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Dothan
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1905
Page
4
Doubt Over Santa Claus Stirs Local Reflections
A regional note asks residents to question the existence of Santa Claus and reflects on citizens who began life at the bottom rung, noting a potential fall would not cause much harm.
Lessons From Cotton Futures And Christmas Preparations
The Siftings praises Alabama Conference coverage, notes eight pages of reports, and urges early Christmas shopping with ready selections. It warns many fail to profit in cotton futures and advises readers to buy now and have gifts wrapped and saved for Santa Claus.
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Alabama
Santa Claus
Street Workers in Dothan Get Noted for Good Shape
The article praises the street workers in Dothan for improved condition and questions whether they will stay improved. It credits Buck Baker, chairman of the street committee, and suggests hiring the effort to extend road improvements into the county.
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Dothan
Buck Baker
Lyceum
A Plain Citizen Remembered As A Trusted Local Figure
A modest man, never a public figure or scandal, dies leaving behind family and friends who valued his quiet integrity. He avoided headlines, testifying or pursuing fame, yet his steady respect and simple generosity marked his life as a notable local example.
Ozark Tribune Editor Announces House Candidacy
Editor Hiry Martin of the Ozark Tribune announces this week as a candidate to oppose H. D. Clayton in the district's congressional race. For several months observers noted activity and speculation around the race.
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Hiry Martin
The
Ozark Tribune
H. D. Clayton
Congress
Local bid for council seats stirs talk of rival runs
The piece notes Mr. Martin opposing Mr. Claston in a district race with Mr. Martin considering a run after failing to attract other challengers. It praises Martin as qualified and capable, hints at a joint debate, and discusses rotation in office and city debt as a backdrop for the upcoming election.
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Mr. Martin
Mr. Claston
Congress
Martin
Clayton
Voters Restrict City Election and Opera House Plans
The account describes a tumultuous Monday city election restricting voting to residents within corporate limits and those meeting poll tax criteria. It critiques the process and favors suspending rules for a unanimous vote, and comments on opera house funding delays, bid concerns, and potential lyceum options. The piece also praises The Age Herald Industrial edition for its Birmingham coverage.
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Age-Herald
Alabama
Birmingham
Abbeville Man J. E. Searcy Visited City This Week
J. E. Searcy of Abbeville was in the city this week, meeting local residents and visiting for undisclosed reasons.
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J. E. Searcy
Abbeville
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