13 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
1
The meeting was well attended and deemed a success with many farmers present. Dothan residents and Londance figures joined as officers. Hallie Lisenly elected president and J. Linenby named secretary. Diversification plans discussed. enthusiasm high for the undertaking.
A scrambled notice from local leaders urges Dothan supporters to raise at least 4000 to back a planned five-town league project. The plea cites grandstand and fence costs, ground guarantees, and player expenses, with only about 1000 raised so far. The organizers promote the venture as essential to regional pride and future prosperity.
A garbled OCR page mentions banking figures, deposits, reserves, and overdrafts with references to Federal Reserve, Bond pledges, and capital accounts. It lists names like Belcher and Dinekard and includes scattered financial lines, dates, and currency terms, all in a confused ledger-like format.
The readable text shows a fragmentary report about a committee or executive group with names such as John Sander A Malone and other signatures. Mentions of cities or places and future plans are obscured by garbled characters and missing context.
Notice records a mortgage default by Ge eartain Mery and spouse to Moree Givens and others in Houston County. It references a deed of trust dated April, with detailed land descriptions in Townships and Ranges, and states initiation of foreclosure proceedings. The document lists involved parties, court location, and attorney details as part of the public notice in the Probate Office records.
Fragmented text describes coupon books with values like 3 and 8 and mentions coupons accepted at a sale. It references customers, convenience, and pricing but the details are garbled. The item appears to cover a sale of coupon books, with coupons in those books and a discount rate noted.
A fragmented OCR note from New York City describes a garbled transit event or observation. Readable names and places are sparse, with many illegible phrases and stray terms suggesting a bus, street, or local scene.
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