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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
2
The fragmentary 1911 page mentions Sally, a yearlong reference to daily rhythm, missing Dorothy Arnold in Dothan and Allania, and assorted political musings. It notes upcoming baseball talk, a dynamite shipment in New York, and court conundrums about a district attorney’s office with hints of Georgia politics and Arkansan lawmakers.
A jagged report recalls how politicians debated employment and a start date around April. The Baltimore Sun notes Huk pede stry endures, while Bruce A Bowman faces scrutiny and Ben Greene’s health and parole prospects influence party pacts.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses Lord and Lady Declesare planning a several month departure. It notes plans to resume public appearances in fall and critiques mismatched marriages for profit and debt, suggesting divorce actions may be postponed while finances are unsettled. The speaker hints at repeated public scandal and possible new romances.
An unclear text fragment references bank robberies in Kansas and Texas and highway crimes, then shifts to political names and a court case about a king. It mentions a riverbank gathering of hundreds witnessing an alleged battle between Mexicans with many adobe homes, and a king awaiting a jury after a father’s death, all in a tangled, partial account.
A Denison Herald reprint notes Texans debate prohibition with familiar claims. It cites 1910 whiskey salons totaling 36 million, suggesting wet areas remain strong. The piece mocks brewers and distillers for not countering prohibition gains and remarks on national sentiment beyond New York.
The text presents a garbled inquiry about the legislature and public work ethics, asking if the legislature has fallen into the habit of ignoring certain issues. It mentions diverse figures and opinions in a derailed, unreadable stream of consciousness.
Citizens urge removal of oyster shells cluttering the sidewalk near Lee's lunch room and along the bay road. They call on officials and residents to fund and arrange disposal to curb nuisance and potential health concerns.
Crosby Alabama January 12 1911 letter from the Dothan Guano Company notes two acres cultivated yielding 730 bushels of corn with no other fertilizer used. endorses Grange Mixture as well suited to the land of this section. signed Gostiemen E.
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