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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1915
Page
8
We Yarborough of Weaton was the phest yesterday of Mrs Yarbrough of West Trov. Special bargain farm for sale miles from town see Smith and Morgan at Nat Bx Bidg. Phone 234 Mrs Ernest Hussey had refarh ed from nn visit to relatives in Columbis.
Souvenir postcards feature scenes in Dothan with Grema's 5 and 10c Store on East Main Street. Mike Loisranherry left for Santa Rosa, California with his sister Misa Pade fie Gitanherry and her wife Fudge Ontes, as noted in the local notices.
Bouvenir Postcards feature Dothan scenes at 1 cent. Greene's 5 and 10c Store advertises small items. A local teacher Avie Litin Bark returns to Dothan for Monsemgor visits, with community chatter about Mrs Haasee of Tira ingham and a daughter.
A reflective verse by George Kringle contemplates enduring hardship with faith. The speaker asks if carrying life’s weight can be eased by God’s power and if the path ahead can be made bearable despite present strain.
Fragmentary notice describes a Thursday event linked to a fire relief effort. The text mentions participants, appeals, and expected payments though many words are garbled. The item hints at a local community collection or benefit drive with unclear specifics.
Fragmentary notices describe Bobbie Carlisle and Maryling Webb visiting someone named Sate or Sateishynater with social mix and an attractieg guest at the University. Mentions Kanter weeds and cherriteg in unclear context.
Local publication advertises Souvenir Postcards showing Dothan scenes. Includes contact at Greene's 10¢ Store and references to late entrant Proxix and mentions of Myr and Mrs HL 4 Fran.
Souvenir postcards priced at 1 cent each from Greene's 5 and 10 cent Store on East Main street. Mentions Miae Ethiel Ellard and Mrs. Mermaingham News visiting Dothan to attend the slate Sunday convention.
Delegates attention centers on Dothan as local coverage highlights political events. Voter issues and community responses shape the day amid evolving campaign announcements.
The Woman's Guild of the Episcopal Church will hold a luncheon at the Foster street travel store area. Presidents and secretaries will meet to organize the event, with serving shifts during the luncheon set for an early period Wednesday. The price is fifty cents.
A fragmented historical clipping condemns the assault on women and urges restraint amid belligerent actions. It references violent ideals, calls for protection of brides, and notes widespread condemnation while questioning state responses and personal responsibility.
An old real estate notice offers quick sales at right prices. The text mentions Miss Pudia Sark on East Newton street and a Palace tinker window tower. Mrs Cresdardan of Trax visits sister Mrs IML Williams.
Fragmentary text argues about dominant powers and war ethics. It references America and Europe, mentions greed for food, and questions women's roles in war discourse. The tone is critical and laments the moral footing of publications.
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