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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1931

Page

5

Prosperity Effort With German Commission Opens Path to Harmony

Premier Laval and Foreign Minister Briand returned to Paris after visiting Berlin where a new German economic commission was praised as a first step toward broader collaboration to restore prosperity. Laval said the commission will work with universal efforts to combat economic crisis and will cooperate with other nations as needed in a bid to unite efforts. The report also notes the League of Nations Assembly adjourned in Geneva after advancing a plan for an armaments truce beginning November 1, and the council staying to discuss Sino-Japanese tensions.

Berlin Germany Fremier Laval France Briand Spey German Economic Commission Layal Geneva League of Nations League Council Weston League

Health Department Worker Transferred To Geneva County

Malaria worker R. C. Fuller, previously with the Dothan Montgomery unit, has been transferred to Geneva County under county health officials. Fuller came from Montgomery and has served 17 months in Dothan. W. D. Copeland will continue malaria control locally. He departs Thursday for Geneva.

R. C. Fuller Houston County Geneva County Fuller County Health Department W. D. Copeland Dothan Montgomery Thas

October Is Season For Grass Planting

Auburn AP notes October starts the Talisa tye grass planting season as 5 Rome owners brighten up their towns for fall winter and early spring. Do’s and don’ts include broadcast seed at 1,600 square feet per 19 to 15 pounds and scatter then drag with a heavy roller. Rye grass provides an inexpensive way to beautify lawns during winter dormancy.

Auburn Rome

Police Placed Blame On Pot After Trio Arrests

New Orleans police faced accusations that three youths from the Mul community and Best families were involved with pot and were eaten by drug forces after their arrest. The claim, raised Monday, targeted Polls He B. Myers as part of the trio.

New Orleans B. Myers

Longhorns’ tackle squad weighs in at heavy ton

In Austin Texas the Longhorns roster size shows a massive tackle group led by 385 pound Carl Ty fee as the smallest star among a sea of linemen. Albert Cauthorn’s Meyeund bolk is noted as the largest.

Austin, Tex Wean James Carl Tyfee Albert Cauthorn Meyeund Bolk

Ship Owner Faces 7 Year Pen Term

Mobile AP reports Captain John Murphy ship owner convicted of conspiracy to scuttle the steamship. Rose Murphy, seeking insurance, posted free bond under 20,000 pending action on appeal in federal district court. Murphy received seven years in prison and a 15,000 fine from Judge Charles Kepnamer after his third trial. Salvadore Martines and John Fulford, crew members who pleaded guilty and turned state's evidence, were remanded to await sentencing.

Mobile John Murphy Rose Murphy Federal District Court Murphy Charles Kepnamer Salvadore Martines John Fulford

Youth, 17, Arrested On Liquor Charge

A 17 year old youth was jailed on a prohibition violation charge after police arrested him last night in Altha Florida. A small quantity of liquor was found in his possession. Another person was arrested on a charge of drunkenness in the same report.

Altha Fla

Seed potato from 72 year planting keeps harvests coming

In Columbia Kentucky Henry Johnson plants a seed potato his father sowed 72 years ago and each year retrieves a potato trap plant. The seed potatoes have been saved annually for the next season's crop ensuring indefinite propagation.

Columbia, Ky Henry Johnson

Harvesters Pool Cotton On 250000 Alabama Farms

Alabama Farm Bureau urges farmers to pool cotton amid a broad harvest of cotton corn hay sorghum syrup sweet potatoes and vegetables across about 250000 farms as market prospects loom. The advisory promotes diversified production financial cooperation and strengthening farm organizations to secure advances and steer production to meet demand.

ALA Farm Bureau Auburn Alabama Cotston Bolls Sand Mountain

Hog Sale Planned in Dothan Friday at Stockyard

County farm agent J. H. Witherington announced a hog sale at the A. E. stockyard in Dothan this Friday. The event will run all day with about a carload of hogs expected to be sold.

Dothan A. ©. E. Stockyard J. H. Witherington Mr. Witherington

Planting Of 5 To 10 Acres Of Oats Advised In County

Houston County farmers are urged to plant 5 to 10 acres of oats as Step One of a countywide better farming plan. Use good land, fall planting by late October, treat seed for smut, and plant by mid fall. One acre of oats can feed two more for four months. many tenants moved, so landowners should act. Several banks endorse the plan and note seed oats are available at low prices. Step Two emphasizes a nearby truck market for fresh vegetables to create steady outlets.

Texas Alabama Alabama Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Houston County Tian First National Bank of Dothan Tedhan Bank & Trust Company Houston National Bank

Fire damages two houses in city today

Firemen report damage to the home of Allen McArthur at 290 Fl. Newton atrest and to a second dwelling on East street. The back porch and roof were badly burned at the first house, while the second suffered only a few shingles burned after a small blaze around three hours later.

Allen McArthur Newton Atrest

Two New Diphtheria Cases In This County

Two new diphtheria cases have been reported in Houston County raising the total to 1 percent, according to the health department. The cases are in the Garretts Crome Roda vicinity along the Campr Bolton highway, involving children in the same family.

Houston County Roth Garretts Crome Roda Campr Bolton Highway

Junior High Eleven Prepares for Next Contest of Season

Junior High Eleven, after a 13 to 0 defeat by Marianna High, drills this week under Coach Asa F Self to face Slocomb Reserves at Slocomb Friday. Eight lettermen graduated last year, Seawunk returns with four others including Albert Phillips at fullback. The squad is heavier this year and the schedule lists Slocomb Midland City Florida Interim School Marianna Slocomb here Capital Brighs of Montgomery Marianna here Thanksgiving Florida Triustrina School here.

Marianna Slocomb Stocomb Asa F. Self Cooch Self Seawunk Albert Phillips Self Socomb Midland City Florida Brigh's Montgomery Florida Triustrina

New Junior Woodmen Circle Is Organized at Cottonwood

A new chapter of the Junior Woodmen Circle is organized at Cottonwood with 24 members led by Mars Lilla Story. Officers named include Frances McCullogh guardian Madge Kirkland secretary Wil e White attendant Rhene th We hate assistant attendant Frances Jones past guardian Annie Law Kingey adviser Paline Hart chaplain Salle White inner sentinel Elie Oliver outer sentinel. October 19 date appears in records.

Woodion Cirle Cottonwood Mars Lilla Story Woodmen Circle Knid Cle Cotton Wenthe Frances McCullogh Madge Kirkland Wile White Rhenheth Frances Jones Annie Law Kingey Paline Hart Salle White Elie Oliver Saint Heber Smith Carele

Budget Surges Past Seven Million Dollars in Birmingham

A fragmentary historical report outlines a multi million dollar budget figure for Birmingham with references to APY and federal funding terms. The text mentions taxes, interest, and various financial terms but is largely garbled, leaving the core item as a large municipal budget and related federal involvement.

Reducing Fire Losses In This City Urged Proclamation

Mayor Ezell highlights Fire Prevention Week in Dothan citing national practice and the aim to cut losses. Proclaimed by city officials, the effort underscores cooperation between public and private sectors to reduce damage from fires, referencing Alabama's share of widespread property losses nationwide.

Dothan Ezell United States Ray Agen Vandsytimaten United Arin

Two Penitentiary Prisoners Escape in Wetumpka

Two inmates, Grady Reynolds twenty seven and Harry Gurley twenty three, escaped from the state penitentiary in Wetumpka Sunday night by slipping through heavy wire mesh. Reynolds had prior robbery convictions and Gurley was serving a burglary sentence. Police later captured two confederates after a bank robbery chase in Birmingham.

Wetumpea Grady Reynolds Harry Gurlty Tate Caleh Cynakia Nun Gurley Rivnets Reynolda Robe Springvilly White Gurley Hey Nyhly Confeders Birmingham Iun Reynolds

Miners Expanded at Ligender Gre Mines

About 209 additional workmen have been added to the Ligender Gre mine payroll, increasing the miner count from four to six days a week. The new hires follow a Mingavery of Ka in the Mimergck district, expanding the mining operation and labor force.

Mingavery

Magazines and Publications Flood Old Magazine Editor

A scanned page shows a flood of magazine mentions and editorial notes. The text references new additions, feuds, and publication details with scattered names and topics. It hints at editorial changes and the volume of subscripts and readers while noting a disorganized page layout.

City Officials Face Pay Cuts as Council Weighs Manual Reduction

City leaders including Mayor Clem Ezell consider cutting salaries of all elected officials and department heads by amounts ranging from 15 to 20 dollars monthly, aiming for an annual payroll reduction near twenty thousand dollars. Auditor Vaughn and City Attorney Lawin express willingness to take cuts. police and fire chiefs’ pay also reduced.

Clem Ezell Voluns JL. Vaughn Lawin Ailsa Hame Banin Maell Hoarborough Abude Bild Montil Poltes J. L. Domingue Winly J. B. Zolglar Neithar Smart Mashes Rich Goodwin Water and Light Stewart Sould FDR Whitfield Whitfeld Nome Evlary Counciman McEn Councile Inn City ‘Oak Scarborough Huth Vaughn Jane Havar Bresant Fiwid

In Court Pimingham Tap Warns About The Purchase

A fragmentary court note indicates a warning issued in a case labeled Pimingham Tap. The text references a five dollar sum and a person named Shera, with unclear details about quarters and a site at Verthe. The readable parts suggest a legal action or warning but lack complete context.

Pipmingham Shera Tome

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