Dothan Theater Reopens After Seating Redesign
W H Bell dies in Live Oak Fla after illness. J D Logue returns to Dothan living again here and working at M Cherry's counter. Rev Anderson from Newton and H Ross Thomas of Ozark visited the city. Bell was early drug merchant in Dothan, later in Live Oak turbines business and drug trade. Miss Mary Bell, his unmarried sister, resided with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Logue
Slocomb
M. Cherry
W. H. Bell
Live Oak
Fla
W. I. Bell
J. R. McCarty
Dothan
Columbia
Mary Bell
Homegrown pride turns couple into thrifty citizens
A young couple rents a small house and, with a furniture loan paid monthly, build a modest fortune. They paid for fine housekeeping goods, later expanding to five or six thousand dollars in real estate. The man credits steady work and prudent habits for happiness, credit, and future security.
Panama Lies and the Sunday School Boat Sermon
A tale recalls Judge Leslie and Bob Granberry fleeing to a gulf trip where the engine dies, waves churn, and a preachy confession follows. They promise reform if spared, endure sickness, and attend services while collecting for foreign missions with missing drafts later blamed on a flood. Granberry plans a return for a cottage purchase.
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Leslie
Bob Granberry
Gulf
T. J. Whatley
Ghal Mo Jr
Trip
Servic
Episcopal Church Services Tomorrow
Parish invites attendance at morning services at 11 a.m. led by Rev. W. Poyner and rector. Choir and welcoming reception to follow for attendees and parishioners.
Major Winters Visits City Noted Streetcar Man
Maj. E. E. Winters of Macon has stayed in the city for several days. He is the father of E. N. Winters of the revenue department, who has lived in Dothan. Major Winters formerly managed the Traction Company of Montgomery and is well known as a leading streetcar man.
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E. E. Winters
Macon
E. N. Winters
Revenue Department
Dothan
Major Winters
Traction Company
Montgomery
First Passenger Run to the Gulf by Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
Last Saturday the Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Railroad carried a free-ride excursion to the gulf with two to three hundred Dothan residents aboard the three new coaches. Mr. G. M. West led the party and offered his bay rides. Several railroad officials joined, praising the trip’s enjoyment and potential future ridership. The event aimed to boost interest in the bay country and freight-rate relief, with Dothan’s Board of Trade urged to back local lumber contracts as market activity warms. Special Agent Chalker of the Cost Line was in town on business.
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Atlanta
West
Panama City
Florida
Dissolution Notice of Kematrongtite Coe Saw Mill
The firm Kematrongtite Coe dissolved with C E Coe retiring. G L Armstrong will continue the business and pay all old firm debts. all accounts are to be paid to G L Armstrong. Dated June 25 198.
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Kematrongtite
Coe
C. E. Coe
G. L
Arimatrong
G. L. Armstrong
Tilyls
Land for Sale in Kinsey with Store House and Farm Land
Advertises a store house a dwelling and 3s acres of good farm land in Kinsey for sale at a bargain. Provides contact J. P. D. Wilkerson in Columbia Ala for more information. tf
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Kinsey
J. P. D. Wilkerson
Columbia
Ala
Farmers Union Warehouse Co Elects New Officers in Dothan
The Farmers Union Warehouse Co of Dothan elected W. A. Gilley as President, J. D. Kelly as Vice-President, and C. Dalton Jr. as Secretary in its annual officers’ election held on the first of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Warehouse Co
Dothan
W. A. Gilley
J. D. Kelly
C. Dalton, Jr
Toast to Laughter and Its Powers
A humorous flourish extols laughter as the sunshine of the soul and source of joy. It claims humor banishes blues, aids youth, purity, and innocence, and contrasts cheerful wit with gloom, noting laughter links to social vitality and happiness.
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Gladneas
Amilea
Lato
Stray steers found near house with brass tipped horns
A yoke of red and white pied steers wandered to my residence in late June. They have brass tipped horns. Owner may recover by paying expenses.
Mot the Man in Punch Excerpt
A fragmented Punch excerpt shows a scene with Losfer addressing a major and Stranger in an exchange about regimental memory, drinking, and duty. The dialogue hints at past service, fear of cowardice, and a challenge to prove loyalty.
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Losfer
Perfert
Devbaraa
Stagera
Strengthen the Eyes With Proper Care and Light
The article urges avoiding eye strain from reading in poor light and fatigue. It recommends washing eyes with hot water as a tonic and stresses proper lighting and rest to protect sight and prevent nerve fatigue.
Fragmented dialogue on knowledge and learning in a South Carolina fragment
A fragmentary dialogue shows Myre, Wakeman, Mrs. North, and child Johnny Greenfield discussing general knowledge and a cryptic "octagons" exchange. The piece reveals classroom style questions and playful mispronunciations amid a rural schoolyard scene.
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Myre
Wakeman
Johnny
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Chang
Rev. Anderson
Newton
H. Ross Thomas
Ozark
Low
Hsene
Panama
H. Episcopal
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Bay Country
Dothan Board of Trade
Commercial Club
Evers
Chalker
Cost Line
New Hampshire
Iaid
Tran
Mot the
Man
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