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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
2
The readable fragments show a Dothan Eagle masthead style with editor name Ball and props, pagination lines, and a notice mentioning a weekly publication schedule. It includes an office address and telephone line, plus two sample subscription phrases and a copyright-like line.
The Dothan town discusses immediate steps to secure power and water supply. Officials consider building a new plant, possibly behind the railroad, while weighing private versus municipal ownership and delaying risks of interruption. The note cites growing population and need for reliable, affordable power.
The piece notes the holiday mail campaign ending soon with whiskey houses racing to secure remaining orders. Dothan post office reports a load of oriental letters from Jacksonville and Pensacola areas, while other towns show strong circulation. Clerks expect the rush to last until the 20th when delays may ease at last.
The annual conference convenes in Troy tomorrow to decide preacher assignments for the year. Some clergy will be moved across South Alabama and West Florida while others remain in place, with ongoing uncertainty about future postings.
Fragmentary text discusses tariffs and appropriations and mentions Democratic representatives from several states. It references the South’s influence across regions and ends with an unclear location name and garbled phrases.
Mrs Dr. Gilkeson of Foungstown Ohio shares experience with Foley's Honey and Tar for a child's severe cald and cough. After one bottle, throat and lungs improved. she recommends keeping a bottle at home and avoiding substitutes. Sold by N H McCallum.
A historical ad touts a “catarrh cure” claiming a universal remedy and internal treatment. It offers a $100 reward for proof of failure and urges readers to “send for testimonials” from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo. The piece promotes a patent medicine tone common to era dime-store cures.
Classified fragment notes full blooded White horn coukrete offered for sale at 268 price per unit with a contact phone line 268.
The ad touts improved farms in the state with bearing peach trees grapes and fig trees and strawberry fruit acreage offered with prices. It also mentions city lots east front on Bell street and a west of Alice with two miles distance and various terms including half cash and installment options. Also advertised are hay acreage and government price notes with uncertain details.
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