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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1915
Page
4
Mia receives The Eagle's ticket for two reels at the Palace Theatre on Wednesday. She will present a copy of The Eagle at the ticket window when asking for more tickets. The note mentions a Bio graph comedy titled Henpeek Cotta Night Us.
For sale items include Kading Ne Machine Paper at Etheldand and Jewelry Co. offering 81 pounds. Hale Scholarship for business college—apply to attic. Desirable 80 acre farm near Dathan with 40 cultivated, good wire fence, £3,000 worth of buildings, bargain offer. Apply Office.
Fragmentary notice advertises goods and services at Greene's 10c store. It mentions crockery and teas and hints at promotional rates for potential buyers. The text references Sunday School delegates and a general sales pitch in a historical ad voice.
Fragmentary note mentions Muicau of Froi Georgia farming this week and a reference to Mrs Kayo Welle returning home. Additional garbled text mentions Dothan and Well, but core facts are unclear and names are sparse.
Unclear legal notice indicates a thaw hearing has been postponed to April with writs of habeas corpus involved. Attorneys are mentioned, and the action appears to hinge on pending orders or motions. The fragmentary text notes the postponement followed by unspecified requirements or submissions.
A fragment notes a price for children’s prints and mentions Daniel returning from an unnamed location. The text is garbled but implies pricing and a local store context. No clear organizations or dates are ascertainable.
Fragmented OCR notes describe southern cattle are in demand, with Meridian and Mississippi markets attracting cattlemen. Reports hint at improved shipments and price signals, while quarantine and disease concerns loom. The piece notes stock farm remains and potential profit in the cattle trade despite uncertain quality and regional shifts.
It was learned Ming Tane Ad of Chicago has been chosen as chaser chainman for the International Congress of Wan to be held at The House. She will wait in New York from April 13 to participate in the event.
Madison Heights Virginia resident Charles A Ragland endorses Thedford's Black-Draught as the best medicine for indigestion and related stomach issues including nervousness nausea and heartburn. He notes relief after taking the remedy and urges others to seek proper treatment for digestive problems.
In Webb, worship at the Baptist church featured a sermon by Rev Fan. Miss Warrel attended in Dothan. Dora Cash visited Dora Jat. Sacred Harp singing planned at the Baptist church. Residents noted ground conditions and a few travelers noted traveling out of Webb.
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