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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
4
A jumble of clipped lines mentions Do Than Alabama Fairbanks and contentment at work. Observations range from disease as compound interest to taking time by the forelock and avoiding shin kicks. References to Bill Taft Jim Sherman King Alphonso and Ena appear as varied as hotel guests.
A reflective column lampoons local politics and newspapers, noting campaigns for governor and potential candidates including Cunningham Clayton Mallory Seed and Brandon. The piece mocks sensationalism in press coverage and its influence on public opinion and advertising in the community.
George D. Baker of Dothan and Miss Bush of Colquitt Georgia were married at the bride’s parents home in Colquitt. Baker is a known Dothan business man, Miss Bush is J. A. Bush’s daughter who is prominent in Colquitt. Courtship began two months ago during a business trip. Friends wish them happiness.
A spoof letter from Houston County mocks tax assessment notices and alleged official accuracy praising county officials. It questions real estate and horse valuations and notes a June 1908 date with references to John A. Hays and Geo. Leslie. The piece ends signing as "JOSH."
General Oates and S D Bloch back the convention system as a replacement for primaries. Oates hints at contesting Col Wiley’s seat before a convention, noting his experience would make him a strong candidate, yet doubts he could reach a convention in Alabama politics.
An Illinois young man attempts to marry the same girl four times, and she remains willing. he fails to show up due to stage fright. They waited an hour last time. A remedy suggested is blindfolding either party or using a long distance telephone to coordinate the event.
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