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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
3
J A H Mewtoh of Boykin Ga attended the city event a2 evening with others including Baldwin of Albany Ca and Strother of Catherine Ala among visitors. Ray Blount of Barnesville Ga spent the night and today in town as residents recall the Lily Friday gathering.
A garbled historical notice mentions mercury in ointments and cautions against its use. It references medical authorities and suggests beware of hazardous preparations. Names and places appear in fragmented form, indicating a public warning about caustic concoctions and health risks.
Win G Phillips of Pansey sought business interests in the city last night. Mrs A Yann of Pankey spent a while here yesterday. Mr Brown and WF Lavell of Calvo Gn were the ghosts of the Walles last night.
A sudden death on Tuesday night near Tawrence City leaves a widow, a husband, and several children in deep sorrow. The burial took place at County Line Church north of Tawrence on Thursday. The victim, about 47, was remembered for kindness and community empathy by local residents and the Abbeville News.
Bargain for sale or trade offered for a white steam car by a person at 404 South Foster Street. Union Demonstration mentioned. contact TD Williamenn for details.
Rev JC Gwen of Atanic Oy will preach at the First Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon. A forceful speaker, he travels from Lafumgnta to share evangelical messages and will occupy the pulpit at Headland 4 pm.
The city of Dothan Alabama issues bonds to raise funds for building and equipping a water works and electric light plant. The $700000 bond plan, authorized by ordinance, pledges repayment from future revenues and includes standard city covenants and security.
Fragmented want ads show varied items from real estate and clothing to tools and services. Scattered names and terse phrases hint at a bustling but unclear classified page with dozens of listed offerings and prices, including a reference to a $5600 figure.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ala Poultry and Pet Stock Association and individuals WL Keenby and A Wut Boorary Throted in the Sileraat of poultry. The readable portion references Southient Alabama Funthyonteorgia and Wert Lele to Wud yor RamE for mupbot ahlp ta the peprotery.
A fragmented OCR page shows multiple real estate and rental notices. Mentions of farm land for sale near Washington street, parcels around Jan Moi esterat, and properties advertised for months at rates such as 1490 per month. Several names appear in garbled form amid location hints and property values.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions property, inventory details, and individuals with unclear roles and locations. Readable names include Carrie Vann and Calva, with scattered references to towns and dates, but the overall context remains obscured and inconclusive.
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