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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1913
Page
4
Content shows mixed notices about sugar curing price 20 cents per pound and property listings for 1000 plus amounts with farm loans and abstracts required, plus an odd medical pill anecdote and scattered ads for a store rental and stenographer position. Names, places, and sums are incomplete or garbled.
Bargain cash sale or trade offered for a White Steamer car in close condition. Also seeking furnished room in a family home with location and PO Box 287 included. Contact F. D. Williamson, 404 B Poster St, for details.
A disjointed narrative fragment hints at a deadly incident and a widow’s search for truth. Names such as Rika Nom and Abb appear amid chaotic memories of a court and a man named Terkeo. The piece suggests a social upheaval and a looming judgment without clear details.
An ad describes Paley Kidney Pill as a remedy for kidney and bladder inflammations and rheumatic backache. It claims rapid, non habit forming relief and suitability for various urinary and renal disorders. Sold by No McCullun.
A fragmentary, satirical piece depicts a mock countdown of flies from nine to a “million” with chaotic sounds and sporadic phrases. The excerpt appears to parody pest control or a humorous public scene, though the text is heavily garbled.
Fragmentary text references a town street, a restaurant, and local activity. Several proper names and places appear jumbled, with unclear dates or events. The readable parts hint at a discussion of local commerce and people in a historical setting.
A report outlines trusts and balances including an outstanding amount of $28 and a remaining balance of $43. The Versay committee, in collaboration with the House Committee and Gwen Wines, recommends a Jay compilation and deposit of extess government funds.
Fragmented OCR text references wartime medical trials and a push for pulmonary care. Mentions Washington reports on medical examinations, lab tests, and a plan involving sanatoriums for patients from Pou Skanton Missouri. Specifics are unclear but indicate a government health scheme under discussion.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions March 1 and various names, places, and items from local stock and commerce. It includes references to taxes, water, coal, farms, and individuals such as Ashford, Stephens, and McCullam, with uncertain dates and fragmented phrases.
A damaged text fragment references a tour or event with a giveaway and shooting incident. The readable parts mention a Pinay night and a best show, but specifics like names, dates, places, and participants are missing.
An old style ad lists fresh country eggs and various groceries with a phone contact. It mentions a dozen eggs and bulk prices, along with several scattered product notes and a local supplier name.
Vague text fragment mentioning names and street directions without coherent event or record details. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or actions to summarize into a full newspaper card.
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