Local Produce Prices Reported for Sweet Potatoes
A compact listing shows brvers Eger at 121 and 2 cents, dur Hens at 20 to 25 cents, and 30e for sweet potatoes with limited readable figures.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1909
Page
3
A compact listing shows brvers Eger at 121 and 2 cents, dur Hens at 20 to 25 cents, and 30e for sweet potatoes with limited readable figures.
The forecast calls for warmer conditions on Thursday with temperatures rising across most regions. South portions are expected to see notable warmth and mild afternoon highs.
Mr Lem Watson of Enterprise 49 and Dr WC Vickers of Abbeville were in the city today. Capt TR Txshe of Alexander City attended business in town, while 3 Waughman travelled to Montgomery. Roy Hammond returned from Jacksonville and Tivila Mir, and Mrs A Malone departed for Dead Lakes to spend several days fishing.
The article notes a dinner event timed in the Hotel Mantle by owner G W Mullen. It mentions attendees and a watching bill, with vague references to a com and a field, describing a first of the month gathering and related expenses.
A new local business announces operations in the city offering parts and repair services for transportation and related equipment. The firm plans to train workers and charge by the hour for labor and parts, inviting public interest in the forthcoming service area.
A fragmentary notice praises Miss Tavior in a stage appearance described as striking and moving. The piece also credits an able supporting company with real talent shaping the show at the venue.
Fragmentary notice claims customers will receive tickets for pounds of gee with every Star Refrigerator purchase. Names Calver and Harri appear in the text but details are unclear.
The page lists names across grades from seventh to eighth, highlighting students such as Estelly, Irene, Mildred, Renate, Nora, Nora Holland, and many others. It includes mentions of school staff, grade levels, and a small advertisement for Honey and Tar products and the sale of horses, with vendor details.
A local performer named Rudolph presents a humorous parody titled In the Shade of the Gol Apple Ties Game and Tf Thad! a Home. The show appears to be a whimsical stage piece.
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