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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
4
The report notes that pestica fatties produce smoke that dissipates rapidly, allowing rapid clearance. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
In Dothan, fans show graceful poise amid a loss, proving resilience and sportsmanship despite the setback.
Governor Hoke Smith of Georgia has traveled abroad not for rest but means, while locals in Dothan considered leaving but abandoned the idea for now.
The article lauds Buck Baker for his effective campaign, noting no defeat since taking office. Opponents who challenged him offer high praise for his conduct, fighting spirit, and political knowledge. He is described as young and still in the prime of his career.
A Joplin widow reportedly valued at over two million faces possible legal action due to alleged public disturbances. The town of 400 residents weighs whether her behavior constitutes a fatal case of delirium tremens or other charges under local statutes.
The text discusses Governor Coir and Mr. Harvey of Dothan in relation to money taxes, arguing that tax law should apply to funds whether stored or loaned. It argues that loans and hidden cash should be taxable and notes that an attorney general review was requested. The writing contends loans can affect tax liability and stresses consistent taxation regardless of form.
The text debates how courts will distinguish an eccentric loan from a business engagement and who bears duty to pay taxes. It questions Sam’s willingness to risk court rulings and honesty, and awaits guidance from Governor Comer and the attorney general on terms like occasional and several.
The Brundidee News notes a city prison tale about a flourishing paper that failed for lack of printers. It argues environment shapes career success, comparing ten printers per banker or lawyer to the outside world and suggesting a strike at the average.
The governor responds to the new law taxing money lending as broad coverage, noting editors are rarely lenders while a Confederate veteran unable to work seeks rent, loans to neighbors, and faces a $150 tax. The piece argues the tax traps many with limited earnings and varied means of making a living.
The article reports lawyers advising that the current tax law could reach even those who lend hands or small sums to neighbors, suggesting liability for taxes. They urge the legislature to repeal the law, noting Governor and lawmakers may be slow to acknowledge their misstep.
In Dothan's mayoral race Carmichael leads with 168 votes to Baker's 140. Councilman at large goes to Keyton 204 over Espy 102, with Malone 84 and Crawford 9 as committeemen totals. The election featured strict poll tax and registration rules, yielding a notably small turnout.
Frank Fortner, while in a thinking pose at his market, was struck by an apple thrown from a distant source. He suspects G W Smith, who stood across the street, of throwing it and approaches for confrontation after the incident. Warren May notes Fortner has not apologised to Smith yet.
Before Judge Leslie Monday George Smith was granted bail of $2000 in the case charging him with the killing of Roach several weeks ago.
At the Camp Bartow meeting Mr. J. D. Ernest, born February 1801, attended and reflected on a life spanning before Alabama statehood. He notes witnessing three wars, has many great grandchildren, and contemplates a century of Southern development and invention.
Carlos C. Hughes of Dothan Alabama and Susie Bartlett of this city married at the bride’s mother home 438 Broad Street in Columbus. The couple plan to reside in Dothan and receive many congratulations from friends.
The young daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Pilcher was run down by a jersey wagon on Wednesday afternoon in front of their home. The driver, a negro, turned a corner too quickly causing the child to be knocked down and run over but she was not seriously hurt. The incident prompted remarks on reckless driving in the town.
Mrs. Davis aged near eighty, mother of Mrs. Jeff Hughes, died at the Hughes home on South Oates Street Wednesday night. She had lived with Mrs. Hughes for some time and was buried Thursday at the old family burial ground ten miles south of town.
A dated roster lists multiple fraternal groups including Dothan Chapter No 113 Dotzan Lodge No 466 Pythagoras Lodge No A F and AM Benevolence Lodge No 122 O R D K P No 158 and Hichelwa Tribe No 8 with meeting nights and officers such as D C Carmichael W M W T Hall and secretaries J Hardy C Batchelor J W Jones. It notes meet dates on the 2nd and 4th nights with variations and titles for each group.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Montgomery issues notice for publication dated April 10, 19% in the record book. The notice concerns land registration procedures and required filings by applicants and interested parties.
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