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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1909
Page
3
A fragmented notice advertises garden seeds from West Landreth’s and urges buyers to purchase as quantities allow. It mentions cheaper prices and planting bags for potatoes and onion sets, with limited availability.
Fragmentary OCR shows a grocery market snippet listing items such as fries, syrup, onions, and potatoes. It mentions pricing and availability in a local market setting with unclear vendor names. The readable portion suggests typical shop items rather than a full article.
Fragmentary report states Sol Lame went to Abbryll on a business trip and JW Russ of Route & paid for a doll related to Eagle Dr TOW. Melntyre rented half of Mr Do Mar's home on Lena Street and plans to keep house, with no furniture supply chased yesterday.
Post offices begin selling the new postage stamps though Dothan holds a supply of old stamps until exhausted. Officials note stamps must be issued to meet demand and will be available as weather and supply permit.
A garbled passage reports on personal fates and moral themes with fragmented names and places. The text mentions ships, poverty, and a timber sale with a price of $2,900. an address request follows for applicants.
A fragmentary scene shows a father figure named Dadds and a child named Rohese. The text hints at trust and affection, with family banter about a prank, custody, and a hoped-for better relationship through shared moments and support. ор
A fragmented Selma note from January 28 recounts Dee fixing a watch and leaving it four seconds fast by the W U L Master Clock, with casual remarks about good times and a greeting to Selma.
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