Short Staple Costs Farmers Large Sum
Cotton merchants report drought driven short staple across sections of the Atlantic States and Georgia with penalties up to 10 dollars per bale. They urge use of selected seed and proper fertilizer to restore staple quality and prevent future losses. Mr Malone, a longtime cotton buyer, is expected to lead efforts at upcoming meetings to plan remedies.
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Bouthenet
Alabama
Dothan
North Georgia
Atlantic States
Augusta
Malone
Decatur Realtor Dies on City Street
Z. D. Whitman of Decatur prominent in real estate and insurance died suddenly in the street from heart failure. He had complained of a slight indisposition earlier but his condition was not thought serious. Funeral arrangements had not been completed.
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Decatur
Ala
Z. D. Whitman
Whitman
Opelika Men Visit Dothan In Interest Of Route 241
Dorsey led a delegation of 12 Opelika citizens to Dothan at 4 pm to press for the Florida short route No. 8 and No. 241 through Opelika and Dothan. A county committee including B. G. Farmer Will Lee LC Exell mayor and E. M. Weatherly was appointed to work with other town committees on the current highway route.
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T Dorsey
Opelika
Dothan
Florida
B. G. Farmer
Will Lee
LC Exell
E. M. Weatherly
Struck by car injures man in Selma crossing
A. Clark of Linden avenue Memphis Tenn was struck by an automobile last night while crossing a street intersection in heavy rain and suffered a broken leg and other injuries.
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Selma
Ala
A. Clark
Linden Avenue
Memphi
Tenn
Yesterday's Stars: Pirates, Phillies, Red Sox Shine
Larry French of the Pirates limited Cincinnati to five hits in five innings. Chuck Klein and Don Hurst homer for the Phillies in a win over the Robins. Russell Scarritt sparked the Red Sox to a five run rally to defeat Washington.
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Associated Press
Larry French
Pirates
Cincinnati
Chuck Klein
Don Hurst
Phillies
Phillys
Robins
Russell Scarritt
Red Sox
Washington
Bobby Gains Lead 2 Up In First 18 Holes
Local golf match update shows Bobby Jones leading Fay Coleman 2 up after 18 holes. In Merion action, Ho mans trails Lehman 4 up as Seaver leads McPhail 1 up and McCarthy Jr. tops Sweetser.
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Bobby
Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Gene Homans
Englewood
N. J
John Lehman
Chicago
Charlen Seaver
Los Angeles
W. F. McPhail
Boston
Maurice J. McCarthy, Jr
New York
Jess W. Sweetser
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Atlanta
Fay Coleman
Social Roundup at Kilgore and Clayton Homes
Miss Ethel Clayton was a week end guest of Miss Louise Clayton. Mr and Mrs D G Farmer stayed with L E Kilgore's family last week. Miss Helen Penuel of Columbia visited Miss Louise Bradshaw. Robert Kilgore Herbert Posey and Miss Meri Posey asked Miss Marie Holloman Sunday. Roy Newton and Miss Wesa Mae Kilgore called on Miss Louise Clayton Sunday. Mrs Addie Clayton spent days with L E Kilgore. Melbadine Posey visited Hilda Kilgore Sunday. Rev Lamar Jones and Curtis Baxley of Dothan dined with Mr and Mrs Caraway. Sunday School invited at Smyrna 10:3 Sunday afternoon.
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A. H. McGowan
Hartford
Y. W. Smith
Dothan
O. C. Carter
W. C. Rivenbark
Ethel Twitty
New York
C. M. Steegall
Abbeville
L. E
R. E. Mercier
A. Jones
Carl Jones
Decatur
Ala
J. T. Baker
J. A. Ells
Nashville, Tenn
Bible Skipper
L. W. Seaborn
F. M. Halley
Jere Segrest
Slocomb
J. H. Walker
Cephas Rollins
Pan-Am Co
Birmingham
George Hopkins
New Orleans
Bishop Killingsworth
Henry Killingeworth
Blakley
Sarah Maxie Skipper
Judson College
W. M
K. L. Oakley
Maddox
Jeff Koonce
T. H. Vickers
Ruby Towns
Elinor Owens
Kinsey
J. T. Vickers
Cecil Carroll
R. H. Wiley
Miami
Fila
Georgiannna Brackin
Misa Jamie Sue Lasseter
E. J. Maddox
Roy Newton
Ammi
Rosa Mac Kil
Lizzie Posey
Gore
L. E. Kilgore
Neal Welch
Ethel Clayton
Louise Clayton
D. G. Farmer
Mise Helen Penuel
Columbia
Louise Bradshaw
Robert Kilgore
Herbert Posey
Meri. Posey
Marie Holloman
Wesa Mae Kilgore
Lamar Jones
Curtis Baxley
Caraway
20 Year Old Convict Lynched in Camp Incident
The warden said the man who attacked the girl did not leave the convict camp yesterday, confirming the lynching of a 20 year old Black inmate. The remark was recorded as the incident was expressed today by camp authorities.
Today's Cotton Market Report From New Orleans and New York
The report lists opening highs and lows for Oct Dec Jan and May contracts in New Orleans with prices around 1050 to 1140 cents and New York quotes showing Oct Dec and Mar or May futures near 1050 to 1145 cents, ending with a garbled line indicating 89 at 3 6oF
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P.C
New York
Cotton Market Eases Amid Hedge Pressure in New York
In New York on Sept 25 cotton eased after a brief rally as hedges and general selling weighed on prices. Trade demand absorbed contracts with each point down and liquidations appeared in old and new October months. Weather showed rains in Louisiana and Mississippi with scattered showers in Alabama and Georgia. The market held steady with hedge selling largely absorbed by trade buying as speculators remained cautious.
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New York
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
American woman directs two Paris newspapers
A widow of Camille Flammi rion directs two Paris newspapers and continues experiments started by her husband at Juvisy observatory. She writes for scientific journals in the United States and France, forming a strong trio with Madame Curie and another prominent woman in French science.
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Paris
Camille Flammirion
Juvisy
United States
France
Madame Curie
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