12 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local marriage involving Allen McAris and Liss. The text references Sellers and young men from Dothan, with scattered phrases about years, relatives, and a dispensary. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
Health Officer of Kentucky Dr McCormack will speak at the courthouse Tuesday evening at 7 39 as a representative of the American Medical Association. He will discuss issues about doctors and public health and present topics like Things about Doctors the public should know. Albert Bostick of Arlington and Miss Emma Heard of Dothan were married in Tallahassee Florida last Tuesday and will reside here.
A writer questions why citizens of Dothan rush to handle liquor business while deeming it degrading. The note compares to possible peer house in Dothan and asks if similar fights would occur over such ventures.
Mr T W Barris and Miss Kathlene Whitten of this city quietly wed in Atlanta after leaving here early this week. Barris is with Culver Harris firm and the bride, long employed in Savon and Heard millinery, is well known locally.
Coast Line officials announce a two story depot with pressed brick walls and tiled roof. It will house a waiting room, ticket office, baggage and express areas downstairs and a second floor for office staff. Construction starts at once.
City Council appoints Lani Huchen and Dr. J G Howell to the Dispensary Commission table. Dan Baker’s term ended and a vacancy remains from J L Caw’s resignation some time ago.
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