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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
3
A 1910 Dothan discussion argues for building a gas plant to ease fuel and electricity demand. Residents note expanding electric service, rising wood costs, and potential gas usage for illumination and heating, urging council action and public understanding.
Citizens expect legislative action on prohibition with debate over local option or special bills. The mood is unsettled but change is anticipated as supporters and opponents rally. The forthcoming session is seen as pivotal and pressure will be placed on the representative to vote in line with local wishes.
A humorous critique targets ex Governor Ufughes and his whiskers as symbols of political fame. The piece mocks time spent on grooming and public duties, suggesting private opinions on training and wit while lampooning a Washington routine and idle tasks.
The Evening Journal extols Me Ryan for inspiring air transport advances and questions New York’s overcapacity while suggesting towns offer more room. It recounts Abdul Tamid’s large lost fortune and doubts about bank safety, then notes cotton prices rising, farmers bidding at town, and regional political fights over future bills.
A cryptic line mentions a hat question and a fire at Tammany Hall. the readable fragment hints at an event or mishap but provides no clear details or outcomes. No names, dates, or locations besides Tammany Hall are confirmed.
Immediate sale options include 160 acres on a public road near city limits at 25 per acre before Dec 15. Investments promise rental demand with 12.50 to 15 per month for houses and a potential annual income of 180 from a 1160 investment. Listings feature six room homes on South Appletree Street and a large seven room house on East Main Street with substantial frontage and valued up to 6000. Markets note white-section property appreciation.
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