Speakers Urge Split From Democratic Party in Houston County
Rev Sam Campbell and A B Chilton urged voters at Houston city hall to bolt the Democratic Party in the November election. They praised Senator Heflin and attacked John J Ras Kobb and Tammany Hall while endorsing J Thomas Herlin, Hugh Locke, and Dempsey Powell. About 200 voters attended.
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Sam 3. Campbell
A. B. Chilton
Independent Party
Houston County
J. Thomas Herlin
State Committee
Democratic Party
John J. Raskob
Tammany Hall of
New York
Heflin
Hugh Locke
Dempsey Powell
Goodyear Leak Proof Rooting Material Ad
Highest quality ten year guaranteed Goodyear leak proof rooting material fresh from factory saving over 60 percent with sixty days free trial no money down. Buildings here covered with it. For sale Corona typewriter 207 E Troy St for rent brick apartment 212 West Main references exchanged write Mrs J A Turner 515 Magnolia Ave Sanford Fla.
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West
Main
J. A.turner
Magnolia Ave
Sanford, Fla
Foreclosure Sale Notice by Federal Land Bank
The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans announces a foreclosure sale for the mortgage of C T Pelham and Mae Pelham dated February 1 1926 recorded in Houston County Alabama. The sale at the Do than court house door on October 6 1930 will offer 360 acres more or less in Section 22 Township 1 Range 20 to highest cash bidder during 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM to satisfy debt and costs including attorney’s fees.
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Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
C. T. Pelham
Mae Pelham
Houston County
Alabama
N. O. la
Court House
Dothan
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Tax Collector Candidate Announces Run in Houston County
A. Mulling declares candidacy for tax collector of Houston County subject to the Special Democratic Primary on October 8. Tum, awev. 8.
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Houston County
Market Review Cottonseed Prices Move Across Regions
Cottonseed oil opened steady in New Orleans with bids across multiple months and closed steady. Prime summer yellow and prime crude prices are listed with shifts in New Orleans, New York, and Memphis markets. Cattle and hogs traded unevenly in Chicago with softer demand for grass cattle and 9.65 peak lambs fading to 8.50 8.25 range. feeders remained active in lighter stock.
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New Orleans
New York
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Cotton futures ease as Liverpool market shows demand
Liverpool spot cotton in moderate demand with prices easing across grades. American sales total 5,000 bales with 1,500 U.S. origin, receipts at 14,000, futures closed quiet with October at 5.85 and May 6.15.
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Liverpool
Reverend Lassiter Now Leads Headland Baptist Church
Rev. J. B. Lassiter has assumed duties as pastor of the Headland Baptist Church with his wife and young son residing in the pastorium. The congregation and town welcome the new pastor as Miss Velma Grice returns to Bartow after visiting family, and several local residents are noted as visitors or guests in recent days. A marriage of interest occurred at the Bradshaws' Graceville home as Ruth Bradshaw wed Will White on September 14. William A. Fairweather retired after 31 years as deputy collector of customs in Tacoma.
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J. B. Lassiter
Lafayette
Ala
Baptist Church
Mra Lassiter
Small Son
The
Velma Grice
Bartow
Fla
Lula Grice
Pat Cumba
Hartford
Ruth Bradshaw
Will White
Mrs. Bradshaw
Graceville
William A. Fairweather
Tacoma
Wash
Restraining Order Shields Ballots in Alabama Primary
Jackson County ballots from the August Democratic Primary are under a restraining order preventing destruction. Subpoenas issued by the Jackson circuit court at the direction of Attorney General Charlie C. McCall target Sheriff Mark Thomas and county Democratic and Independent party officials as a grand jury probe proceeds in Scottsboro.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jackson
Charlie C. McCall
Attorney General's Department
Scottsboro
Mark Thomas
Jackson County
W.H. Robertson
Democratic
Independent Party
J. W. Barnsell
Thomas
Three Couples Granted Marriage Licenses on Saturday
Three couples were issued licenses to wed in the Probate Judge Martin office this morning. The brides and grooms named are L. V. Christmas and Beatrice Larimer from Campbellton and Cottonwood, Sam N. Barnes and Flossie Parish from Madrid and Dothan, and A. B. Leminick and Minnie Bailey from Columbia.
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Martin
L. V. Christmas
Beatrice Larimer
Campbellton
Cottonwood
Sam N. Barnes
Flossie Parish
Madrid
Dothan
A. B. Leminick
Minnie Bailey
Columbia
Cardinals defeat Phillies in first of doubleheader
In Philadelphia on Sept 20 the St Louis Cardinals beat the Phillies 9 to 3 in game one of a doubleheader to pull ahead in the National League pennant race. Mancuso clubbed two homers and Watkins added a long shot as part of a 13 hit attack. Klein homered for Philadelphia, while Mulligan shut down the Cards after the seventh.
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Philadelphia
St Louis Cardinal
Phillies
Maacuso
Watkins
Phillie
Klein
Cone
Milligan
Willoughby
Cubs
Robins
Mancuso
Gelbert
Adams
Botttomley
Hafey
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Hallahan
Ray Benge
Shotton
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Jim Elliott
Indict Two For Farmer's Slaying
Jasper Alabama September 20 AP Sam Thacker and Isam Thacker his uncle were indicted on murder charges by a Walker county grand jury in connection with the slaying of Jack Dylan a farmer of Co Valley. Dulan a wealthy recluse was found shot on his porch by a high powered rifle. The Thackers were neighbors of the slain man. The grand jury also indicted Howard Gilbert and Hewitt Robinson in connection with the $3800 Bank of Oakman robbery at Oakman Alabama.
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Jasper
Ala
Sam Thacker
Isam Thacker
Walker County
Jack Dylan
Coa Valley
Dulan
Thackers
Campbell Granted 30000 Bond in DC Slaying Case
Herbert M. Campbell, indicted for the April slaying of Mary Baker in Arlington County, was released on a 30000 bond to face arraignment in the District of Columbia supreme court in Washington on October 7. His extradition was agreed, with prosecutors planning to oppose bond renewals at arraignment and push for a speedy trial.
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Alexandria
Herbert M. Campbell
Mary Baker
Arlington County
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Washington
Campbell
William H. Collins
United States
Theatrical Producer Hammerstein Charged With Assault
Arthur Hammerstein the theater producer was ordered held for trial on an assault charge filed by George Haskell dance director. The case stems from a quarrel involving Harold and Sally Rand in the chorus of Luana and Hammerstein’s dispute with Haskell and the Renda.
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New York
Arthur Hammerstein
George Haskell
Hammerstein
Haskell
Harold
Sally Rand
Luana
Renda
Epworth class and club events highlighted town socials
Epworth Junior class hosted by Mrs Hartzog and Mrs Snerringten at the Hartzog home featured games and refreshments for Virginia Strong, Mary Prior, J. W. Kerrington and others. The first Parent-Teacher Association meeting led by Mrs Jack Gheesling discussed year plans and included punch and sandw iches. The U D C held a meeting at Mrs D D Jacksons with a Raphael Semmes talk. Mrs Ingrams card club hosted four bridge tables, with a pink and green theme.
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Ashford
Oil
Peetal
Hartzog
Wl Llsnerringten
Epworth
Methodist Church
Hartsog
Virginia Strong
Mary Prior
J. W. Kerrington
Dan Hartzog
Ollie Adams
Elizabeth Sellers
Louise Adams
Mack Pate
Janie Pate
Eelen Murdock
Margaret Pate
Martha Gheesling
Hayden Prior
Sue Darby
Ed Pate
Parent- Teachers Association
Jack Gheesling
Gheesling
W. H. Harrington
H. B. Meadows
N. D. Cameron
M. L. Cummins
Mrs. Ingram
Lee Ingram
Mra. Ingram
Jack Johnson
Mra
W. W. Cook
Willis Perry McArthur
Sanford
Pate
Wyatt Wells
Boloman Baxter
Liocomb
Howard Ward
Bob Gamble
Vera Webb
Beasle Sinquefield
Beulah Stot
Willa Vita Sinquefield
Misa Thelma Sinquefield
Charlie Jackson, Jr
Walter Bruner
E. M. Grimaley
Fayette, Ala
EB. W. Rigell
Bumper Crop Expected In Wiregrass North Florida
Three federal seed loan officials told county agent from Wiregrass and northwest Florida that the section should yield a bumper crop and exceed southern results. They expect loans to farmers to be repaid in full. Officers Lynch Hutchina and Greeger led the meeting at the Heuste hotel with surveys of crops ongoing from Columbia South Carolina.
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Heuste Hotel
Florida
United States
J. H. Lynch
Lynch
T. L. Hutchina
I. _C. Greeger
Georgian
Florida County
Columbia
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