The Dothan Eagle 7. BALL Editor & Prop.
Entered at dist pasteles at dtatba Alatiniua, for one year. The Dothan Eagle published every afternoon except Sunday. Weekly for one year. Friday published every Saturday.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
2
Entered at dist pasteles at dtatba Alatiniua, for one year. The Dothan Eagle published every afternoon except Sunday. Weekly for one year. Friday published every Saturday.
Fragmented text references a turbulent week with mentions of an avagon count and political satire. It describes distrust in Hegal, sources alleging Castro travels Europe looking for operatic deals, Paris Paris Berlin and a hotel scene with dubious details.
Fragmentary text mentions stores, prices, banks and towers with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or person identified. Source unreadable, offering minimal factual basis for a concise card.
Fragmentary account contrasts a controversial draft scene with soldiers and officers. It cites pay disputes, public notices, and a heated atmosphere around conscription, salaries, and civic response, mentioning officers and privates, public walls, and discussions of loyalty and duty.
A garbled advertisement mentions tailors and patterns with references to yards and a price around 15.60 per unit. It includes phrases about bargains and delivery claims but lacks clear names, places, or event details. The readable parts suggest a sale or offer but are too disorganized to identify a specific item or vendor.
A garbled item notes a New Year redeal and a governor’s committee on weights and measures. It references a judge absent from argument, domestic scales, and a landlady demand. The text includes stray anecdotes about caverns under San Balvadue and a digger dropping a plate during a well test, plus short comic snippets.
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