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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
2
A fragment from a 1911 Dothan newspaper column discusses political figures, graft rumors, and civic issues in Atlanta and beyond. It mentions Kin in public office, a chautauqua offer, railroad concerns, and a New York church resignation, reflecting era chatter and regional curiosity.
The letter discusses whiskey sales and local option politics, arguing for voter input on prohibition. It criticizes legislators and party figures, mentions Dr. Aked and Jefferson County, and questions the readiness of leaders to pursue church work and governance amid efforts to ease liquor restrictions.
A social event titled St Patrich s Day In The Evening hosted by Ble Clasy No 21 at Wee elreet on Friday evening features an Irish tale by Moore and an Irish funny story with a prize. A lunch for two in a box will be auctioned to the men with the purchaser sharing a lunch with the lady on a card. Irish songs and readings precede the event. Admission free. hosted by Mrs. W J Renfroe and Thos Burdeshaw president. Also a lost hog notice seeks information from Howard for knowledge of the animal.
A sermon on duty to dependents warns that without provision the family suffers losses of education and stability. It urges purchasing life insurance and cites National Life of Vermont, represented by L. G. Biggers, with contact number 428 at Farmer-Porter-Crawford Building.
A mixed set of property ads shows brick stores and homes for rent and sale. Listings include a brick store for 80.60 monthly, land and lots on West Main and Washington Streets, three vacant parcels, a four room house on South St Andrews, and a large store on North Foster Street. Contact Tutwiler at office 497.
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