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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1913
Page
4
Friday night ended the most remarkable sale in a city the size of Dothan with a dissolution price continuing on all summer goods until every spring and summer stock is sold. Staple goods carry the same modest profit as in the past, and buying from the maker direct saves a profit and benefits customers. The store expresses gratitude for public support and pledges to improve each season.
A garbled notice mentions linen dresses at final clearance, half price contrasts, and a build up around a game day. It references Dathan and a premier match on grounds today with players Trem and Wik noted, plus local events and a spring display. The piece also alludes to sales, bids, and a Coupe advertisement in a rough city section.
An unreadable OCR page fragment lists many fragmented names, phrases, and stray terms. It mentions people, places, and potential events in a garbled sequence with no clear narrative or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Criss event and a figure named Clare Ge Sy. It mentions Savannah and a person named Susan, with scattered phrases about a metro, river, and music. The readable pieces do not form a coherent report or verifiable incident.
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions multiple names and places in a jumbled historical page. It references individuals such as Lee Whilakon and Henry Stanat, with scattered mentions of locations like West tatut and Rivolutam. The text lacks clear events or dates.
The unreadable text appears to reference a family matter involving relatives and a widow, mentioning a daughter and a person named Wes Coy. The legibility is insufficient to identify names, dates, or locations or determine the exact action.
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