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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1911
Page
3
A garbled social roundup lists residents from AD to Abbeville and nearby towns visiting Dothan and surrounding areas. It includes mentions of new births and social calls by numerous individuals such as W Stokes Jordan Glover Carr Bruner Calloway Powell Lee Walker and many others, with scattered references to jobs and addresses and a notice advertising rooms for rent at 406 EB Burdeshay.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Criterion Pasay and Wee with references to dining or meals and a German American stand near Hotel Martin cafe. No distinct event, date, or person names are legible to form a proper news item.
An old market advertisement touts fresh fish and meats, inviting customers to trade for the advertised goods at Dixie Market. The notice emphasizes a broad selection and quality offerings in the current market.
Heavy drawing capabilities promised to handle any image task with prompt service. Advertises no hat drags hands for prompt service and encourages calling for details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cardal bonamy and a trial or verdict. It references names, places, and possible medical or personal details but lacks coherent structure. The readable content hints at a court or medical context with references to Wat and Velma, yet specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear events or identifiable names. cannot determine a coherent news item. The readable words suggest unrelated phrases and random tokens lacking context.
A fragment describes multiple properties for sale in a small town area. Mentions include a splendid firm plot miles from a road to Behe, a neat neighborly pinkish property near West Mule road, a house on Adams Street with a new tour room, and a 240 foot lot on Adams Street. Prices around $2,999 appear.
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