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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1913

Page

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Government Customs Service Reorganization Aims Savings

July 1 report outlines drastic overhaul of the customs service to cut costs. Tax collectors’ roles shrink from 162 to 49, with 413 positions affected and annual savings projected near 550 000. Large gratuities for line officers to be eliminated. some collectors face reduced pay and duties.

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G W Park Dramatic Company Debuts Week Five Show

The G W Park Dramatic Company presents a second night performance titled Over the Hills to the Pew hover. An earlier scene of a happy home is shown but the room’s use shifts as the prodigal tale unfolds and audience remarks on the pleasant scenery and acting. Tonight they plan to perform Summst and Sing with expected crowd and early showtimes.

G W Park Dramatic Company Wim Aleu Ukey Sun

War declared by Greece on Bulgaria amid tensions

Greece said it would begin operations against Bulgaria today without a formal declaration, signaling a shift in the regional crisis as Athens justifies action by Bulgaria’s counter moves. The report notes Greece will assume responsibility for the developing state of affairs and mentions related military and diplomatic context.

Berlin Minster Us Oriing Athens Brunkfort Gazette Bulgaris Bulgaria Greece Kovernment Avn Toler

Corn Shipments and Local Markets Stir Rural Debate

A fragment discusses corn from the middle west reaching local markets and kitchens. It notes farmers in the area grow enough for themselves while others ship in corn, the price and storage costs, and concerns about market competition and local production.

Adams Urvt Clothing Go Far Ga Vaysslment

Vague note shows a clothing store contact with Henderson and unclear names. Mentions sat rall at the place of Adams Urvt Clothing and a planned settlement of accounts. No clear dates or complete entities.

Ad AO Grant Clothing Co Whit Meaterton & Adame Adams Henderson

Charlie Bracken on Trial for Lloyd Murder

A chaotic account follows of the murder case involving Charlie Bracken and Lloyd, with references to witnesses, court proceedings, and preliminary findings. The article describes the trial setup at a district court, bail discussions, and the involvement of local residents and attorneys, noting uncertain testimony and expectations for the jurors.

Charlie Bracken Lloyd Chutie Rearkin Lo Britta Chaise Dee Clins Ted Bonn Lawtore Ronterring

Mystery OCR Fragment Distorts Names and Events

Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases with unclear event, participants, and locale. It references counts, a round, a pit, sweat and a fall, but details are unreadable. No verifiable entities or concrete facts emerge for a meaningful summary.

Princess Players Stage Tabloid Formyrin Mystery

A dramatic production labeled a Tabloid Formyrin with a strong reputation performed at Piices Theatre in Sarancah. The show had a six weeks run and featured notable creative work and local press attention in Jacksonville.

Piices Sarancah Aniwag Hid Ser Anrhes Werk Sr Jacksonville

Senator Fletcher Urges Cooperation Among Farmers in Nation Drive

Senator Fletcher calls for county chamber of agriculture action and farm cooperative forms to improve farm conditions, finance loans at nominal rates, and increase crop output. He cites U S debt, European farming models, and the need for organized cooperation to raise farmer wealth and stability.

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Large Increase in Bank Clearings First Half 1913

Bank clearings show a large rise in the first half of 1913, with figures indicating stronger financial activity. The report highlights improved dividend payments and growing investor interest as banks report higher turnover.

Unclear OCR item with medical claim and remedies

Fragmented text describes a medical product or remedy with references to constipation and relief. Mentions a bottle and doses, but details are garbled and names or actions are not reliably readable.

Platy at Rain Sparks Local School Gathering

The report notes a community event with a school group planning activities through Saturday evening. Families, notable attendees Iohn Mellanot and Der of Cin, and local relatives attended a Sunday gathering at a River Sehowh Honee. The piece mentions a convention and baptisms associated with local churches.

Mulvers Arsalon Iohn Mellanot Cin Windy Cheten Ant Bill Yatbaray Pandas Donder Blalion Bedard Bedard Selon Byrn Bethelsisi Halorday

Unclear historical notice about debts and inventory sale

Fragmentary OCR text references a man named Janda and financial pressures. It mentions arrangements for selling produce to satisfy debts and an inventory context. The readability is too limited to extract clear events, dates, or involved organizations.

Birmingham's 1913 boom cited in scattered records

A garbled 1913-1914 financial roundup notes corporate charter activity, capital stock levels, and regional trade hints for Birmingham. It references taxes, stock totals, and rates, plus mentions of local firms, storage, and transportation terms amid a broader business climate.

President Wilson Leaves on Three Day Gauge

President Wilson departs Washington by train toward a three day gauge trip aboard the yacht Mayflower with Dr. Card Grayson as his only companion. The departure is described as informal with a single flag evidence and a formal welcome by the yacht officers omitted. He travels first to Gilroy and then to Cornwall, Missouri.

Washington Wilson Anya Crane Cardl Thormlay Cornel

Liver Health Potions Offer Vague Cures and Urgent Claims

An advertisement-style block touts LIV-VHR-LAK and similar remedies claiming to regulate the liver and relieve constipation. It lists order details, prices, and multiple names and locations, urging readers to buy the product tonight from druggists and sales agents.

Good Politics or Self Interest in County Tax Cuts

In a county debate, critics argue that proposed tax cuts on railroads would not be good politics. They claim the reduction shifts burden from railways to other taxpayers and could harm county finances. Supporters say cuts encourage rail investment and job maintenance, while opponents warn of long term losses to roads and public works.

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