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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
4
Mrs Ed Jones entertained at her West Main Street home on a Wednesday, hosting the You Like Ty Club affair with guests from the neighborhood. Tables were set for bridge after a light tea, with embroidery club plans noted for a future gathering and several local ladies listed among attendees.
The notice states a deeded property described in a court sale by the Wested Vendite, involving First National Bank of Poth, to be sold at public auction at the Coward House in Houston County, Alabama. Dated at Dothan January 14, year 1900s, Sheriff Butler of Houston County signs the document.
In a district update, arbiters settled a division dispute affecting a West Main Street property intended for a district parsonage. Construction halted by the dispute may resume once the site clearances and funding issues are resolved, with work expected to begin again shortly.
Jim White, once a famed barker, headlines the first power blows of the year at the Record offices amid a hubbub over Andy Gronn’s property. spectators report a lively scene with a mix of misheard names and emerging acts in a locally charged event.
For sale text appears garbled with many misspellings. It references a sale from Ward and Ward of Whatley Ward noting location Dothan and a date in early 20th century style. Names include North Georgia and Alabama mentions, plus a claim of satisfaction with goods, though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
The readable portion shows a bystander explanation about a thirteen related puzzle or superstition, mentioning a ten year old and reference to a school. The rest is garbled OCR with no coherent event or names to anchor a fuller summary.
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