Manhattan Promised Land of dreams at street and avenue
A bustling social page notes Mrs. Herman Cannon hosting a swimming party for guests including Miss Eda Mitchell of Thomasville with 24 youngsters at Kelly Springs. City events mention Sunbeams meeting, garden seed ads, and several local residents' visits and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Abel Beer
Manhattan
Herman‘ Cannon
Eda Mitchell
Thomasville
Kelly
Verna Hart
Bridge
Calla Marshall
Eufaula
Neva Smyth
Mabel Harris
Jeanette Spann
Dorothy
Elizabeth Andress
Carolyn Stapleton
Alice Walsh
Miss Marshall
Misa Smyth
Miss. Mitchell
James
Dothan School Music and Fine Arts Established
Miss Byrd, trained by Paderewski after six years of study and concerts across the East and South, leads the Dothan School Music and Fine Arts. Her programs span from sixteenth century piano to modern works, showcasing a breadth of repertoire. A Voice Department teacher will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lee
Birmingham
Birmingham Conservatory of Music
Miss Byrd
Paderewski
Harvey Dowling
Ozark
Alabama State Fair Readies For Grand November Event
Stage set for the Alabama State Fair features Winter Garden Revue each evening, the Chicago Cadet Band, five days of running races, two days of automobile races, and nightly fireworks. Officials predict the finest exhibits yet with strong dairy cattle entries and packed farm, agriculture, and women's departments. The fair aims to be Alabama's greatest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Garden
Chicago
Alabama
Women’s Department
Cotton crop values jump in Pacific Southwest
California Arizona New Mexico and Lower California upping acreage to 747000 acres with irrigated cotton. Estimated harvest 600000 bales valued around 50 million dollars at 20 cents a pound. Growth from 1927 28 improves price and expansion prompts strong local cotton merchants optimism.
Irrigated Cotton Expansion Across Western Territory
Merchants predict 1,000,000 bales of irrigated white staple cotton to be produced in the thinned territory over the next years. California leads acreage gains this season with 223,999 acres, up 71.5 percent. Lower California 160,000 acres up 45.5 percent. Arizona 43 percent. El Paso district 50,000 acres. New Mexico 114,000 acres. Harvest to begin in August. about half of the crop will move through Los Angeles Harbor to mills domestically and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Earl E. Crowe
Pacific Southwest
Southwestern
California
Arizona
New Mexico
el Paso
Los Angeles
California-Arizona-New Mexico Cotton Association
Los Angelén
United States
Los Angeles Harbor
Attendee Advised to Follow Hostess at Formal Functions
Guidance urges guests to defer to the hostess’s wishes at formal events. Do not argue or challenge what she asks, even if it seems improper to you.
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BT Ets
Asia
Europe
Africa
The
First Baptist Church
Poyner Seed Co
Katherine Sherman
John Henry Sherman
Bob Mathis
Steadman Hobbs
Panama City
Country Club
Jewel Thrasher
Cottonwood
Columbus
C. K. Hollis
Route 8
Dothan
Estelle Hall
Jack B. Hawthorne
Lucille Sinquefield
Hernando, Fla
Mrs
A. B. Sinquefield
Dean-Rivers
L. G. Dean
J. W. Rivers
Essie Cherry
Edgewood Drive
J. F. McLeod
Foster Street Methodist Church
Mr. Rivera
Atlantic Coast Line
Bridge Party Country Club
Norman Spann
Joe Martin Stallings
T. J. Whatley, Jr
Frances and
Marian Marshall
Ed Dantzler
Bee LaMarr
Evelyn Kelly
Headland
Gainesville
Brenau College
W. B. Lee
Auburn
R.H. Thomas
W. T. Thomley
Slocoomb
H. T. Martin
J. G. Tidwell
Route 3
Fabric Fair
America
Blumberg
Dothan School Music and Fine Arts
Calfornia
Houston National Bank
Ala
Cudahy
Puritan
Nature
the Cudahy Packing Co.usa
Roducersa
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