Local News Briefs Highlight Visits and Commerce
Dothan residents and visitors shown in this clippings section include J. W. Watson and M. N. Carlisle. F. J. Weathers offers coffee and Brown Mule Tobacco at cut prices. Prof. J. W. Brown returns from Chicago. Rev. M. E. Bethea arrives in town. J. Stallings wed Miss Hudmon. City Hall gathers for a mill inducement meeting. various ad notices and local notices follow.
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Messrs
Byrd Farmer
Russ Porter
Panama City
St. Andrwes Road
Bay
F. J. Weathers
Kolb May Enter Race for Alabama Agriculture Commissioner
Montgomery March 1 reports indicate Cap Aly R. Kolb will run for commissioner of agriculture. Kolb served two terms in that office and was twice a gubernatorial candidate. He once led the Kolb belt against governor Thos. G. Jones, who was twice elected executive.
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Montgomery
Ala
Iavell
Capaly R. F. Kolb
Kolb
Tho G. Jones
Protracted Meeting Closes at Foster Street M E Church
After two weeks of sermons Rev Mangum of Enterprise led a protracted meeting at Foster Street M E Church that concluded last night. The revival produced a spiritual awakening with 34 new converts joining the church. Rev Mangum and his wife departed for home this evening.
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Foster Street M. E
Mangum
Enterprise
Ordination Service Attended by Eminent Divines
From Monday's Daily at the Episcopal Church yesterday morning eminent divines of this church were present for the ordination service noting notable clergy attendance and ceremonial proceedings.
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Episcopal Church
Ordination service conducted for W S Poynor by Alabama bishop
The pastor W. S. Poynor was ordained to the priesthood. The Rt. Rev. C. M. Beckwith of the Diocese of Alabama performed the service. The ordination sermon was preached by Rev. W. N. Claybrook of Birmingham. The ceremonies impressed a church full of people and the evening service was conducted by Bishop Beckwith.
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W. S. Poynor
C. M. Beckwith
Diocese of
Alabama
W. N. Claybrook
Birmingham
Oily Tongued Strangers Debate License Fees in Kansas Legislation
Emporia Gazette reports a Kansas legislature debate over a proposed stiff license fee for medicine sellers and traveling agents. A Manhattan resident, claiming to sell genuine medicines, argues higher fees would ruin his rural Marshall county trade. Critics say agents exploit communities, while druggists pay taxes and support local welfare.
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Kanes
Topeka
Manhattan
Marshall County
Marysville
Frankfort
Emporia Gazette
County Commissioners Meet Today To Finish Undisposed Business
The Board of County Commissioners convened to wrap up unfinished matters from the regular meeting. They will focus on roads and bridges around the county as their main agenda.
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Board of County Commissioners
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