Do Than Post Office Class Playful Reflection on Ads
The piece notes Do Than Alabama post office second class status and a yearlong subscription price of one dollar. It laments editors debating presidential nominations, whiskey advertisements, and rent and utility costs, admitting tolerance for liquor ads while local law in Houston County later bans them. It argues many editors face lost revenue, comparing it to broader regional hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Houston County
Denmark
Weather Outlook Hails Pleasant Year Round Climate
The report notes an enduring pattern of stable conditions with one favorable day after another. Overall the climate promises enjoyable, mild weather suitable for outdoor activities throughout the year.
Citywide Charm in Houston County
No clear individual or event is described. the remark asserts universal reputation for residents of Houston County and hints at a method to find positive traits.
Good people in Houston county seek public office
Several residents in Houston County express a desire for public service and to contribute their skills by holding an office. The sentiment emphasizes community capability and a call for qualified leadership.
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Houston County
Kingly duty risks in scarcity of guards
The piece notes the dangers of kingship in some regions, arguing no one would trade places with a monarch. It mentions the lack of adequate guards when royalty faces danger and possible shooting at or threats to rulers.
Subscriptions Due On This Paper With Post Office Backing
Those owing up to a year’s subscription and wishing to continue are paying, backed by a post office department rule. Those who fail to pay will be marked off the list and entered for later collection, which will not be much later.
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Post Office Department
Andalusia News man buys linotype for future issue
The Andalusia News owner Coty plans to ship a linotype machine once back orders are cleared. He is noted as an editor achieving financial success, rare in the newspaper field, with a talent for balancing finances and family. The paper shows skilled output even in nearby weekly editions.
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Andalusia
Coty
More Alabama papers carry whiskey ads amid rising demand
County editors note widespread publication of whiskey ads, with many papers granted ad privileges despite some editors resisting. Higher prices entice publishers, while opposition faces no real protests over ad placements as the market grows.
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Alabama
Malones Buy Nix Corner for Bank Building
The Malones reportedly purchased the Nix corner to erect a First National Bank building while the old lot would be used for other purposes. The speaker notes they were not consulted and predicts the plan may reveal the corner’s high value in Houston County as a busy pass-through site.
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First National Bank
Houston County
Dothan
Bank
Nix
Houston County Education Superintendent Candidates Announced
Multiple notices declare candidacies for Houston County Superintendent of Education subject to the Democratic primary. Names include John M. Odom and B. Dell with remarks on school improvements and local property plans.
Candidate declarations for Houston County treasurer
Announcement by J F Dawsey and W H Helms declaring candidacy for the treasurer position in Houston County. L M Batley notes Confederate service and seeks the Democratic primary nomination.
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L. M. Batley
Tax Assessor Reelection Bid In Houston County
Date set for reelection to the office of Tax Assessor of Houston County subject to Democratic Primary action.
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Houston County
Democratic Pri
W. C. Granger
Tax Collector W C Granger Seeks Re election
KCR reports W C Granger announces candidacy for re election as Tax Collector in the Democratic Primary. The notice states Granger seeks another term.
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Kcr
Weather Almanac Confuses March with January
A stray forecast caused a mix up of March, June, January and February in a humorous street scene. A crowd of young men spilled from cars and flooded the streets as people attempted to return home and secure indoors.
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Hintter
United States
John M. Odom
Dell
B. Z. Hamrick
Ashford
Coffee County
Elba
Mal Newton
Bonifay, Fla
O. L. Newton
Birmingham
J. F. Dawsey
W. H. Helms
Mary
Dothan Mule Co
National Bank
Duthan
Creme
C. E. Harmon
Office Cherry Building
Dothan, Ala
Dothan Business College
E. L. Layfield
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