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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
2
A jumble of notes from O than Alabama touches mail matters, local opinion on whiskey votes, cane and canal projects, and remarks on elections costs and primary system. It mentions Mr Tatt and a $6,000,000 proposal, Dalton schoolboy definitions, and telephonic courtship advice.
The town applauds Judge Crawford for recent reforms as he shifts from old routines to new methods. Supporters say he plans steady leadership and quick response to needs, aiming for smooth operation in the coming days.
A writer criticizes a past jury law that hindered older citizens from serving. He argues against the law while noting its origins in the Alabama Hara Association and a governor's early leadership. The piece acknowledges flaws but sees no major objections beyond age limits.
A ragged OCR page discusses health care, aging, and social policy across counties. It references public disgust at care facilities, calls for new clinics, and notes local officials debating sanitation, hospitals, and welfare strategies amidst political jargon.
Notice cites delinquent tax assessment under Section 2127 of the Revenue Code from W. M. Rhodes, Tax Assessor, Houston County Alabama. Includes scattered old notices, rental typewriter ad, and miscellaneous local business mentions from Dothan and Groshy, Alabama.
An old advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills cured rheumatism and bladder disorders for Mary C L Abbatt of Walfeboro after three days. The message credits the medicine with restoring mobility and reducing pain.
Fragmentary OCR describes a national leader and assembly in session. Pointers to public figures remain unclear amid garbled text but reference to a prominent official at the rostrum and the nation at large.
The General Insurance Office in the rmer Crawford Porter Building advertises PENN MUTUAL LIFE INS CO assets of 110 600 000 and traces its 63 year history. It lists Fidelity and Casualty and The National Surety Co with bonds and other insurers, noting assets in the millions. A lost memoranda hook is described and a request for return to Mrs. Md. Chiebers or Avs. Jsther Cub lreth, with the teller’s name J. Boyet typed.
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