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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1906
Page
5
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Cotton market figures from Malone & Sons Co show Good Middling and Strict Middling prices. Local residents and visitors including Ayers, Williams, Dixie Anderson, Bunford, Pullum, Willie Deal, Croom, CB Malvern, M E Bush, and Calvin Perry were noted in Dothan and nearby towns. A Saxon & Heard building project contact is set and winter dress goods promotions at Whaley’s store are announced.
Mr Sam Bowden of Gordon visits the city to read the Eagle and Advertiser and 29 other articles of value offered at 3 1 50. H H Adams of Gordon pays a year’s subscription. Whaley’s advertises winter goods at cost and new stock opening soon. Seidle and Granberry family visits. Whaley’s offers ladies walking skirts from 4 to 6 value at 2 75. Patterson returns to Cherry Dawsey Co at Blakely after transfer.
Mayor Young demands all business houses close on Sundays and enforces a future rule requiring observance of the Sunday closing law across the town.
The Baptist Church in town, long without a pastor, extended a call to Rev. W. M. Anderson of St. Joseph Missouri and he has accepted. He is to arrive and begin his work about February first.
At a Tuesday contest at the City School building in Dothan, Miss Mert Cox won a free Brenau College scholarship in Eufaula. Her friends congratulate the winner.
Tobe Domingus and Tom Bryan lead a rapid street tax effort as the local military company reports twenty one membership applications at its last meeting. Citizens are urged to join, move, or pay their street tax.
A Houston National Bank advertisement in this issue marks a gratifying showing and reflects well on the bank's management. It expresses hope to move into a handsome stone building in the near future.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Headland announces new leadership with J. R. Crawford as president E. A Turner as vice president and W. P. Hardwick as cashier. Capital stock rises from 15000 to 25000. Crawford plans to run the bank and it may become a national bank later this year.
Kuhlman Co offers $75.00 per month plus $3.02 daily expenses for traveling agents to posters signs and distribute samples. Address Dest S Atlas Block Chicago. Also promotion for a useful housewives handy box advertised as a free offer with Montgomery Advertiser and Dothan Eagle for one year at $1.50.
One large Hall's banker's burglar and fire proof safe with time lock in near new condition. Hall's Safe Co Birmingham Ala advertises excursion rates to Mobile via Central of Ga Railway for Interstate Sugarcane Grower’s Association Feb 7 9 1906. Tickets from Georgia Alabama at one fare plus 25 cents round trips sale Feb 5 6 train arrivals Mobile before noon Feb 7 final limit Feb 11 1906. Contact ticket agents for details.
In the case Alice B. Owens versus Thos J Owens the defendant's residence is unknown and he is believed over twenty one. The register orders weekly publication in Dothan Alabama for four weeks to obtain a decree pro confesso. Witness dated January 1 1906 J M Cody Register.
Mrs S Moran mother of Capt W W Millikin and Frank Millikin died Sunday at Capt R H Walker's city home. She fell from a veranda days earlier and the fall is thought to have caused her death. She came from Maine years ago and resided at Capt Millikin's house since his death. property and money are said to go to Frank Millikin who had returned north about a year ago.
Louisville on January 12 marks the 96th birthday of Ottmed Cuthbert Bullitt, a renowned Kentucky statesman and former New Orleans figure during Reconstruction. Residents visited his residence to offer respects, noting his continued care for appearance despite aging eyesight.
Notice is given that William T. Isham has filed for final proof on his homestead entry No. 34179 for the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter and southeast quarter of southwest quarter, Section 25, Township 2 North Range 28, before Clerk Circuit Court, Dothan, Alabama, March 10, 1906. Witnesses: Daniel Burkett, Houston Burkett, Josh Cross, Jasper Riley, all of Pansey, Alabama. Register: Robert Barber. Also an unrelated sale notice from Whaley's offering ladies shoes at cost.
Ghent area butchers promote Blount Hutto for fresh meats and Bottom Mullett provide fish on Monday Wednesday and Friday with a call to try their products. The ad lists Ghent phone 258 and invites customers to sample the offerings.
C. B. Register has opened a feed and livery business at Malvern Alabama and invites the public to give him a trial when visiting Malvern.
Lannsville Kentucky January 17 railroads after a hearing before the Somoern Mississippi Valley Freight association announce rate cuts to Montgomery Belha and other Montgomery governed territory. The reductions range from percent to six cents in both class and commodity rates and will take effect February 1.
The trial of Midshipman Minor Meriwether Jr on hazing charges moved forward today in Annapolis. Attorney James M. Monroe challenged several court members, while Meriwether offered defiant gestures and questioning remarks during proceedings.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a cheeky remark about a woman lacing herself to a stenographer and a crude image of gilded teeth, reflecting colloquial tone and damaged transcription from an old era.
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