Fragmentary Weather Note for January Outlook
A partial OCR fragment hints at January weather conditions with references to approaching cold and carbonic or dramatic changes. Existing text is unclear and names or dates are not identifiable.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
2
A partial OCR fragment hints at January weather conditions with references to approaching cold and carbonic or dramatic changes. Existing text is unclear and names or dates are not identifiable.
Fragmentary district chatter discusses Houston county, a humid season, and questions about a return trip. It mentions cotton bales and potential earnings, with a vague sense of local enthusiasm and upcoming plans.
A Black woman fell into a well near Montgomery the other day while being hauled up. She was carrying a quart of whiskey, and the liquor remained unbroken as she was brought to the surface.
The article recalls the rise of prohibition in the United States, noting Alabama and other regions moving to ban liquor. It mentions the total ban in the commonwealth and county option laws, estimating about forty million people under prohibition with roughly three hundred dry cities. It contrasts this with the 1846-55 period when fourteen states entered prohibition in the North and discusses enduring anti liquor sentiment.
The passage notes a county board delaying business, with members slipping away for a hay call and an expected return to address Houston Henry county issues. Carlo Murphy reported for duty but is said to have done no county work, and there is no word on the return time.
County court minutes detail the division of Houston County into precincts and territory transfers at formation. Officials like G Nes Folluga and B G Hudspuh appointed to probate actions while budgets for court expenses are set.
The program lists participants Mura WS Banhan WF Aigay WB Culver and others with coach Tasquieux proposing wake attempts. The show segment runs about 47 minutes with a first part guiding audience interest and named contestants.
Coal sale notice promotes Actin Tape under unclear terms. Advertises milk from cows in acclimation and health, urging buyers to obtain from the old reliable provider. Contact details are garbled and incomplete.
A fragmented note references Acton lamp, a coal item, and a diet plan with unclear context. It mentions a slate, powdered substance, and a list of terms including Tua fefand placa vou onders Bits & Calon Phom 62.
A misread notice states that Cubini and Taster Conts of the Carter Slates will convene in the Middle District of Alabama on Wednesday August 7 at ten o clock. The message mentions asthma and a hopeful tone but lacks clear details or names.
A cluttered notice advertises vacant land on South Street in Dothan Alabama for sale. It mentions a 40 by 160 foot lot and other parcels with prices around five hundred dollars, with all caps emphasis on location near Central and Coast fame. The ad touts manufacturing potential and nearby town features.
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