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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
2
The piece argues against carrying a loaded pistol at home and in daily life. It notes dangers to family members, hazards of keeping firearms under pillows, and social changes in rural communities. It cites farmers and neighbors, urging safer behavior and restraint.
The issue Volume 46 Number 1 shows editors at Washington City back after a hiatus but offers little new content. The editorial page lists house and senate members, with no telegraph or air racing items, and Dr. Duck is not mentioned. A prayer line reflects on absent faces and directing steps.
The text comments on Dothan being smaller than Montgomery and Birmingham, then questions a census forecast ten years ahead and labels the idea as unlikely. It presents regional comparisons and a skeptical note on population projections.
The readable fragments describe a discussion about timing for policy or price moves in the coal market and its potential national impact. Names and places are not identifiable in the provided text.
Report notes Jack Jylieson achieving a victory and mentions a planned dinner with Booker Fota. The context implies a personal milestone followed by social arrangements. No further details provided.
A terse comment argues that Ballinger faces excessive whitewashing to the point of flecking, suggesting sustained criticism over how the issue is treated.
Timely suggestions for investors highlight rental prospects from 124 to 140 a month and show an $1,160 investment can yield about 180 yearly. They advertise seven and six room houses on South Appletree and East Main streets, 160 acres near the city, and over 100 Houston county farms for sale by Dothan Land and Development Company led by L. G. Biggers.
The Barr area is set for an unsettled weekend with rising temperatures and chances of showers Friday night and Saturday. Winds light to moderate. highs in the upper 60s to near 70 and cooler nights.
WoL Culpepper of Ortford appeared in town last night to close the show, drawing local crowds and concluding the event.
For sale in Trouston an all around horse named Bonnie is advertised with Foley Kidney Pills promoting quick, gentle action. N. H. McCallum sells the pills and a buggy harness. Also advertised are foiled blooded White Leghorn covkrels at 1 dollar each. Contact RB by phone. Oliver returns from a business trip to Lockhart. The notice includes warnings about Foley's Honey and household safety.
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