40 Days Rapid Fire Selling Ends in Dothan Store
Friday night marked the closing phase of a remarkable sale in a city the size of Dothan. Dissolution pricing continues on all summer goods while staple items carry modest profits, with direct-from-maker purchases cutting costs for buyers. The store thanks customers for strong support and promises to improve next season. Linen dresses priced down to final clearance. Many items remain, including dresses and garments, with substantial markdowns.
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Dothan
Minibtrm at Erfsbyter Carlisly to Speak at Church
Pastor J W Marquall of Highland Park Presbyterian will preach at Presbyterian Church tomorrow with two services at 1 am and 8 pm. The event draws strong young men from local churches and invites parishioners to hear him. Kodak loaned materials will be used for participants at 205 North Forte Street.
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Erfsbyter
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Carlisly
Ilendlind
Marquall
Wighland Park Presbyterian
Mare
Cimesmung
Antoine
Catan
Wowtallly Ware Moalime Moody
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Feyta Wont dds get revulte rrace OR PO CHALIRON
Phoelelan ned Sugeau Will occupy the offlen NT Troy and Forter streets nfthr Tus 18th Hee eer nae.
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Rrace
PO Chaliron
Phoelelan
Ned Sugeau
Troy and
Forter Streets
Fragmented Dothan Eagle notice on near death smothering
A distorted OCR fragment from the Dothan Eagle mentions a near death smothering incident. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms and partial phrases about a possible accident or violent event without clear identities or location.
Society Report of a Bustling Ladies’ Event with Guests
A lively society gathering described in detail with guests, hosts, decor, and table settings. The narrative names several attendees and mentions music, candles, flowers, and a formal supper, highlighting social rituals and the evening’s mood.
Fragmented OCR Note with Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text lists names like Pete, Dacre, Ted and places such as Laces Fim and 8 IVa. Several garbled phrases mention dates, events and a possible public notice style tag but details are unreadable and unclear.
Meaders found in town tale stirs local notices
A fragmented OCR page shows a chaotic mix of names, places, and events. Amid the garbled text references appear to a person named Alexander and several towns or groups, with scattered phrases about meals, games, and a public scene. The readable bits hint at a local incident or meeting.
Fragmented OCR Tale of a Troubled Month and Names
An OCR damaged text fragment recounts a sequence of personal names, places, figures, and phrases with uncertain context. It mentions Waltham, a widow, a companion, monetary figures, and scattered references to events and people. The fragmentary nature obscures clear events or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Tale
An unclear OCR fragment references various words and letters with no coherent events or names. It appears to be corrupted text from a local page segment, lacking identifiable persons places dates or actions to summarize into a proper news item. The readable content is insufficient to determine a specific event or outcome.
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Woolje
Malou
Borland
Wast Adish
Atta
Kodak
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Go Elmiers Photwa
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Zfelenhone
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Bermetty
Romean
Pater
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Osea Gordian md
Bhwun
Uy Malone
Sramman Wan
Hestan
Pete
Torsye
Bates
Coles
Meader
Star Bakery
Pakke
Waltham
Mason’s Fruit
Dietz
East Main St
En Bien Ules
Pete of
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Kate
Acbas
Btafi
Bret
Tian
Reaent & Mont Af
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