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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
3
A fragmented local notice reflects on town governance and public concerns. It mentions Mr Uno WoReddy and references Pagle's arguments about power, urging attention to welfare and civic duties amid a charged atmosphere.
A fragmented reminiscence traces how Dothan grew from a sparsely settled route town to a bustling center after a proposed Midland road plan fell through. It credits Headland and Columbia with partial growth and laments missed opportunities that might have altered the region’s development. The piece notes the shift toward banking and commerce, the town’s current status, and the impact of the failed route on surrounding communities.
The fragment lists a city market area with an advertisement for a dr. proprietor and a hotel, mentioning telephone numbers and street distances. Names such as Pelh and Armilsonge appear among partial words, indicating an old style listing or directory item.
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