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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1906
Page
4
Notice indicates a second class rail matter for Co 198 and Pappaitrom at the Dothan Alabama post office with annual subscription price set at 1.00 dollars.
The newspaper notes improved appearance of The Peoples Ledger and credits Enterprise, urging candidates to reflect on fairness and the small favors granted to various people during the voting period.
The speaker cites a philosopher who urged living with such integrity you can tell anyone to go to hell. The quote is framed as a blunt sermon about honesty, self-responsibility, and choosing a worthwhile life.
A brief, fragmented line discusses changing the color of water in a fish pond with a note on perception. The text hints at observation and concern, but lacks a clear event, date, or named entities. It reads as a stray, impressionistic observation rather than a full report.
The piece notes Chauncey Depen’s jokey conduct, which reportedly backfired, and states the speaker will let his statement stand if he does not respond.
A reflection on how many people determine worth by personal willingness to pay, while convincing others remains challenging. The text considers perception of value and the difficulty of aligning beliefs about cost with the broader public.
A reflective piece argues that editors who praise their town deserve fair pay, even if modest, and should be seen as honest representatives of the community. It asserts editors are not overpaid and note their occasional necessity to defend the town’s worth without resorting to swearing or boasting.
The passage notes doctors and a community seeking moral benefit from prescribing but acknowledges doctors resist self prescription. It reflects on the epidemic’s burden and its deadly effect, creating new graves as the work continues.
A political notice praises Hon. To Espy expressing support for his election in Houston County. It commends his agility and honesty, notes prior service, and urges him to run for lieutenant governor rather than another position.
The piece notes Horace Hood announcing his candidacy for state auditor and implies strong chances of election. It also comments on Col. McLendon allowing his name for the county legislature, suggesting delayed candidates and critical views on promises and political maneuvering. The tone mocks stage fright politicians and urges candidacy upfront.
A Birmingham News critique of the committee motion contrasts with the Montgomery Advertiser's support for General Oates. The piece suggests both papers back different candidates for the U.S. Senate and questions leadership by single men, urging public consultation.
Eli Kirkland, residing near town, died early this week after handling a rooster ten days earlier which injured his thumb. The injury developed erysipelas and caused his death. He leaves a wife and one child.
Charley Kirkland of Big Creek Alabama issues a formal prohibition against any person helping or supplying subsistence to his 18 year old son Harry who left home months ago against his will. 2t
A U S District Court liquidation in Montgomery Alabama on January 16 1906 orders a public cash sale scheduled for January 29 1906. The receiver will sell the entire stock of goods wares and merchandise along with store furniture and fixtures from the Burns Bros store at the former storehouse during legal hours of sale.
In Chancery Houston County Court at Dothan ex parte petition by A. T. Turner as father of Grant Turner seeks removal of the disabilities of non-age. Hearing set before Chancellor W. L. Parks at Troy in chambers on February 12, 1906. J. M. Cody, Register.
Department of the Interior announces final proof by Margaret C. Burkett widow of William M. Burkett for the SE 1 4 of NE 1 4 of Section 24 Township 2 North Range 28 East. Proof to be made before the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Dothan Alabama on February 8 1906. Witnesses: S A Sugram J L Crooms W Frank Thornton Robert L McIntyre all of Pansey Alabama.
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