Forget-Me-Not Sale Winners Named by D A V Officials
Dothan High School girls Brenda North, Mary Morris, and Mildred Kirkland won first, second, and third prizes for selling the most forget me nots in the annual Forget-Me-Not sale. proceeds totaling 0.58 will aid disabled World War veterans in hospitals. The event marks the thirteenth anniversary of the World War I Meuse-Argonne Forest drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda North
Mary Morris
Mldred Kirkland
Dothan Highhood
Jocal D A. V
Dothan High School
Othen
Meusercorne Forest
Tr. A. V
Dothan
Woodmen Gail
Fonter Street
Woodmen
Cotton Ginning Slower This Season in Houston County
Preliminary figures by farm agent J M Dykes show Houston County gins had 17 135 bales processed before September 16 this year versus 2 166 bales in the same period of 1930. Cooler weather and cooler prices reduce the usual harvest rush. producers expect further gains with fall conditions.
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Houston
Sta Istica
John M Dyke
Gronings
Oldest Birmingham house tied to 1836 history
The Woodlawn property, dating to 1836, is believed to be Birmingham district’s oldest building. Owned by William S. Fuller of the city and county health department, who bought it at court in 1928. Original owner David Paerson built the house with a federal grant.
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Birmingham
Woodlawn
Our hero and the Bunny Mount the Horse Whiz
Fragmentary lines reveal a whimsical scene with Our hero and the Bunny atop a horse named Whiz. A character named Puffy utters clues about direction and paradise, suggesting a playful journey straight ahead toward a faraway place northeast of a sty.
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Whiz
Paradise
Earth
Old Magazine tournament leaders in Dothan area
In the Old Magazine tournament, Hartford's Mrs Campbell leads with an 1888 edition, followed by Dothan's Mrs Renfroe with an 1890s item and Webb's Mrs L Webber in fourth. Other participants include Mrs M E McCall, Miss Mary Mabry, Mrs W J Cox, and Mia King, listed with late 19th to early 20th century publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Campbell
Hartford
W. J. Renfroe
M. Bentley
North Oates Street
Pinekard 1H Hi Borland Visits and Birmingham Guests
Montgomery native Borland and 5 visitors from Montgomery recently visited here. L F Gullage and family hosted Birmingham guests including L H Echols Shirley Cham ber and Jimmy Chambers. J B Borland returned to Sanford Florida after a weekend visit. John Dean of Panama City Florida visited friends here. C W Segrest of Coffee Springs visited Thursday.
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Hi. Borland
Montgomery
L. F. Gullage
L. H. Echols
Shirley
A. J. Chambere
Jimmy Chambers
Birmingham
J. B. Borland
L. P. Bailey
Sanford
Fin
John Dean
Panma City
Fie
C. W. Segrest
Coffee Springs
Vissted
Alabama farm price report from Birmingham and Montgomery
Prices for farm produce delivered to Birmingham and Montgomery last week show No 1 and No 2 classes for various crops and livestock. Cottonseed tops at 9 per ton. eggs range 18 to 24 cents. poultry and vegetables listed with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Products
Montgomery
Birmingham
U. S
Johnson
Phillips' Magnesium and Miln of Magnesia Advised
Fragmented OCR text promotes Phillips' Miln of Magnesia as a remedy for indigestion constipation and headaches. It mentions magnesium preparation and uses terms like DUIS resetarce and S&Dattles, likely advertising language from a historical health column. The readability is poor but centers on a medical product and associated brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alessou
Magnesia
Leveryahrie
Prinipe Mink
Megresss Phillips
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed in Dothan 1931
City leaders urge reduce fire losses citing 1930s fatal fires and $60 95940 in city losses per year. Mayor J Yc Facil proclaims October 4-10 1931 as Fire Prevention Week and calls officials and citizens to cooperate in prevention efforts.
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Dothan
Lusa
Mershall Telly Roe
United States
J. Yc Facil
Dothen
Calles Daughter To Wed Doctor In Dothan Notice
City of Dothan official notice dated September 28 1931 records the marriage plan of Calles daughter to a doctor with the mayor C Ezell attesting the seal. The report shifts to Raleigh North Carolina noting farm income from crops accounts for about 89.5 percent while livestock yields 10.5 percent. cotton and tobacco alone make up roughly two thirds of county farm earnings.
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City of Dothan
Dothan
Alabama
1. C. Ezell
Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina
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D.A.V
Nearly Swamp Editor
Pinekard
Philips
Calles
NEA
Mexico City
Artemisia Elias
Carlos
Joseph J. Evier
New York
Hay
Miss Calle
Stetson
Blumberg
Greatest Values
Hart Schaffner
Marx Clothes
Ward
Featuring
Reds
Empress Eugenie
Paris
Montgomery Warp & Co
Foster Street
Dothan, Alabema
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