Echoes From Alabama Press Association Meet
The Alabama Press Association gathered in Dothan June 17 1909 with about fifty members and visiting editors. President Lawrence M pave welcomed Alabama editors. discussions covered many resolutions and the organizers praised Dothan Commercial Club. A banquet at Hotel Malin followed by a grand tour to St Andrews Bay Panama City and a farewell ball capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Press
Dothan
Ala
Qwetmpolys
Heehion
The
Press Association
Wooluk
Lawrence Mi Pave
Alabama
C Stich
Rob L Sel
Sema
Ith
Mtr Vanes
Wemphig
Commercial Club
Ciizens of
Malin
Wit
Cloyinaka
Clork
Bridas
Panama City
St Andrews
Avtas
Agen
Panama
Civ
Maunoha Park
St Andecus
Pacareer City
Peatitude
Dothan Paoeia
Muhania Press Association
They Whistle At Work Dreamy Workers Celebrate Silent Dream
A fragmented piece on workers Wilbur and Orville Wright and the idea that happiness and fulfillment come from pursuing a personal dream. The text extols dream chasing as the fuel for dedication at the bench and the key to joy beyond routine toil, urging workers to find and pursue their own visions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Wilbur
Cary Wurkmi
Tew Trad Tevon Bench Noted In Journal
Fragmentary note reports Tevon at the bench during a game, with unclear surrounding details but mentions eight good goals or assists and a journal reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ua Journal
Venice Notes From a Wanderer in The Isles
A fragmentary travel letter describes Venice and its wonders. The author and unnamed companion observe crowded markets, ornate glassware, lace, and jewelry from across Europe, with emphasis on shops, space, and display. The fish market captivates more than galleries, while churches, including St. Mark's, are encountered on a hot day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Hah
Emporn
Kansas City
Rome
Bent Murdock
Plana
Inez
Venice
Reine Cor
Naples
Floren
Antiquis
Eurege
Bart Fur
Vila Samme
Anila
Titbalus
Emporis
Winely
Dansy
Stone
Italy
Venne
St. Mark’s
Elesenth Ustinet Manoui Cutfirenice District Conference
The Elesenth Ustinet Manoui Cutfirenice district conference closed successfully with a large crowd witnessing the public installation comments at the Poster Street Vetho district church. Gredas sent as two for them for adort time for the diithag of the of fiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Wouduk
Poster Street
Local Marriage Licenses And Community Notes
Fragmented local notices describe marriage license activity among residents including Taedee Liesl, Miss Viola Marta, and Lila Purest with visits in Dothan and Florala. The piece mentions Major Winters, business ties in Montgom ery, and community figures traveling to Panar aa for church and professional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taedee
Liesl Tees
Malvern
Betle
Duns
Dothan Forest Hill
Viola Marta Sknumb
Lee Calle Florala
Bliss
Lila Purest
Columbia
Jersey Dream on Sunday Afternoon Dairy Display
Fragmentary notes describe a dairy display named Jersey Dream and a crowd pleasing cream product. Vivid but unclear imagery suggests old photos and mournful figures, with fleeting mentions of a race or effort and a hurried exit into light.
Opportunities and duties of editors
Imr Mooney argues editors must mentor readers toward civic life and productive work. He rails against urban diffusion, urges investment in libraries and cultural institutions, and promotes scientific agriculture and educated rural leadership to strengthen the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imr. Mooney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alabama Press Association
Soames
Vabaina
Witeptas
Cepat
Sothan
Cation
St Audens
Bay of St Antre
St Andrews Bay
Bath-House
Gulf
Huan
Baca
Andrews
Ait Brane
William Alien White
Kun
the Gazette
UST
Elesenth
Major Winters
Montcomers
Sen Bon
Mr Lo Walden
Kater Rma
Panaraa Ity
North
Alabana
Mesy Henry
Janey JL Watan
Bnterprige
Phan
Vetersen
Shaithh
Jersey Dream
United States
Fagland Bugland
Uae
Cain
Debating Society
Pal
Masons Beaker
Bled
Endeas
Hege
New York
Wwe
Agriculture At College
Oratare
Law Department
State University
M. Cherry
W. Maintreet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!