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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1909
Page
1
A florid temperance of seasonal imagery laments vanished summer joys as cold weather returns. The passage lists roses, cotton, corn, bees, bananas, lawns, and birds now replaced by sterner signals of frost. It notes weather fears fading and a return to work, yet the memory of warmth lingers as dreams.
Mrs Parker mother of Robert Parker of Abbeville died at her home after a stroke last week and was buried today at Troy. Mr Parker’s business was closed to allow employees to attend the funeral.
An effort is underway to organize an Athletic Club after the old members enjoyed strong participation and physical benefits. Interview with Heard Saxman, active in promoting the proposed club, invites interested boys to learn more about the plan.
The Alabama Supreme Court justice John R. Tyson has resigned and plans to return to private practice. Rumors indicate he may join a major railroad as chief counsellor while other reports point to a possible appointment for Judge Weakley as chief justice if acting governor Comer makes the move. The resignation takes effect soon and Birmingham’s leading lawyer, Judge Weakley, has been repeatedly urged as a candidate for the top post.
Report from Dothan notes the announced date for the US District Court opening but the judge has not arrived nor arranged a jury draw. Local interest groups criticize the delay and urge Judge Jones to come, organize court rooms, and set a regular schedule to hear pending cases.
The adjutant pressures recruits with a motto about courage on the battlefield as a sergeant cites where a brave soldier will be found amid heavy fire. Private Jones is questioned about his expected battlefield position as the scene highlights harsh drill and discipline. A separate item notes a meeting between Mrs RC Williams and a local group on Wednesday afternoon.
A Ozark communication outlines Hon W Bryan's visit with a reception at Mrs Wo Marten’s home and a hotel breakfast on Wednesday. The program includes a public reception, a court bow, and an anticipated platform remarks with hopes to hear the candidate in person in Dothan.
A major blaze struck Milton Florida near Pensacola destroying homes and businesses. The fire, of unknown origin, raged from early morning and burned two thousand dollars worth of property, with residents fighting the flames without a formal fire department. Volunteers worked long hours to stop the spread and save remaining structures.
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