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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1911
Page
2
A jumbled 1914 item outlines weather notes, local governance talk, and public opinion. It mentions Alabama politics, prohibition debates, road building plans, and general civic observations with scattered names and terms.
Local readers, amid scattered chatter, note a weak press recount about poll tax payments while discussing women’s influence in politics and a walk with a child ending in harm. The piece comments on public interest and election timing as “five more days” to settle the tax.
The article describes unsettled May like weather delaying seasonal farming and fruit readiness in South Dakota, while noting upcoming weather patterns. It mentions Judge Crawford seeking clerical staff, plus an observed brisk marriage license business with looming duties and late night calls to perform ceremonies.
A writer notes a man with minstrel horn skills and stage presence, suggesting his potential in statesmanship if guided differently. The piece reflects on formative years, likening a young performer’s talent to future leadership prospects and criticizing missed opportunities.
The Opelika News questions how Governor O Neal could have full technical knowledge on whiskey yet stresses his broad grasp of matters important to Alabama yeomanry. It notes he has been a lawyer all his life and should inform himself on subjects outside law.
A fragmented item notes a patent medicine concern releasing an almanac for rural homes and travelers. It describes efforts to misinform readers, promote their poison, and gather town data. The piece critiques readers who neglect almanacs and warns of upcoming editions and continued outreach.
Traveling men gathered population reports for a new almanac edition. The generalized almanac lists towns of 1500+ residents in alphabetical order with precensus figures, edited by Durand. The piece notes the estimate surpasses 16,000 and reflects broad local belief rather than precise data.
A large sale listing offers several properties near the Government Building including four residences on South Cates Street and two modern homes in Dothan. Also advertised are two farms on Columbus road with 40 and 80 acres, a shipping point half a mile away, and various lots near Westover plus a small amount of negro property. Stores and a six room cottage on West Main are for rent, including a vacant store on N Oates Street. Property broker TUTWILER signs.
Frank Steph Ong offers overhaul and repair for old typewriters at 204 East Troy Street. Modern machines not needed as he promises to restore performance and extend life.
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