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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary item notes names such as Dr. Ponare Aulisenne and Dr. Dil. Tt reliever Prinand ileal at 25c and $1.09. Mentions J. F. Moody of Caluberta and a visit by McCann of Vincepple on business. No clear event, date, or location can be determined from the readable text.
A fragmented historical OCR item discusses deafness remedies and various unrelated notices. It mentions self cure claims, dietary or constitutional approaches, and suggests belligerent outcomes if treated via questionable methods. Other scattered lines refer to items like a wanted couple listing, a medical ad, and a city snippet about Albany.
Washington November 11. Officials held a White House conference with President Wilson and lawmakers to avert a possible Eastern railroads strike. Participants discussed arbitration and pending bills like Newlands and Clayton despite uncertain support from Wilson and Secretary Redfield.
Washington July 4 Provident Witwon returns to the city urging a lower tariff on works of art and books. He argues educational use justifies reduced duties and the Senate Finance Committee should reconsider the current protections.
Nearly 1,800 Ford county farmers started spraying poisoned bran to curb grasshopper damage over the past weeks. Officials reported trials and arrests as the effort expanded, with church attendance noted and a judge overseeing actions amid hot weather.
A deadly crash on Cambridge Street involved Obie, Mabromd patarnuer tubs No. 0 and others. The collision killed three and injured multiple as rescue crews ferried survivors to City Hospital. authorities began inquiries and mapped the wreckage for the casualty list and charges.
The first annual eyatslom to 84 Hahail Tse Wilh began July 16 under the Central of Geot win Rnd. Meaets and retucoing Mad provided low fare options and comfortable coaches. Names such as Pop War patton and J.B Williams appear in a fragmented listing reflecting a limited and unclear roster.
James Powers president notes a robust faculty and new preparations for the fall term. The article highlights women’s readiness for opening, with emphasis on diplomas and expanded curricula. High grant funds and improved facilities are mentioned as part of the growth plan. The piece underscores broader support for teacher training in the state and the school’s commitment to practical scholastic excellence.
Classified notes describe several farm properties near Madrid and Dothan within Houston County. Listings include an acre tract for 950 dollars, a 86 acre tract, and multiple homes with 3 to 4 bedrooms. Some listings mention proximity to towns, street names, and possible monthly payments. Contact CCPWInER at the provided Houston phone number for details.
A jumble of names and items details pricing and services from Walave Dairy and other sellers. Notices mention butter at 40 cents per pound and various local trades such as livery, reach markets, and employment offers.
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