06 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
1
The article notes strong attendance for a tented show, driven by ticket price rather than quality. Manager Thomas plans to keep prices low and rotate the bill nightly, featuring vaudeville, songs, dancing acts, and a stock company. The act played in Columbus, Ga, and claims to be faring well, with Bell O Brien's Mintrek involved.
A fragmentary note suggests a dawn coin mystery tied to Honan and a distant harbor. The readable text hints at a curious stand and a possible Hepaliticant reference, but concrete details remain unclear in the damaged OCR snippet.
Beauregard stepped into an elevator shaft at city hall on Monday morning, falling about eighteen feet. He landed on a typewriter and escaped with a sprained ankle while Garnett Dye alerted others. Clerk ReW. Livenbs previously fractured after a shaft fall and remained bedridden for a month. Beauregard vows caution before stepping off again.
A fragmented 19th century style notice describes J Rofes Wallingford two part minstrel show with mention of Neil O Briens and an orchestra. It notes tickets or dues, and offers trade or sale of a horse amid local interest in the attraction in Dothan Alabama and surrounding towns.
Thomas announced plans to relocate from Dothan to Selina for the Central Alabama fair season. The exhibit site includes 200 stalls for horses and stock, a one mile track, and ample accommodations. The exact timing remains undetermined, with preparations underway and additional attractions listed for the fair.
A report describes J. A. Wood injured after a Payarite vehicle collision this afternoon. The accident occurred near a rough plner where Wood was struck and thrown. The driver, not witnessed by the victim, left the scene briefly before returning. Wood lay in the roadway, but was found conscious and awaiting medical attention.
Report states Father W. Om. Dotngan of Newhi Springs faces arrest amid investigation into alleged abuse and a charge brought by Mack Dofumen. Deputy Sebel Meek confirms ongoing proceedings and identifies authorities handling the case.
The Sela of Winkie assigns officers including Winnet wills as secretary for the Central Malianas Fair Association. A successor to Ma. Manse Hot brent is to be named, with Grinwaatter possibly Penked. Mr. Fhasue is named for his extensive fair industry experience and roles in prior exhibitions.
Deputies Shep Shirah and Hillex Vids arrested five individuals for disorderly behavior along the Traylor raid area ten miles from the township. Sheriff’s offices say they were processed yesterday and jailed after a complaint filed by Saree Owha, with charges including tumult and public disturbance.
A long reader letter praises Vinol Motrin as a cure for bronchial asthma after five years of illness. The claim centers on a station agent in Willinville HL who says Vinol cured him, with emphasized improvements in sleep and breathing and remarks on Vinol strengthening the whole system.
In a confusing case, Santa and associates face a setback amid lost claim docs and disputed papers. Key figures Krvieks and Leon McCormack were present as authorities detained a suspect wearing distinctive clothing, with ongoing inquiries into the incident.
In Pelham Quebec an auto struck a cow causing a fatal fire. A man from Atlanta died, another unnamed occupant survived. Investigators later stated the accident occurred near Thomaston on the 14th.
Houston County educators held a Saturday meeting at Hebont to review reports on school progress. County Supervisor D. Bolles cited general improvements and funding needs, noting some headways and ongoing financial barriers to school advancement. A recent Montgomery conference showed the county keeping pace with peers in educational progress.
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