City Council Recess Signals Power Loss Probe
The city council met last night with President A Y Malone and Aldermen present as absent members noted. Attorney Reid and Mayor Baker attended. an alderman received permission to erect a corrugated iron pool building for a sale stable. Pilcher reported city power leakage at about 46 percent due to undersized wires overheated transformers and other defects.
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Honest Buy Advice Warns Against Substitutes for Coca Cola
A bold warning advises shoppers to avoid unscrupulous dealers who push worn out goods and substitutes. The notice urges consumers to insist on genuine Coca Cola and to demand exact quality and delivery when purchasing, emphasizing clarity in brand and service.
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City Rejects Proposals for Jetty Power Supply Plan
City council nixed two proposals from Choctaw Hatchery Light and Power Co. to furnish Jetty with electricity at a flat rate of 0.8 cents per KW hour for up to 150 KW hours, or a higher 210 HP option. Current plant costs and water waste leakage were weighed against potential gains and long term contracts.
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Council Adjourns Over Engineering Post and School Building Deal
The meeting discussed appointing an electrical engineer for system improvements and the high school building trade. Mir He Wasford urged cost reductions while the Finance Committee was told to advance the school project. Multiple applicants for the engineer post were considered but no candidate agreed upon and the session adjourned to Thursday night.
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Bond Controversy Over City Water and Sewer Issues
Voters face a heated debate over a 26000 issue for lighting water works and sewer bonds. Arguments focus on legality and whether the bonds were properly authorized or require new approval. The outcome could trigger new elections or bond sales depending on court and taxpayer reaction.
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Dothan Plans Public Eye On Industrial Growth
Editors in Alabama will meet in Dothan this week and discuss new industrial projects. The piece notes plants in Dothan producing cotton, wood, and metal goods, with multiple factories already established and markets ample for their products.
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Construction plan set for new $20,000 high school building
The finance committee advances a two decade plan to build a new high school in the northwestern town area. Work will start after bond approval, with four wards and expanded educational facilities to attract families seeking a finer school system beyond the current south side offerings.
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Weather gloom deepens over Alabama fields and towns
Reports describe widespread flooding and crop damage across Alabama as heavy rains persist. Officials note inundated ground around irrigation ditches and standing water near plants while urging farmers to brace for continued disruption and consider alternative crops. Local weather observers warn conditions remain severe in Black Belt regions.
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County Commission Appoints Committee for Road to Houston
The county commission in the afternoon appointed Me ul Ho Malone to a committee to communicate with Senator Haukhead on behalf of the town. They seek national government support to build a mile of road in Houston County and to assess costs and practicality for better local roads.
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Confidence Amid Adversity Inspires Deep Friendship
A reflective tale centers on a gifted flower symbolizing trust and resilience. It traces how a fragile start matures through trials, drawing in key figures named Drewseth and Segina as supportive friends. The narrative blends romance with enduring loyalty.
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Ambiguous Film Court suit rumors at New York 25
The Biograph Company has sued in New York for damages estimating 25.6 million over a disputed name and image issue. An apology or settlement is sought to secure patronage without infringing the studio image.
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