Resigning Secretary Cobb of Dothan Chamber
N F Cobb resigns as secretary of the Dothan Chamber of Commerce due to national depressions and low cotton prices. He cites the broader financial strain and says his contract would not be renewed for January and February, while detailing his efforts in freight-rate advocacy and local projects.
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Dothan Chamber of Commerce
N.F. Cobb
Cobb
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Comerce
Alabama
Dothan
Ahiy
Venra
Chamber of Commerce of Dothan
TMS
Carmichael Back in Jail as Bond Granted for Son
Dan G Carmichael remanded to jail without bail while his son David, granted bond of 2000, faces separate proceedings. Lawyers reached an agreement read by two justices of the peace. David released on bond while Dan remains jailed. both defendants await further hearings in Dixie case.
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Dan G. Carmihael
Aut Davie Carmichael
Hastile
Dan G. Carmichael
Sera
David
Treedota Uniter
Shistic J. Paktes
Price Tha
Columbia
Iblefore County
Crawford
Aft
Brdie
Eld
Uariichael
Shustive Baxleys Court
Tta'elowk
Ely
Polies OM
Hugh Herey
Dixie
Residence Burned on West Washington Street
A four time frame residence on West Washington Street owned by Dr Ti fmis on was almost destroyed by fire last night. Firemen could not enter as the blaze had gained heavy headway and is believed to be of incendiary origin.
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West
Washington Street
Ti. Fmison
Missionary Society Meets At Foster Street Church
The Woman's Missionary Society will convene at 3 p.m. on January sth at Foster Street M. E. Church. Mrs. D R Crawford urges a larger attendance to begin the new year in fellowship.
Do Than Business Leaders urged to expand farmer crops
A message to Dothan citizens praises ongoing efforts for fair freight rates and calls for plans to teach farmers to grow crops beyond cotton. It urges packing and marketing strategies to open markets, and extends best wishes for local progress.
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Houston
Dothan
Foy & Williams Opens Tuesday Reopening News
Foy and Williams and Foy partnership members announce the reopening of their store at Foster and Main in Dothan. The new Fay Williams concern plans to be one of the largest retail outlets dealing in vessels and related goods with a broad local following.
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Foy & Williams
Foy
Wilhiects Company
Foster
Main Streets
Wiliams
Staff Captain Quirk Heads to Dothan for Army Ball
Staff Captain Quirk of the Salvavion Army arrives in Dothan Monday night to address the Army Vialoon Fest on Main Street. Ensign Paul Mes accompanies him to assist in the events at Ash Street Hall as crowds attend nightly meetings through the week.
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Quirk
Gidli
Salvavion Army
Tirnvimehsien
Wall
Main
Enwign
Dothan
New Sheriff Monday Heh A May to Succeed Sheriff Best Bhay
New county sheriff elect Heh A May will assume duties on Monday, succeeding Sheriff Best Bhay. The transition follows the recent election and confirms the new official’s accession to the post.
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Heh
A. May
Sheri
Best Q. Bhay
Paris
Muse In Water and Pang aids shadowed by courses
Mrs J H Colee announces an addition to her school featuring expression conversation and English literature. Special rates for multiple subjects offered. Apply at resident studios 271 W Washington Street Mt.
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Muse
Pang
Mors. de HL Coder
Washington Street
First Baptist Church Seeks All for Morning and Evening Services
The pastor announces morning and evening sermons at 11 and 7 44. The great purchase of the Lord's Supper will be observed after the ternipy sermon, urging every member to attend. Sunday School attendance at 38 is encouraged, with a welcome to strangers and visitors. E H Jennings, Pastor.
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USA
E. IL Jennings
Kilby names committees in Alabama Legislature
Lieutenant Governor Kilby names senate stand committees and subgroups for judiciary revision finance taxation education and public works. The list includes members such as Lask Bonner Pride Key Wallace Holling Arrington Winkler Walllace and others, with duties ranging from finance to public roads and education.
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Montgomery
Ala
Kilby
Senate
Ahgr
Lask
Bonner
Pride
Key
Wallace
Helfix
Hil
M Deason
Dadge
Klin
Setat Hoanembers
Milner
Brown Key
Holling la Horven
Arrington
Wankler
Javais
Nebo
Enis
Bron
McCain
Lice
Hotel Winkler
Neimbers
Hartwell, Bell, Cooper
Green
Miller
Easterly
Demon
IBM
Brown
Dudge
Ob Bankai
Avaurel
Willapinde
Kasterky
Dunes
EY Rod
Direet
On Education
Te Coast of HD
Lee
Dane
Me Coal
Never Wien
Hurts
Hall
Fankk
Caper
Fhadwell
Keen
Dusk
Rannafacturing
Taide
Mager
Kite
Agriculti of Sever Mentary
Blix, Maller
Brows
Ast
Kline Choo Miinieigatties
Uniunterpol
Incleding
Charitible Destitutions
Mbt
Metuon
Arryigton
Bet Uartwell
Toransint
Belk Vrice
McCan
Whah
Winkler
Hopgite
Burns
Baxterby
Price
Weathers
Horton
Lewis
Merten
Hermes
Maturty
Billy
Hisuins
Malmes
Dencon
Elrod
Denson
Victim Albert Metcalf Dies After Poison Death in Dothan
Albert Metcalf of Hartford and Moultrie Packing Plant buyer died yesterday afternoon in an unclear poisoning case. He was a brother of Mo Metcalf, a Hartford merchant and banker, and had relatives in Dothan. The exact cause and intent remain undetermined as investigators assess the circumstances.
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Adbert Moteal
Hartford
Moultrie
Moultree
Fia
Albert Mote
Mo Metcalf
Hartfert
Dothan Guards Head to Governor-Elect Inauguration
Stevethan Viterds and others from the Dothan Guards plan a Monday trip to Montgomery for Governor-elect Charles Henderson’s inauguration. They will travel by special Atlantic Coast Line coach and aim to meet by 4 oclock, dressed in uniform and ready for the event. The company is noted as prize winners with many marksmen and a strong reputation.
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Stevethan
Alrong
Charles Henderson
Montgomery
Dothan
Uline
Col
Marcia
Kehki
Dethan
Smith and Morgan Rent Service Expands Offerings
Smith and Morgan announce a new rent department to manage rental properties and collect rents. They invite clients to have the firm handle free houses and rent collection, with contact at their Fort Wayne office and phone number 334. The page also references retail ads for suits and other goods and a casual note about a five-member fish forester group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Morgan
Golee Stadium’s Second Term Begins in Volos
Unclear OCR reports 1915 dates and locations. Golee’s Stadion in Volos marks a second term start noted as 1 % 15 1915 with fragmented details about structure or event.
Prohibition Delay Complicates Senate Actions
A jumbled report notes senators and natives debating prohibition impacts and five day delays. It mentions efforts to regulate liquor shipments and temperance committee actions, with references to bills introduced by Senator Brown and Merritt, amid uncertain test results and ongoing enforcement tensions.
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iMate Plana
Han mi
Bown
F Merritt
Burial of J. Wood at Piney Church Cemetery
An obituary note reports the burial of J. Wood at Piney Church Cemetery near town today. Rev. Jennings officiated, with AR. McCarty assisting. The service followed a funeral at the home of the deceased.
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A . A. Whane
New-Ie-Dew
J. Wood
Tom Ev
AR. McCarty
Jennings
Avenue Baptist Morning Sermons Announced
Vedi Church announces a Sunday program with morning preaching and Sunday School at 9:80 a.m. The themes focus on the church's relation to the world and a key question for men.
Ray Petter Fruits for Lease at Americas Mills
Ray Petter announces fruit supply arrangements at the Americas Mills plant, outlining lease terms and production capacity. The notice highlights fruit sourcing, contract durations, and potential timelines for deliveries to regional buyers.
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Leasleg of the Americas Mills
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