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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1930
Page
5
In a tense opener at the event Ware made a key save to deny a scoring chance. The sequence kept the score tight and set the tone for an evenly contested match.
Classifieds show multiple rental offers including five and seven room houses near Highland School and College Street with contact details. The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans offers sale of extensive Houston County land holdings on September 22, 1930, and there is a local bond election for 300000 dollars set for October 14, 1930 with interest details and payment terms outlined by Probate Judge H. K. Martin.
The court, noting Fannie Grubbs is a non resident with unknown address, orders publication in the Dothan Eagle once weekly for three weeks. The notice requires Fannie Grubbs to plead answer or demur to the complaint in the Dock Grubbs v Fannie Grubbs equity case in Houston County Circuit Court.
A bill of complaint filed states a decree pro confesso may be taken if within forty days from the first publication or thereafter. This order was issued at the court office on September 8 1930 by Register Mrs A L Bowdon.
In the District Court of the Middle District of Alabama Southern Division F A McNeill doing business as McNeill Battery Station Dothan facing bankruptcy under the 1898 act A creditors meeting is called at Referee J B Speight office Dothan Alabama on September 22 1930 at 10 o’clock a m to prove debts elect a trustee and address required matters Dothan Ala September 13 1930 J B Speight Referee
The State of Alabama Houston County issues notice to Eloise Liddon Soper F B Liddon and others that a will of John P. Wilson was filed for probate. A hearing is scheduled for September 23, 1930, with appearance and contest allowed. Date August 8 1930 Judge H K Martin.
Chicago and New York markets report grain and coffee prices. Wheat mixed with No 1 hard at 83 1 4 cents, corn No 2 at 92 3 4, oats No 1 white 38 1 4, rye 61 1 4, barley 0773. Timothy and clover seeds listed. Coffee spot steady in New York Rio No 7 at 73 8 Santos No 4 at 12 1 2. Robusta futures steady with Sept 6.60 Dec 6.50 March 4.08 May 5.94 July 5.85.
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with gains to 10.98 for October and 11.15 for December before easing to 10.93 and 11.10 amid selling. By mid session prices held near highs, closing 5 to 7 points higher for the day. spot closed 8 points up as 6,840 bales sold. New York trading showed early gains and steady tones with quotes around 10.90 to 11.35 and midafternoon firmness, futures finishing mostly higher or mixed.
Market report from Birmingham on September 16 lists apple prices, winter bananas at 275, delicious varieties at 3, peaches from California at 1.40, oranges at 7.50, and poultry and eggs prices including hens at 14 to 18, friers at 19 to 25, yard eggs at 29, butter at 41.5 cents.
AP reports a quiet spot market with higher prices for grades from strict good middling to good ordinary. Sales reached 4,000 bales, including 1,600 American, receipts 7,600 with futures closing quiet: October 6.93, December 5.99, January 6.03, March 6.12, May 6.21, July 6.39, October 6.38.
Foreign exchange brief notes Great Britain demand at 4.85 31 32, cables 4.86 18 for 60 day bills on banks 4.83 percent. France demand 3.92 11 16, cables 3.92 13 16, Italy demand 5.23 7 16, cables 5.23 13 16.
Chicago report notes dull trading with Wisconsin and Minnesota potato sacking at 2.25 to 2.30 and 2.00 to 2.10 respectively. Idaho russets marked 2.75 to 2.95 with total U.S. shipments around 650. Early Ohioton items show limited sales around 2.00 to 2.10.
Hogs 22 000 slow to 10 lower for over 200 lb weights with lighter weights 10 to 15 off packing sows weak top 11 15. cattle 11 000 with early steady to 25 lower. steers and yearlings weak across board with top around 12 75 for 1273 lb steers, yearlings near 13 00. Sheep 27 000 fat lambs weaker. ewes and wethers 8 25 to 9 00 to packers. lambs 9? 8 14 per hundred.
Sugar markets opened lower on nearby duty free offerings but rallied after 23 400 bags of Philippines due next week were sold to a local refiner at 2 13 delivered. Refined prices were quoted 435 to 4 45 with withdrawals, and futures closed steady with notable liquidation and 12 550 tons traded.
In New Orleans and New York on September 16 AP reports cottonseed futures opened and closed steady. Prices listed for prime summer yellow and crude grades across months from January to December, with variations between old and new contracts and notes on sales volumes.
Cottonseed futures closed steady with bids listed for September through April, no sales recorded. Cottonseed meal futures also steady with bids for September to April and 700 tons sold.
Closing quotations show Anaconda at 2.50 to 2.75, Bethlehem 0.00 to 1.25, Coca Cola 185 3 8, General Electric 7 12, Ford of England 20 31, United Aircraft 6 1 2, Warner Bros 39 1 2, Studebaker 3 1 2, U S Steel 18 1 2, Call money at 2 percent. Total sales 1,744.47.
LaFayette Lanier aged 47, noted financier and manufacturer of West Point, died after a second operation. He led Wehatchee Yarn Mills of Rock Mills, Alabama, and served as director of Citizens Bank & Trust of West Point and the Chattahoochee Valley Railroad. Funeral set for 2:00 p.m. tomorrow at Langdale residence.
Chicago wheat prices rose as France may import 35 million quintals, and a leading French authority forecast a crop maximum of 56,500 quintals. Unlike recent trends, spring wheat faced little selling pressure in Minneapolis and Winnipeg, while Chicago rallied in late trading.
R. C. Newton, Democratic nominee, defeated L. A. Kirkland independent candidate by 31 to 25 in Webb Alabama election held yesterday. Kirkland had entered after a previously failed primary. Newton had won the primary and remained the nominee. City council nominees A. R. Whitten J. H. Lee J. L. Boyle D. L. Thomas and H. W Armstrong ran unopposed.
Four people were buried to death and a fifth was critically burned when a residence owned by Mrs. J. M. Wells at Cas—burned. Fire officials reported the deadly blaze occurred in Warrenton Virginia on September 16.
Leo F. Eldridge chairman of Mobile County Democratic Executive Committee lost a plea to stop a grand jury investigation of ballots from the August 12 primary. The Alabama Supreme Court granted a writ of prohibition to his counsel, paving the way for the grand jury to proceed.
In West River Maryland a fatal blaze kills George Francis and Stuart Wells, children of Mrs Wells and Miss Mary Hall. Mrs Wells is in a hospital at Fququir in serious condition. The eldest child Betty, ten, jumped from a window and survived.
MELLOGLO the new French process powder is favored by nurses for its purity. It does not dry the skin and stays on longer, keeping a shine away and benefiting the complexion. Cash Drug Co.
Chicago Sept 16 AP reports renewed inquiry into an extortion attempt against Oscar De Priest, negro congressman, after a man with a revolver and liquor was arrested at his office. Leon Linder named as arrestee. County grand jury had returned true bills charging three men with attempting to collect 10 000 dollars under threat of death.
110 bales of cotton were pooled by Houston county farmers with the Alabama Farm Bureau yesterday. Farmers received an advance of 9 cents per pound for the pooled cotton. County Agent H. Witherington noted it was a fairly light day, as several days earlier had seen pooling well above 200 bales.
In Chicago on September 16 AP reports three Black men who stole jewelry worth $7,000 from Laura La Plante’s berth were placed on probation for one year after the actress and prosecutors agreed to reduce the charge to petty larceny.
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