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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
4
A runaway spare from a state highway truck struck the yard of Northport merchant Robert Holley killing his four year old son Junior. Witnesses said the tire gained momentum as it hurtled toward the boy who was trying to avoid it. He died within minutes.
The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans will sell at public auction on October 8 1932 at the Houston County courthouse Dothan Alabama the east half of northeast quarter and other parts in section 35 township 4 range 28 totaling about 58 1/2 acres to satisfy the mortgage debt plus sale expenses. The defaulted loan originated from a 1925 mortgage recorded in Mortgage Book 145 Page 236.
Gordon J N Peterson of Lake Alford arrives for a visit with sister Mrs I B McLendon. Multiple relatives and friends attend services at the Baptist church as well as family gatherings and weekends visiting in Marianna Dothan Ashford Havana and Panama City.
Nan Weare arrives at a grand country house with Rosamund Carew and Robert Leonard plotting to secure Jeremie Weare’s fortune. The scene details a stormy journey, a tense welcome from house staff, and Nan’s uneasy first impressions in Ambrose Weare’s old room as Bran the dog and Jervis loom in the narrative.
Paris reports a year rise in automobile use in France with totals reaching 1.251538 million cars. Trucks increased from 410.616 thousand to 437.096 thousand and motorcycles from 441.503 thousand to 488.147 thousand.
The column notes that early Americans were often blind or stone deaf due to ear tumors and warns eyesight tests may mislead. It invites readers to test vision on a clear night and ends with a riddle about a creature that swims forward and backward.
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