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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and times around May 1909 and locations but lacks coherent events. Readable items include dates, places, and several personal names, implying a public or community notice with scheduling or transfers.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a chaotic travel and illness note including mentions of Moscow Alabama and a hospital with an impending move. Details are garbled, multiple misspellings obscure events, people, and dates, leaving an incomplete scene and no clear outcome.
Jewell Harris acted as hostess for a juvenile embroidery club gathering on Rose Hill with a lively group. Officers were elected: Mary Howell for President and Jewell Harris for Vice President, as other attendees enjoyed a pleasant lawn program and social strolls. The club plans to entertain next Thursday with Mor Queuity Lieut Tha Dend and Annie Laurie Harne slated to attend.
The fragment notes visitors from Mass Reulah Collier of Columbia and Mr E B Edwards of Ozark in Dothan today. Townspeople express gratitude for patronage and mention upcoming events and local signals of community ties and humor.
A crowded event at Woods Millie drew attendees for a Sunday gathering hosted by The Sunday School column. The piece notes activities, local participation, and a casual community mood despite imperfect spelling.
Fragmentary ad style note touts beef quality and prompt service. Encourages calling numbers 28 or 261 for a trial roast or feed options.
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