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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
5
In Hilte to foyaree Clark, Gamble of Troy, and T. Pierson from Graceville were seen in the morning and evening crowds. Fuller of Jakin and Jacobs of Chipley traveled through Dothan. Ads promote vesery fresh vegetables and a sale on baked goods during Demonstration Day. Rent offered for a room near College and Burdeshaw Streets. Grange Mixture feedback from J W Darbem noting yields from acreage.
An item describes a lively romance comedy western from Pathe Freres titled The Gratiture or Indiaks set in the fifties California gold fields. It notes an exciting race for the Indian medicine man who found the gold, plus a musical program by Mr and Mrs Bailey. The piece also includes local notices about residents Dr and Mrs BD Stephens moving from Dothan to Louisville and a guano customer praising Dothan Guano Co with seed cotton yield.
Local market promotes meats and fish with a broad selection and cordial invitation to trade for these goods. Strong emphasis on fresh products and customer preference.
Mrs Moore of Cora Kentucky describes Cardus as a splendid tonic that relieved her pain and enabled walking again. Thousands of women report similar benefits from the vegetable tonic that strengthens and eases female distress. Local ad notes a lost hog urged by EB Rogers seeking knowledge of the animal.
A jumble of listings shows seeds watermelons and cotton goods with prices per unit. Also offered are a kidney remedy advert, a business lot near rail lines for wholesale use, a residence on West Main Street, several dwellings, and farm land lots for sale or rent with available store space and a new office location for CG. S. Tutwiler and an office in New Farmer Building near the Post Office.
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