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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented reporting shows Hoodrow Wilson and a committee struggle over proxy representation at a Democratic gathering. Delegates debate chair selection and regional influence, with New York and Western members clashing over leadership and proxy rules. amid unclear names and scattered locations, the piece traces tense negotiations toward Friday events in Chicago and Indianapolis.
A warrant was sworn to search Mack Shivers premises revealing about 38 pints of liquor and 84 bottles of beer in stock. The mayor fined Shivers $309 with additional costs. Bertett claimed no knowledge of who handed the liquor through a window as it was too dark to see.
The firm Batchelor Brothers in Dothan has sold their stock of men and furnishings to M Cherry. Cherry, long in Dothan, will set prices for sale at the store with stock likely to be cleared. Details of Batchelor Brothers’ future plans remain uncertain as workers occupy two stories in the store building. Williams Co to operate mothe rathers in their bargain. Ladles dress goods among items.
Mears Malone Whatley and friends return from altimost with a plan to hear a late Stetkend report on the Democratic convention Tonight at eight they meet at the court hour to discuss and answer questions Hon Henry Stegall of Ozark is expected to join and a pre gathering talk is planned by Walone and Whitley about the convention events and figures
A report states William Adima an American citizen was killed at the door of his Colonia Lier Mormon Colony home. The incident appears related to attempted robbery, with a suspect name attendance at the scene. A note mentions Foley Kidney Pills advertisement alongside medical claims.
The article invites all church members to attend a special communion service followed by a regular church school session. Morgan, superintendent, urges participation from all age groups and extends a warm invitation to Dothan’s community youth.
Capt F Turth of Gardun and 1M Smith of ThamuesDte were in town today. Levy of Demunulie visited yesterday afternoon. B Harrie of Cyprem Fla spent last night in Dothan. Posey of Ozark planned business Friday. C HM Dickeneon of Lakeland registered. Mullen junior visited the Candy Store for 4 pounds of wrusterted Rudge for 10 cents. So Whatley and son returned from a trip to Baltimore Washington and San York to Neste and Heard Saxon WA for a months stay. They traveled via New England to New York. Vasrence Hee Grand Hiph Priest and Resuelun Grand Recegtary were to Dothan for a while today. Wl Colum ia attended toga night. kome Chapter work.
The Porter BT Methodist announces Sunday School at 940 WR Flowers with Superintendent in charge. Members and old members urged to arrive on time. Preaching at 11 and 7 by Rev F A Rogers. Sacrament of the Lord Supper to be administered with the morning service. All church members expected, visitors welcome.
Fragmentary OCR shows a church service heading with readings and prayers, plus a medicine advertisement for cough relief. Names appear garbled, with references to Jimmie Purtriden and Mr Arthur Reston. An unrelated sales line and odd drug claims interrupt the text.
Disjointed text references a Sunday School event at 4 a.m. with Superintendent Chapman. Mentions a large shipment of music received in Sathan and a call for more information or balogue.
Fragmented text describes an event in a valley excursion with horrific undertones and references to money, numbers, and a list of unclear actions. Names such as Ian Prashlin Sia Wrack appear amidst garbled phrases about dining, turns woven, and a projected date around July.
Ames Stars announce a Wednesday premiere of a new reel show directed by Virgin Myers. The company plans to feature Comets and notable performers as they present the production at their venue, with local owners hosting the event and a moving text display promising a striking performance.
A convoluted chaotic scene unfolded at a local church meeting in Ashford and nearby towns including Dothan and Silville as leaders struggled with orders and protocol. Miss Bert Fat Vert and others were mentioned in a vague chain of motions and interruptions during the evening session.
A garbled report details Dothan baseball fans and the team’s decline, with mentions of a theatre search, a missing boy, and a contest related to the Strawberry Fest. The text references local figures, venues, and scattered game lore, painting a chaotic portrait of a once prominent club fading from memory.
Mr King will undertake at his residence number three and situated at corner of Apmlettes and Burder streets. He will teach reed or pipe organ, brass and vocal studies. He studied twelve months for his profession, graduating under Mr DU Wood in Philadelphia. He is described as a capable teacher with strong recommendations.
The excerpt mentions July events, China, and morning dedication notes. It references weather conditions in Chicago and reports of significant sums, with phrases about retaliation and reeled events. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear names or outcomes.
Fragmented readable text mentions unclear names and phrases. Reading yields no coherent events or concrete facts to summarize into a valid news item. The passage appears garbled with repetitive tokens and lacks identifiable persons places organizations or dates.
The City of Dathon invites bids by Monday for removing approximately 10,000 carriage yards of dirt and debris. Bids must be filed with the Clerk and include verification of compliance with city requirements.
A quirky garbled notice advertises Senn-Sation Theatre events tonight and Monday featuring a comedic dancing act and unclear promotions. It mentions a $200 prize draw every Saturday and hints at a performance titled The Cuning of Columban with musical and dancing entertainment.
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