08 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
1
Fragmented text from Yonkers Statesman notes seed names like Kolb Ind Seed and The Lenders with scattered figures such as 17861 and 2868. Mentions Henderson and Underwood, plus unrelated dialogue about a waiter and tobacco preferences. Overall content is garbled and lacks cohesive reportable event.
Fragmentary text suggests a confession linked to expected actions and a decline in rank or standing. No clear names or places are readable, leaving the core idea as an uncertain report of alleged admission affecting status.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate April 8 reference to Premier Asquith and a possible re election context with mentions of oedon and Am witton. Key entities are unclear but imply political leadership discussion and an election outcome.
Montgomery officials report Democratic county committees will assemble to select their chairmen as April 2 approaches. Voters weighed in with figures showing Henderson 45,824 and Kolb 28,680 in a contested primary. three Montgomery County propositions also advance to runoffs.
New York April conv en tion to revise the state committee meetings planned next April Meinl returns from special election shows thirty thousand end majority in favor of revision. A Democratic victory noted. A contrasting view questions methods and public benefit.
The Broch Drug Company plans a modern four story building at the corner of Main and AL streets. J. I. Young owns the present Dulldille site and aims to spend about 810,000 to construct a larger facility with improved water connections. The first floor will house a drug store and showroom, with rental space above. A store relocation and street slate work are noted as part of the project.
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