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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
2
Texas farmers report record cotton output despite boll weevil, with acreage repurposed to cattle forage and grain hay. The shift favors regions once cotton dedicated, sparking debate in Alabama and Georgia over real impact, while Texas plants more acres than ever. Dr. Edward Beecher Hooker advocates a diet bureau amid overeat concerns.
Fragmentary report references reactions to probes and public attention. Mentions Atlee, Ann Dr Heuer, and Conant Missouri, with unclear names and terms due to damaged text. Context hints at political controversy and individuals involved in a local issue.
A garbled clipping covers topics from crops and farm prices to prohibition debates, local business notes, and a church society meeting. It mentions futures for cotton and corn, weather and market remarks, and references Dr Broughton, Atlanta, and a Methodist church society planning a Monday meeting.
A garbled OCR item mentions liv ver lax and troubles from disordered hiver and pleasant to take, with a name like N. Wt. Me Callum. The readable fragments suggest a product or medical line but lack clear facts or context.
A damaged market notice describes multiple tracts near Dothan and surrounding areas. Properties include 160 acres one and a half miles from a rail or highway, 120 acre farm with water, 40 to 47 acre parcels, and several improvements. Prices range from 30 to 1250 dollars per acre with various terms.
A stressed ad claims a method to correct defective eye sight using specialized glasses. The notice urges readers to call September 1 for consultation at the HLA Badd Mala street office in Hore US.
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