03 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
1
Unclear OCR text fragment mentioning items about scalp eruptions and cosmetics. Appears disjointed with words like blackheads and scalp remedy, plus references to stores and instanced results. No coherent events or people identified.
In Coffee County a note on citrus mentions one orange haul with thirty and another with fourteen year-old plants. The fragment indicates a fraternity marriage and a reference to Southwest Texas, but details are unclear.
Mr Tom Cochran and Miss Clyde Lane announce their marriage while Rev J R McCarty notes strong farmer interest in orange growing. Ed wards of Alvin Texas sent orange plants to Coffee county and a Satsuma graft experiment thrives, prompting many locals to consider orange culture this season. Mrs Albert Kong visited from Demopolis to meet Watford family. Bonham and Son promote cash purchases with Eagle Library coupons.
An ornate society event honored Mies Faircloth and Moss Bertha Faircloth with a reception at a grove featuring about 10000 trees. The wedding decor pleased attendees from Adamsville Georgia to Alvin Texas, with Mr and Mrs D E Young among those who enjoyed the ceremonies and tributes.
The latest court of contestants for the Eagle Library is on display at Ni Drag Company, listing participants and rankings in the current exhibit.
On Lafavfuf Avenue a sermon is planned Sunday at 9 30 by an poster. Rev T bson will speak at 12 00 pm and Rev OP Johnson at 7 30 pm continuing the day’s religious program.
President Steele of the Pas Line road was confined with Wess at his home in Atlanta and would not be in Dothan today.
Mr Appling, promoted from supervisor to general passenger agent at the Dothan depot, succeeds Mr O R Morgan who has resigned from the passenger department to focus on the freight side. The entire passenger department will now report to Mr Appling.
The report from Mr Charles Stripling's bedside says he is much better today than yesterday. He remains in an afternoon state but is resting well and shows improvement.
Atlanta resident 43 year old man from 304 Crow Street was badly burned by an apparent fire at the Gate hut near Poichtrer and Moac avenues early today. He was taken to Grady Hospital in serious condition.
An incident at a coal stove in a new building left Mr Whaley burned on the face and hands after a stove explosion. Anderson on duty reported the event as a serious accident with the victim pinned by a shaft before rescue. Details of injuries and exact cause remain unclear as investigators review the scene.
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