Cotton Market and Local Visitors Report
Malone & Sons Co. reported good middling prices at noon with strict middling 111-8 and low middling 105-8. Local residents including W. L. Lee from Columbus and Ford McCarty from Albany visited. congressman Clayton passed through en route to Ozark. Dr. H Green and F B Culver connected with medical events. State Medical Society delegates Rand Doty Royals and Moody attended the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Clayton
Ozark
Houston County Medical Soycet
Dothan
Rand Doty
Royals
Moody
The Christmas Case and City Meter Debate
In the preliminary trial of Will Christmas, Walter Holland and alleged accomplices are remanded without bail. The story notes defense optimism for habeas corpus relief, and claims some detective work was misreported. The city council passes an ordinance requiring water and light meters with charges of 25c and 35c monthly, a rent for meters, and a right to self install. critics argue the minimum should be reduced and charges tied to actual water use.
Local Notes Mention Candidates and Travels Across Town
Dr W P Calhoun plans to run for legislature in the future. J R McCarty returns to streets after months of confinement. Dr R D Blackshear goes to Atlanta for an operation on Mrs J A Peterman. W G McCreary, once a Dothan resident, killed Joe Cook in Evergreen last Sunday. Rev H H McNeill arrived from Prattville for Capt Malone’s burial and visits his daughter J Laura teaching in Columbia. For sale Hall’s banker's safe at bargain. J G Owens moves from Cottonwood to Dothan to continue in stock business at Malone Acre stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. McCreary
Dothan
Joe Cook
Evergreen
H. H. McNeill
City
Prattville
Capt. Malone
J. Laura
Columbia
J. G. Owens
Cottonwood
E. H. Hill
Malone & Acre Stables
Marriage of Walding and Ella Sharp in Midland City
On March 30 B F Walding married Miss Ella Sharp both of Midland City. The ceremony occurred at the Brown House with Justice Rollins officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Walding
Ella Sharp
Midland C City
Brown House
Justice Rollins
Capt Malone, Esteemed Local Leader, Dies in Dothan
The death of Capt G Y Malone Monday night removes a longtime Pike and Geneva resident who moved to Dothan nine years ago with his sons to run businesses and manage finances. A former gold prospector and Confederate captain, he was noted for kindness, civic service, including resigning as Geneva mayor after mercy toward a drunken victim, and his garden hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Com
Geneva
Planters Promote Large Corn Acreage and Political Talk
In Garrard's X Roads the planters push for a large corn and cereal crop while guano agents have absconded leaving room for politicians to speak if their platform stands solid. Mrs. Mercer is ill. Garrard returns to Ashford. Wilmer Box may relocate to Graceville while Chester Box stays near home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Politi
Cians
Community Notices From Big Creek and Local Contacts
This week Mr Peacock near Nere moves his family over on the new railroad east of this place near Cottonwood. Mr Lurn Smith of Graceville was here Sunday. Prof Cooper of Dothan has an appointment to sing at Big Creek church on the third Sunday in April. Everyone is invited to come and bring baskets. Big Creek will help everyone have a pleasant time. Mr Edstor, can you not come down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Garrard
Ashford
Messrs
Wilmer
Chester Box
Atlanta
Graceville
Fila
Chester
I. B. Ewing
N. C
Lane House
Pittman
Cottonwood
Brookins
Segrest
Ridge Creek
Here
Prof. Cooper
Dothan
Big Creek
Edstor
Haleburg Notes Flower Hunt and Local Appointments
In Haleburg several locals including Master Saxton Miller Vera Hall Iona Hall Lucy Roberts Catherine Grimsl ey Myrtle Lee Grimsley Lena Dyess and Hattie Dyess spent Sunday afternoon at a flower hunt. Rev T M Fleming conducted the Baptist church service and Sunday School progress is noted. Miss OZ Miller teaches at Union and returned home Friday for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Saxton Miller
Vera Hall
Iona Hall
Lucy Roberts
Catherine Grimsley
Myrtle Lee Grimsley
Lena Dyess
Hattie Dyess
Rev
T. M. Fleming
The
Baptist Church
Baptist
O Z Miller
Haleburg
Union
Sunday School Notes and Local Visits in Kinsey Area
The report lists attendees and visitors at Sunday School including Mr Bart Boon and daughter Eme ma Lee from Kinsey with Miss Erma Lee and Miss Pearl McKissack plus George Carter driving by. Dr Baird the new physician is noted as successful. Mrs A S Davis visited Columbia relatives. John Thomas Baker and wife from Columbia visited Mr and Mrs J B Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Boon
Emema Lee
Kinsey
Erma Lee
Miss Pearl McKissack
George Carter
A S. Davis
Columbia
John Thomas Baker
J. B. Chambers
Colombia and U S to Hold Further Talks Indicated
The Colombian minister Mr Mendoza will return from New York to Washington early next week, with diplomatic circles seeing it as a sign he intends to pursue additional negotiations to improve Colombia United States relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maren
Mendoza
Waeahington
New York
Colombia
Unita
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Fandreth
Landreth
Paundreth’'S Seed
Paragon Pharmacy
Pier PS. Carlisle
Malone & Sons Co
Ic ‘Lee E
W.L. Lee
Colum
Buntin
Pansey
Ford McCarty
Albany
Jim Wood
Mb. Byrd
Samsom
John T. Davis
Geo. L.campbell
J. W. Decese
Dave <A
Columbia v
J. J. Burdeshaw
Route 4
Beagle
Walter Helms
H. Green
F.B. Culver
Christmas
Walter Holland
Holland
W. P. Calhoun
Cottonwood Tudsay
Friends
Mr. J. R. McCarty
R. D. Blackshear
Lanta
J. A. Peterman
Hall
Hall's Safe Co
Birmingham
Ala
the Griffing Bros. Co
Murser Yen
Jacksonville, Miami, and
Cuba
D. B. Thrasher
DOTHA
Alabama
Thrasher
Griffing Bros. Co
B. Thrasher
Markie
Malone
G. Y. Malone
All Southeast
Rockies
Confederacy
Pike County
Merce and
Dothan Carriage Co
Garrard
Dale County
Minchener
I Troy Drug Co
Corlis-Coone
Azes
Balchelor Bros
Columbus, Ohio
Tuc
Son & Jones, White Star
Columbus, Ga
Buggles
Poplar Head Mule Co
John Sanders
Mer
T. Singletary
Secty
Weber
Lurn Smith
Wear Editor
Miss O Z
Jack Hales
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