Jones Beats Hoblitzel 5 and 4 In Amateur Open Round
Bobby Jones routed Fred Hoblitzel of Toronto 5 and 4 in a second round match at Ardmore to advance to the third round of the national amateur championship. Jones showed a mix of precise iron play and bold drives despite some errors, winning holes from the opener and pulling ahead by four with three to go.
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Bobby
Hoblitzel
Merion Cricket Club
Ard- Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Bobby Jones
Offolf
Fred Hoblitsel
Toronto
Fred Hobbins
Hobntzel
Jones
Sandy Somerville
Hoblitzer
Bob
Cotton market eases after morning gains in New York
Cotton opens steady with small declines and brief gains as traders cover shorts. New December advances to 10.80, March to 11.06, then retreats on New Orleans and Wall Street selling. Spot houses buy, futures close steady, mid 10.55 spot. Cottonseed markets show steady to easy tones across New Orleans New York and Memphis with varied futures and contracts.
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New York
Liverpool
Shorts
Manchester
New Orleans
Wall Street
Memphis
Tenn
Wife and four children slain before farmer's suicide
York area farmer Harry Dietrich crushed the skulls of his wife and four children in Spry then hanged himself in the barn. He left a note citing financial worry and stating they chose to die together. A bank note for 3800 dollars was found. victims include Mabel 11 Paul 10 Anna 8 and John 6. bodies found by John Epley.
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York
Harry Dietrich
Spry
John Epley
Dietrich
Guardian petitions to sell lands in Houston County
Guardianship notice lists J N Singletary as guardian for J J Singletary urging sale of wards lands to maintain the family. Hearing set for October 20, 1930 before Probate Court in Houston County. Also includes political announcements for tax collector candidates Ed Jones and another unnamed candidate in the October 7, 1930 Democratic primary.
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Lanus
Alabama
Houston County
J. N. Singletary
J. J. Singletary
H. K. Martin
ED Jones
After Forty Seven Days Unconsciousness Woman May Recover
Miss Mariah Stiglitz a 26 year old school teacher, lay unconscious for forty seven days after an automobile accident. She sustained a fractured skull a dislocated neck vertebra and ivy poisoning. She began to respond to commands and regained consciousness following a period of coma and delirium.
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Louisville
Mariah Stiglitz
Liverpool Cotton Prices Edge Down in Moderate Demand
Cotton markets show moderate demand with prices slipping across grade lines in Liverpool. American grades weigh in with 2,200 of 6,000 bales sold, receipts total 9,000 with 6,600 American. futures closed quiet and steady across months from October to July.
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Liverpool
Bank Robbery At Neches State Bank In Palestine Texas
Three men robbed Neches State Bank 14 miles east of Palestine around noon, taking 3500 dollars. They forced cashier A. M. Brock to surrender the cash and took store operator Jim Ballentine, while two robbers wore apparent false moustaches and none masked.
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Jones
Torough
Palestine
Texas
Neches
Here
A. M. Brock
Jim Ballentine
Livestock Prices Steady for Hogs Cattle and Sheep in Chicago
Livestock update from Chicago shows hogs near steady to 15 below yesterday with top at 10.60 and bulk 230 to 300 pounds. Cattle and calves sold fairly actively at steady prices, long yearlings at 13.00 and steers 600 to 900 pounds at 11.00 to 13.00. Sheep demand slow with prices down to 25 lower and lots of variation across weights and grades.
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Chicago
S. Dept. of Agriculture
Rangers
Oklahoma City Man Ends Life in Auto Shooting
W. O. Carnley a 50 year old monument salesman from Atlanta Georgia stopped his car on a street in Oklahoma City and shot himself through the heart. He died before help arrived and police cited no clear motive. Relatives believed to live in Alabama were sought.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
W. O. Carnley
Monument
Atlanta Ga
Alabama
Freed of husband murder in Newport Arkansas
Ruby East, 19, widow, was acquitted of murdering her husband who was shot as he slept in their Newport home. The defense cited self defense and mistreatment, and a jury returned the verdict after three hours of deliberation. East worked for the railroad in Newport.
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Newport
Ark
Ruby East
East
Fire destroys Boston yards in $160000 loss
A blaze engulfed the yards of the American Coal Company and Cronin Lumber Company in Boston early today. Officials estimate the damage at 160000 with the origin of the fire still undetermined.
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Boston
American Coal Company
Cronin Lumber Company
Earthquake Kills 75 in Tajikistan Near Stalinabad
An earthquake near Stalinabad in the Tajik SSR kills 175 and injures 300. Seven villages are destroyed ten more are partly wrecked leaving about 1200 families homeless.
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Moscow
Stalinabad
Soviet Socialist Republic
Tajikistan
Italian-French Geneva Talks Collapse Ends Negotiations
The Italian delegation announced at Geneva that technical negotiations with France were completely failed, effectively terminating the talks at the League of Nations scene.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Therfore Brove
A Way to Stop Attacks of Fits
Reports cite an amusing treatment claimed to halt epileptic fits. The advertisement states the treatment has helped sufferers and offers a free beginning supply by writing for details, requesting age and address.
Dairy Prices United States Markets Report
Butter and cheese prices varied in New York and Chicago on Sept 24 with mixed movements. Butter shows unsettled markets with several grades around 39 dollars and creamery prices near 39 to 40 while cheese totals reach 95 980 with firm tones and eggs hold steady at 3 567.
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New York
Chicago
Sugar futures hold steady amid quiet trading
Raw sugar remained quiet at 3.14 for spots duty paid with no sales reported. Refined sugar stayed at 435 to 445 for granulated, while futures closed steady with lively exchanges shifting positions. Notable December 112, January 114, March 123, May 131, July 140 contracts traded.
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New York
Potatoes trading mixed across states in early September
U S Department of Agriculture notes shipments totaling 710 with Wisconsin slightly stronger while other stocks stay steady. Prices show Idaho rurals at 2.00 and Red River Chihs at 1.75 to 1.66 with a few scattered regional sacks.
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Chicago
Dept. of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Trist Cobblers
Idaho
Minnesota
North P
Dekota
Red River
Wangland
Colorado
McCluree
Cardul praised by Waycross woman for back and head relief
Mrs. J. H. Miller of Albany Avenue Waycross says she used Cardul after months of pale weak condition and back and head pains. She took six bottles and reports no more pains and renewed strength, recommending Cardul to others as her health improved.
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Waycross
J. H. Miller
Albany Avenue
Local Notes and Visits Across Big Creek Community
Tom Carroll is recovering from illness at home. Mrs. M L Barbrey visits her daughter Mrs Mayme Tindell. Several neighbors including Mildred Butler Lucile Butler Inez Tindell and Sarna McAlister called on Mrs Sarna McAlister. Families gather at River Junction guests Maurice Devane and others. Birth announced for Cecil Marlon.
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Tom Carroll
Mrs. M. L. Barbrey
Mrs
Mayme Tindell
Mildred
Lucile Butler
Inez Tindell
Libert McAlister
Bell
Malvern
Luther Thomley
Eugene Thomley
Maye Tindell
T M. Morris
Dothan
Crate McAlister
Flora May Cobb
Talladega
Radox Promises Quick Corn Relief for Feet
Advert explains Radox corn remover as a simple nightly foot bath solution from England, claiming corns and hard skin vanish in a few days. First American sale via Dothan Drug Co seeks customers to try the product for softer, stronger feet in about a week.
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England
Dothan Drug Co
America
Radox
Fall Gardens As Drought Relief Measure Advocated
Auburn Alabama September 24 Julius Brown extension horticulturist Alabama Polytechnic Institute recommends fall gardens as drought relief. He urges planting leafy vegetables like turnips spinach and lettuce with Japanese varieties for cold tolerance, and notes tendergreen spinach Siberian kale rape and lettuce as leaders for winter production. Root crops such as beets carrots radishes parsnips and turnips should be planted now to withstand winter freezes.
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Auburn
Ala
Julian Brown
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Brown
Union Hill Community Guests List and Visits
A Sunday travel and visit roundup lists residents and guests from Union Hill visiting Panama City and surrounding areas. Families include Outlaw Cameron Snell Kirkland and related kin with several social visits noted among local households and friends.
Two More Qualify for Special Race for Tax Collector
In Houston county the race for tax collector grows with John Lynch and Bart Armstrong qualifying for the upcoming special election. Lynch, a former contractor, and Armstrong, tied to A H B May Insurance, join Ed Jones Simon B Harper and S A Mullins already in the field.
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Houston County
John Lynch
Sanfor
Bart Armstrong
Linch
Armstrong
Ed Jones
Simon B. Harper
A. Mullins
Mulling
Jones
Dothan
Armatrong
A. HB. May Insurance Company
W. B. Jeffries
State Democratic Committee
Jeff
Major Ullman Died in Florida to Be Buried in Birmingham
The body of Major M M Ullman 55 who died at a government hospital in Lake City Florida will be brought to Birmingham for burial. Ullman formerly served as city attorney and was active in civic clubs. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Major Ullman
Birmingham
Ala
M M. Ullman
Government Hospital
Lake City
Fla
Ullman
Local Visits Carried Through Weekend
Mr and Mrs Jim Hasty visited relatives Saturday and Mrs Crawford Oliver spent Sunday with Mrs Minnie Vann. Miss Ethel Pauline and Clinton Kirkland visited Mr and Mrs W M F Frith Thursday night.
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Corene Payne
Mrs. W. T. Kirkland
Robert Whit
Geneva
Clarance Harrison
Mrs. B. Co. Exum
Malinda Cameron
Angus Cameron
Cottonwood
Mae Prevatt
Mis
Mary Payne
Jim Hasty
Crawford Oliver
Minnie Vann
Ethel, Pauline
Clinton Kirkland
Mrs. W. M. F. Frith
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Rehobeth Community
J. H. McAlister
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Campbellton
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Clinton
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