As One Case Long Cloth Finish Bleaching
A case of long cloth finishing in bleaching is reported with a coal price of 12 1 2 cents per unit and a full standard clearance price noted.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
3
A case of long cloth finishing in bleaching is reported with a coal price of 12 1 2 cents per unit and a full standard clearance price noted.
A terrier named Nancy, guarded by Fannie Raum, wandered from Flatbush to Hunterfroad and Prospect Park over forty minutes. Nancy found home after several missteps, with Fannie guiding and reuniting the dog with her worried guardians Nancy Raum and Charles H. Baum.
Reports tell of a baby claimed to speak of the end of the world and predict November disasters. Local residents describe frightened nerves as rumors spread among several community members and thoroughfare gossip grows louder.
Fragmented notes weave prophecy, dairy land bids, and a Glacier Park expansion. Mentions of a prophecy about death, openings at State Pine station, 430 acres of land with a home, and a hotel near Glacier Park’s eastern gateway. Includes diverse real estate pitches and future park plans with rail ties and infrastructure.
A Covina man rescues a bystander dragged under a moving vehicle as a runaway car skids along Citron Avenue. Mrs Goerholtzer clings to the radiator while bystanders and Goodell act to cut power. the incident ends with minor injuries and no further danger.
Washington reports outline a push to form a national organization for government workers. Key figures include George Cain of Tyne Maes and leading Sinn of Government Fin. Delegations would attend Republican and Democratic conventions to advocate for civil service reform and platform pledges.
The document lists Auburn's founding in 1912 as a comprehensive Alabama Polytechnic Institute with departments spanning engineering agriculture chemistry medicine and arts. It notes free tuition for Alabama residents and a $2000 endowment for campus dormitories with private families. President Chas Thach leads the effort with procedural details on board housing and staff.
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