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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1914
Page
3
Resolutions from Birmingham business leaders urge support for B Comer for governor. They claim Comer’s administration saved public funds amid criticism of O Neal and Comer disbursements, citing audited totals and annual spending figures while warning against alleged mismanagement.
A signed political appeal urges continued support for a candidacy and aims for an overwhelming May 11 election victory. The list of signatories includes multiple local residents and community figures urging TVT newspaper readers to back the candidate.
A long list of Birmingham based lumber and manufacturing companies appears in strong resolutions. Names include Ewart Lumber Co, Baber Lumber Co, Latimer Lumber Co, Adams-Ouimelehomber Co, and others tied to business leaders such as J. Oden and Hetty G. Brabiton. The document references resolutions by presidents and mentions numerous merchants.
The Atlantic Count railway shows two massive new freight engines entering Montgomery district, first seen early morning with a second following in the afternoon. Freight traffic to increase next week with heavier locomotives planned. Three special trains carrying Confederate veterans passed through the Coast Line yesterday toward Jacksonville. Additional engines expected soon.
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A fragment advertises lodging at a place called Wood or Ash Wood Inn offering fishing and cottages near Dothan. It mentions rates around 108 dollars a week, accessibility by automobile, and contact for lodging details, possibly in Marlow or Ash Vis.
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