Mrs Parsons Dies at 84 in Barbour County Home
Mrs. Parsons, mother of B. P. Parson, died at his home three miles from town. Age 84, Baptist church member, born in Georgia, long resident of Barbour county, lived in this county 25 years. Survived by two sons, a half-brother, and a daughter in Texas. Burial at Cowarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Parsons
B. P. Parson
the Baptist Church
Georgia
Barbour County
BP. Pare
BE. ©. Worrell
Eufaula
Mra
M. BE. Bryant
Texas
Cowarts
A Vacation By W M Anderson
An essay arguing that constant vacationing drains meaning from life and that steady work toward one’s God given task maintains purpose. It contrasts restless wanderers with the steady routine of rural families and workers, noting strain in domestic life and the desire for fresh scenery.
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Nokcuss
Pleven Montith
Trent
Alibani A.nd
Tag
Hhe
Gulf Excursion Train to New Orleans From Dothan
Auditor McClellan announces a Gulf of Mexico excursion from Dothan to New Orleans via Panama City connecting with the steamer Manteo. The train leaves tomorrow the 20th at 6 45 am, berths nearly full, round trip about 1800. Prominent locals urged prompt passage to secure limited spaces and lower hotel costs. The piece also chronicles Dothan’s growth, railroads, and civic improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
A. and
St A BL
New Orleans
Paniman City
Manteo
Botha
Morrow
Almont
A Queer Accident Ends in Death of Connie Covington
Mobile report details the death of 3 year old Connie Covington of Silas after swallowing a doll’s font while at home. He was rushed to royal infirmary where a delayed operation proved too late. Sheriff Butler notified and processions prepared for burial.
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Mobile
Connie Covington
Archie Covington
Silas
Royal Infirmary
Butler
Dmerene
Batcher
Dows
Mail and stamp notes from Confederate veteran letter
A fragmented letter from Chas A Niche, a Confederate veteran, references stamps and dining, includes assurances about not compromising A. M. Piinee, and mentions Dothan Alabama in denial. The message contains unclear claims and general postal notes without verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
A. Niche
Confederumn Vetere
Dothan
Ala
Local visitors and attendees arrive for state convention
Mr J B Keyion and Miss Mary Hon I visit Dothan for the Duptt State Convention. Hey W PF Dhirt travels to Opp this morning. Mrs WL Jones of Rumson visits St Andrews. A visitor list notes several moder nt improvements and local residents in town.
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J.B. Keyion
Mary Hon
McKenzie
Patuana
Lanes Rumsey
Dothan
WL. Jones
Rumson
St. Andrews
I Provenments
A.&. Hoswiek
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Baptist Shieh
W. M. Anderson
THE
Alabama Press Associatin
Panama
Gulf
Celny
Chemayia
Mosof
Rosalie Court
Chigags
Walter &. Gilban
Old Dothan
Aya Uber
Ngs
Dotan
Cris
Anus
Iit
Rm. Dothan
Cotten Supply
Fave Iilhen
Deliais
Darge Deral
Ion
Cuzana
Tn Railroads
Atlack Coast Line
Central of Ciearvin
St. Andrews Bay Road
Panama City
Mac
Harriman
Quergia
Public Buildings
Houston
Rey
M. Purser
Fotmar
Audatuala
Covention
A.P. Wigging
Uiuinbridge
Steeeta
Pierson
Troy
F. L. Sowell
New Orienton
Pridgen
Bria Oethestedt
Jonte
BF. Getterfed
Ear
Iepera
Aston P
Aj Little
Howe
Heriff Butler
Deg
Cottonwood
SJ. Austin
Brown
Austin
Mr. Austin
Hey. W. PF Dhirt
M. Cherry
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