Panama City to Get an Ice Plant Soon
The Pilot reports Panama City is planning an ice plant soon. A scene near the coat house prompts questions about safety as the dispensary district remains active.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
4
The Pilot reports Panama City is planning an ice plant soon. A scene near the coat house prompts questions about safety as the dispensary district remains active.
Citizens urged to visit Dothan for artesian water claimed pure and identical in quality to the famed source. Local hosts promote the drinkable mineral water as a simple, refreshing option for travelers and locals alike.
On last Sunday fourteen inches of snow fell in Butter, Montana. The storm created heavy snowfall that quickly began to melt as the day passed, leaving slushy streets and lingering cold.
Fragmentary weather note mentions snow in Manta and Alabama, with references to Athens and Doti in a loose pattern. No clear locations or dates, but hints at mixed conditions across regions.
A brief note describes a friend admitting fault in certain questions. The admission appears in a casual setting with emphasis on honesty and self awareness. No further actions or consequences are detailed.
The claim recalls whiskey sales at a single pole house era and notes that this would mark the first time the site has been dry.
The Daily State faces accusations of acting as a press agent for the Tribune editor, while a congressional campaign rumor gains traction. The fragment suggests political intrigue and alleged partisan influence in reporting.
The water wagon has not been seen on the streets since Tuesday morning, and whether any citizens are riding, we are not able to say.
Citizens debate how to raise funds and what assessment lines will be required for the Dispensary project. The mayor is urged to set the financing plan at a suitable level to proceed.
The Panama City Vilot Lis debuts on the table as a compact weekly paper, about a man’s hand high, showing local enterprise. It praises community spirit and urges residents to support the publication to help boost the region.
The editor speaks to readers about how to capture attention by focusing on home, people, and places. The piece notes that audiences form strong opinions, prefer concise discussion, and may lose interest with excessive debate on burning questions.
The Clipper Editor criticizes large sums poured into favored state schools and argues rural districts would benefit more if money were shared. He contends the wealth would return to citizens sooner if funds were distributed more evenly.
The passage argues that public sentiment drives law enforcement and social change more than formal statutes. It suggests mobs or crowds can force gunfire on courthouses, unlock prisons, desecrate churches, or fill blocks with vice, then reverse course just as easily. It stresses aligning sentiment to enable legal action.
Captain McKenzie recalls the dispensary fight and notes his shift from small property loss to steady growth. He now owns ten dollars worth of property where he once owned more, yet he remains committed to the town’s future. He argues open bars are not required to foster a thriving community.
The county roads are in bad condition and rural carriers fear routes may be discontinued if an inspector visits. The piece urges taxation or convict labor to fix roads, criticizes last minute court year habits, and calls for legislative action for a road law to ensure durable improvements.
A Dothan dispensary dies quietly as town leaders and citizens debate its closure. The facility opened ten years ago amid growth in whiskey profits and local pride, but a failing health of the enterprise and shifts in public will lead to its abrupt end as officials vow no whiskey, no business.
Notice states the Alabama legislature will be requested to act on a bill affecting ownership of records from Houston and Henry counties. It outlines jurisdiction of Houston and Henry county circuit courts over civil and criminal cases, clerk duties, process issuance, and ratification of judgments across counties. It mentions locations in Dothan and surrounding areas, with courts to retain force and effect of prior cases.
In Houston County Alabama on June 11 1907 Judge C B Register ordered notice of attachment for defendant J W Cox. Property levied includes feather bed cotton mattress bed sheets bed quilts table cloth tin pans and a sitter. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks and mailed to Cox. county court records show non resident of Alabama as subject.
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