Local Notes From Dothan Tuesday Visitors and Births
Mr Fox Cardwell of Hartford and M John Gamble of Troy were in town and yesterday respectively. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Murphree last evening. The days are a half hour longer than in December. Dr H Green returned from Monroe county for his mother’s funeral. Miss Martha Cohn of Albany visits the Crines on South Foster Street. Oscar Clark returned from Camilla Ga. J W McAnulty of Montgomery is in the city. The Misses Clendien of Abbeville tour via Panama. C W Brown of Savannah requests Eagle changed to Cuthbert Ga. He works in Civil Engineering with the Central Railroad.
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Martha Cohn
Albany
Misses Crines
South Foster Street
C. W. Brown
Savannah
Cuthbert
Th Central Railroad
Miss Levine Visits Brother in Birmingham Returns Home
Miss Mary Levine who has been visiting her brother Meyer Levine returned to Birmingham. Mr B J Leader who called on Miss Levine accompanied her to Birmingham. Mrs B L Moods and two children will move to Monroe La to join her husband working in railroad contracting. Mrs Moody sold her North Oates street home. Dothan residents regret losing this excellent family.
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Mary Levine
Meyer Levine
Birmingham
B. J. Leader
Miss Levine
Auto accident halts Charley Faulk's return trip
Mr. Charley Faulk's car suffered a front axle failure from a broken king bolt two miles from Abbeville, forcing him to abandon the country trip. The auto was towed back to town for repairs, which must be ordered and installed before it can again be driven.
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Charley Faulk
Abbeville
Sale of One Two-Horse Wagon at Bargain
Classified notice announces the sale of a second hand two-horse wagon by W. S. Bonham. Interested buyers are invited to apply to Bonham for details and terms of the bargain.
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W. S. Bonham
Roosevelt seeks wreck removal from Washington congress
President Roosevelt sent to Congress a proposal to remove the wreck from Washington. The plan aims to clear navigation hazards and restore safety as part of a broader infrastructure effort.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Removal of the Maine Wreck From Havana Harbor
President urges Congress to appropriate funds to remove the wreck of the battleship Maine from Havana Harbor. Governor Magoon, nearing departure from Cuba, supports the plan and warns the wreck poses navigation dangers and should be removed.
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Magoon
Cuba
Maine
Havana
Congress
Pay Your Poll Tax Be Ready For Voting
The notice warns residents aged twenty one to forty five to pay the poll tax of one dollar and a half by midnight February 1 or lose voting rights until the next restoration period. It stresses voting as a privilege and urges patriotic action to avoid disenfranchisement.
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Alabama
Brayn Admirers To Hear Mr Ryan In Ozark Talk
Admirers of Mr Brayn plan to travel Tuesday morning to Ozark to hear Mr Ryan speak. The thrice defeated presidential candidate remains regarded as a leading American figure and his appearances draw attention.
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Mr. Brayn
Ozark
Mr. Ryan
Ameria
Why A Sea Level Canal Affects Taxpayers and Editors
The Savannah News critiques the sea level canal concept amid quake risk and dam costs. It notes editor proofreading struggles, printing delays, and the mood-dependent nature of newsroom production, reflecting frustration with errors and delays.
When Governors Seek a Candidate for Governor
A reflective editorial urges readers to engage with the public, meet hopefuls, and hear diverse viewpoints. It cautions against bluster and suggests a day of service or rest to gain perspective while noting that many hopefuls have yet to emerge.
Phillip's Case Not Heard Today
The habeas corpus case of Will am Phillips was dismissed on motion of the defense. It will come up again next week February 4 for Phillips to face a regular preliminary trial before the Probate Judge. He is believed to have harmed neighbor Will Granger with a pocket knife in December last and awaits trial after illness delayed earlier hearings.
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Willam Phillips
Aslie
Phillips
Wen
Will Granger
Bryan to Speak in Ozark Courthouse Next Wednesday
W. J. Bryan will visit Ozark next Wednesday February 3 and speak in the courthouse in the morning. He will travel through Dolan on the 11 o clock train from Tampa to deliver a lecture.
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W. J. Bryan
Ozark
Mr. Bryan
Dothan
Tampa
Town shopping and millinery push prompts town talk
The piece invites readers to visit downtown shops for new dress goods and millinery as the season nears, noting appealing fall styles and low prices. It adds a call to back a cotton mill with electrical power on the Choctawhatchee, arguing the time is right for capable investors to act.
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Iew
Proofreading in Newspaper Production
A discussion on how proofs are read and corrected before final make-up. It explains that many readers lack familiarity with proofs and printing steps, noting that skilled proofreaders focus on individual letters while preserving article sense and mentions misreadings like bulls appearing in print.
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Fox Cardwell
Hartford
M. John Gamble
Troy
Frank Murphree
Mr. ©. W. Rainey
Panama City
Oscar Clark
Camilla
H. Green
Monroe County
W. L. Lee
Columbiwas
J. HW. McAnulty
Mountgomery
Clendien
Panama
Crystal
Young Drug Store
Acme
Dothan National Bank
Sidered
Savannah News
Dame Ferton
Buck
Phillip
Bryan
Wood
Seedaemen
Richmond
Isaac Brachkin
Paragon Pharmacy
Dothan, Alabama
Menton Dothan
Wheeler Business College
Atlantic Coast Line
Montgomery
New Orleans
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Florida
A. Om
Port Tanspa
PP. & Ooss
Key West
Shamer Linea
Baltiadelphia
Boston
Tilt Aare
Nore, Phil
T. C. White, Gient, Vass
Wilmington
Vase. Agt
Avele
F.C. West
Trav. Pass
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