Morning Post Notes and Opinion Snippets from Alabama
A fragmentary 1910 era column covers weather, postal rates, and notices. It mentions President Taft, censorship debates, Moving Picture concerns, and Georgia population remarks. It also notes Birmingham News improvements and minor Alabama conference preacher changes ahead of Christmas.
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Pistol Quarrel Ends in Philadelphia Incident
In Philadelphia a prominent club man and his wife quarreled in bed. She grabbed a revolver and fired, his fall described as “pretty good for a woman.” The account notes the dangers of keeping a pistol at home and suggests alternative objects as weapons.
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Happiness through giving, says The Albany Herald
The Albany Herald promotes Christmas joy by helping others. It argues giving to someone else brings happiness, remains simple, and can be inexpensive.
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Albany Herald
Population estimates for towns soon to follow
The article notes ongoing efforts to determine town population counts after confirming the U S population. It highlights anticipation that local town estimates will be released before the next census or counting period, signaling progress in demographic data collection.
Two Winters’ Weather Restores Hog Killing Prospects
The article notes past mild winters preventing pork preservation, but this year’s cold weather allows easy hog killing. Farmers could slaughter hogs on many mornings and rely on the weather to preserve the meat.
Abernathy Surrenders High Profile Role
Jack Abernathy, famed as father to the Abernathy boys who rode mustangs to greet the Colonel, relinquishes the presidential assignment he had held. He says the post is costly to operate and costs more than he anticipated.
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High Cost of Living Critique in Courier Journal
The Courier Journal argues cost of living harms legislators noting twenty cents a mile for travel and a $7,500 position while a traction engine could not move such a congressman who deceives voters. The piece laments upcoming Christmas returns of lawmakers.
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Courier-Journal
New Jersey Wife Chooses Mice Over Husband
A New Jersey wife, urged by her husband to remove his mice from home, sent the rodents away and disposed of them by river. Four days later the husband returned, and the couple reconciled amid talk of bills and rent, promising happiness.
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Savannah News
Local aldermen hopefuls push paving for Troy Street
Piet Brewing notes that Billie Whiddon Seah Espy W J Renfro C C Bennett M I Marchman M F Damon and W R Chapman plan to run for city council. Espy already serves on the council and may rally neighbors to open Troy Street from both ends. The group seeks paving, grading and sidewalks to curb pedestrian use of the middle of the street.
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Seah Espy
W. J. Renfro
C. C. Bennett
M.I. Marchman
M. F. Damon
W. R. Chapman
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Timely Property Offers in Dothan Real Estate Market
Investors and home buyers eyed scarce rental housing from 12.50 to 154 dollars monthly as demand climbs. A 160 acre tract near the city limits offers 25 dollars per acre if secured before December 15, while several city lots near East and West Main and a six room residence on South Appletree street attract buyers. Opportunities include an elegant seven room house on a 100 by 226 foot lot priced at 5000 dollars, with an estimated value of 6000.
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