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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1909
Page
1
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The county vote shows Good Roads bonds defeated by a margin of 215. The school tax levy passed with 971 votes for and 756 against, totaling 876 against and 876 in favor? The fragmented text records unclear totals but indicates school tax approval with a majority in the county.
Lawmakers considered an appropriation of 560 dollars to aid Tahaan quake sufferers. Resolutions called for provision shipments and vessels to support Palled Cities, with the president and mayor directing a charter and other steamship help. A. V. Miller of Webh visited town.
Crowded schools force a plan to admit only a subset of first graders. The letter asks parents to notify the superintendent by the week end if they wish entry and warns that without sufficient demand the district may delay staffing changes for next year.
Mia Talabassi reports on the inauguration of Albert W hilebring as Florida's governor. The ceremony featured military parades, a state-wide oath at noon, and elaborate preparations across Pollaharsee with a formal reception in the governor's office tonight from 8 to 10:30. A grand ball will follow in the senate and house hall.
John Springles, a longtime figure in Dauphin Island and Mobile Bay areas, reputedly the first man to settle on Dauphin Island and to enter He Bay of Mabite. He lived an active life defending his home and hunting at sea for over seventy years before his death.
In Alabama a new line proposed by the Bad Byrne County Construction Co aims to connect Bay Minette Alabama with Pensacola Florida. The Roberts County council approves the plan noting a potential public investment. The incorporated line called the Biherts Molle and Pensacola railroad has capital stock of 50000 dollars and an expected length of about 10 miles. Directors including Levery and N. Maiger are among the incorporators.
City council discussion drew many visitors sharing grievances about the new license law effective January 1. Attendees sought explanations on taxation and inclusions, while the council plans eventual clarifications and potential changes, amid complaints of hard times and calls for broader exemptions.
The Ported Staten court denied a petition for a writ of certiorari concerning a $29,000 fine imposed on the Standard Oil Company by the agency cited as Handard Oil Com pany. The ruling clarifies the court’s stance on the agency’s actions and the company’s challenge.
A severe cold wave driven by strong winds spreads from the West toward the East and South. A special forecast notes the storm preceding the cold spell has reached Minnesota, where rain turns to snow in the northern tier of states.
A fragment from the Huntsville Mercury Banner cites the Chicago Tribune warning over rising butter prices and a vow to buy out all sales to curb costs, reflecting concern about escalating dairy costs and market control.
After holidays, Mandy invites interested buyers to view and purchase a range of household items at bargain prices. The catalog includes two bed rooms, a child’s bed, large dining table, kitchen chairs, refrigerator, washing items, and other fabric and household necessities at discount rates.
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