell
Browns
Burns
Foxx
Klein
Phillles Gehrig
Averill
Indiens Terry
Hurst
Wilson
Dodgers
Collins
Cardinals
Cochrane
Athletica
Lee
Philles
V. Davis
Phililes
Tankees
Standings and results from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results show New York 24 Philadelphia 5 and Chicago 9 5 Cincinnati 24 St Louis 32 Pittsburgh 4 3 Brooklyn 24 Boston 13 5. Today's schedule lists none. American League notes include New York Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland and others with mixed scores and upcoming games.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louie
Washington
Detroit
National League
Pet
Philadiphia
Louis A
Ciocinnati
Fall Gardens Planned in Moulton Area
1200 letters have been mailed to Lawrence county farmers by TE Carter county agent to inform fall garden work and food preservation methods. Auburn bulletin materials were distributed for farm women. J W Culbreth and others traveled to Ashford for farm work as preparations ahead of winter proceed.
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Moulton
Ala
Lawrence County
TE. Carter
Auburn
Carter
J. W. Culbreth
Ashford
Foy Glass
Scrubs Eliminated In Opalika Lee County Effort
County Agent C. M. Bedingfield leads scrub animal eradication work in Lee County Alabama with help from farmers and business leaders. The campaign aims to improve livestock farming and increase profitability through coordinated effort.
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Opelika
Ala
Lee County
C. M. Bedingfield
Ty Cobb Jr Crowned City Lenniig Champion of 1922
Augusta, Ga. Ty Cobb Jr is named city lenniig champion for 1922. He receives the trophy in possession, a prize held since 1924 that requires three consecutive years to retain permanently.
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Augusta
Ty Cobb, Jr
Cordus Tonic Promises Relief for Women’s Aches
An old advertisement touts Cordus as a purely vegetable tonic for women with weaknesses. It claims Cordus improves general health, nerve fatigue, and monthly pains, offering a safe remedy for women of all ages.
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Misa America
Kaye Don
Gar Wood
Wood
Seco Don
Worm, Boot
Birham
Progon
Gardena
Wishon
Nationel
Elkadir
Blusder
Maude Tollefson
Missouri
Dothan
Mary A. Moon
Tollefson
George Blagden
Memphis
Torento
Gladys Lethbury
Blagder
Giedge
Babe Ruth
Equitable Life Assurance Society
D. Q. Wilson
Wilees, Dethea, Alabnoee
Babe Zeoth
Mye
Southern Association
Rou
Chattanooga
Little Rock Neshville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Knoxville
Atlanta
Avlanta
Little Rock
Little Rock Chattanooga
EL Paso
R. Brown
Landon England
E. A. Strout
Parral
Mexico
Jay Lo Harman
Harman
Tere Boura
Fall Gardens
TY Codd, JR
Paine
Goodyear
Ricky
Tune
Wed
Jachin
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