Johnston Seeks Alabama Senate Nomination in Democratic Primary
The notice names Jos F Johnston of Jefferson as a candidate for alternate U S Senator from Alabama, contingent on Democratic primary action. The excerpt contains assorted local commentary on town life, growth, and remarks on labor and social topics, ending with a metaphor about a thermometer and flattery.
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Sherriff
Houston County
Alabama
N. B. Crawford
Jos. F. Johnston
Jefferson
U.S. Senate
Faithful inmate seeks deliverance as jail fire strikes
A Dothan born preacher with notable sideburns, jailed in Houston County, faced a jail fire last week. He reportedly prayed for rescue, quoted biblical pleas, and was released by the sheriff after services concluded, reflecting strong faith amid danger.
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Dothan
Houston County
Paul
Local Press Rejects Spelling Reform Move
Readers recall a long standing policy of phonetic spelling and careful conformity to recognizable forms. The piece argues that reform proponents are not a concern as the paper has already adopted practical spelling within the constraints of readability and tradition.
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Webster
One Man Show Excels in New England Bees
The piece notes a performer once dominant in New England fairs with little Gulf States interest. While scholars and proofreaders argue, the public enjoys newer amusements and waits for trends to unfold.
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New England
Gulf States
Fireproof myth exposes jail fire in county
The old shack near the jail burned last week revealing weak fireproofing. Iron roof with wooden sheeting ignited from heat, causing significant damage and necessitating reroofing. County Commissioners may insure the building now, as prudent business sense argued for earlier coverage.
Resemblance Confusion Between Col. Dell and Paper Editor
A local humorous observation recounts mixups between Col. J. B. Dell, superintendent of education, and the paper editor. Encounters include a client misidentifying Dell, an old darkey joking about payment, and a stranger at the Coast Line depot complimenting Dell’s appearance while noting an odd remark about his looks.
Arm Severely Amputated by Saw at Dothan Mill
Tom Miles a boy about fifteen was badly injured Monday evening when a saw at the Dothan Lumber Co mill cut his arm. The muscles and both bones in the forearm were nearly severed. He had been at school and had just begun work that day.
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Tom Miles
Dothan Lumber Co
Fire Destroys Harvard's Grocery Store Stock
A midnight blaze damaged Q L Harvad's grocery store and its stock, nearly consumed by fire and water. The upper story of the old courthouse also suffered some damage, while the cause and late discovery remain a mystery.
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Q.L. Harvad
Dissolution Notice for Sanders & Garrard Firm
The firm Sanders & Garrard dissolves by mutual consent with P A Garrard retiring. J D Sanders will run the business and assume all liabilities. all accounts are to be paid to him. Also includes an Alabama garnishment notice against M P Russ with Central of Georgia Railway as garnishee, and a Department of the Interior land contest filing by John Barfield against Josela Trent.
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Sanders & Garrard
P. A. Garrard
J. D. Sanders
Contest Notice in Land Claim for Joshua Trent Tract
Contes tee John Barfield alleged to know land subject to Joshua Trent homestead entry in Alabama. Contestant failed to cultivate or reside as required. not due to wartime service. Non resident. post office address unknown. Hearings set May 16 and final hearing May 19 1906 in Montgomery with proper affidavits.
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Joshua Trent
John Barfield
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Alabama
W. A. Brown
Circuit Court
Dothan
Ala
Houston County
Register
United States Wand
Montgomery
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