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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1911
Page
4
Classified rental note indicates available space in the Hughes photo gallery with application to M B L Byrd. The terse notice provides no dates or terms beyond the listing and contact.
Marriage licenses were issued today for Julian Clayton and Addig Lee Clayton both of Webb. Sam Mobdy of Blakely wed Myrtle Hobby of Dothan. BL A Woods and Minnie Weat of Dothan also received licenses.
1s t J. H. McCandless state chemist of Georgia testified before a gathering on Couteline praising its high quality. He cited the product’s cottonseed origin and proclaimed it a pure refined vegetable oil lure used in Cottolene as the sole assurance of clean, edible cooking.
Birmingham Feb 6 That Joseph C Thompson Republican state chairman in dispute with P D Barker national committeeman is not near dead as postal appointments are concerned. He says he has been asked to recommend for postmasters at many towns in Alabama including Talladega Byran Tarcaloona Auburn Cobbville Clark Columbiana Shelby Phipps Hale Tiden Dallas Huska Monroe Ragland St Clair Guerrytown Butlock Vanca and Manville. Barker on returning to Mobile denied Taft boom talks, saying Birmingham meeting concerned only state affairs.
W R Tennille today received a solid car of Ford automobiles delivered over the Central railroad. The shipment will be distributed in Dothan and nearby areas. It is described as one of the largest automobile consignments ever moved into the city.
New York reports a snow day as 5000 pairs of shoes and equal woolen socks were distributed to Bowery poor under tickets tied to Big Tim’s Christmas dinner. Senator Sullivan’s agents oversaw the event while Big Tim was in Albany.
Classified ad offers hire for four men to cut marble and granite tombstones in altx-and towns cemeteries. Easy, nice work, no experience required, earnings $5 to $10 per day, details by Louis J. Goetz West 44th Street New York City. Lydia Powell of Dry Ridge praises Cardui for improving health and easing headaches and distress after using it 50 years.
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a reliable household medicine for colds and coughs. The note from M Stockwell of Hannibal Missouri claims a single dose cured a severe cold and cough without opiates, urging sale by local merchants.
An item notes Herbert C Kirkland of 7% ham in a brief local mention from yesterday, with unclear context and wording.
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