Local Notes Highlight Abbeville Visitors and Dothan Commitments
R. E. Stokes arrives from Abbeville on Wednesday while M. L. Buie from Webb discusses his paper amid town activity. Ralph Ghent returns from Marion College. N. R. Jordan settles town dues. Mrs. W. H. Crawford attends matters from Panama City. Will Grant sick at home. Mrs. W. H. King improving after a severe illness. A. F Stearns travels from Selma to Dothan likely for cotton season. Mr. Jordan senior faces serious old age illness. H. Forden’s father near recovery. H D Byrd of Pratt City subscribes to the Eagle and notes the convict defeat at No. 10 Slope. C. W. Brown and family visit Dothan as he transfers to Waycross with Coast Line assignment.
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HD. Byrd
Pratt City
Dothan
Eagle
Tennessee Company
Local Visitors and Rev Craig Attends Presbyterians Assembly
Mr and Mrs Jim Kendrick of Greenville visit J D Flowers family in the city. Rev E M Craig chosen by East Alabama Presbytery as 484 Commissioner to the general assembly of Presbyterians meeting this week in Greensboro North Carolina.
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Jim Kendrick
Greenville
City
J. D. Flowers
E. M. Craig
East Alabama
A Good Woman Dies in Dothan Home
Mrs. W. G. Flowers died at the family home at the corner of St Andrews and Burdeshaw Streets after a prolonged illness. She was the daughter of James Baxley, a prominent Dothan citizen, and many friends regret her passing.
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W. G. Flowers
St Andrews and
Burdeshaw Streets
James Baxley
Dothan
Card of Thanks from Election Victory Supporter
Editor of the Eagle thanks friends and supporters across the county for their earnest and active interest that secured victory in Monday’s election. Respectfully and gratefully.
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the Eagle
Old Money Promises Clean Bills for Old Currency
A short notice claims new clean bills will replace worn money and that old currency can be sent to Washington for destruction without cost to the owner. The note stresses health risks from ragged money and suggests a disposal plan.
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Washington
Smith Hall Wins Houston County Primary Bid
Tax Collector Smith Hall, a 21 year old with no prior political office, won Monday's primary after facing strong opposition from experienced candidates. The editors endorse Hall, noting his ability, honesty, and faithfulness, and express confidence that taxpayers will not regret the result.
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Houston County
Smith Hall
Panama City Bay Front Acre Lots For Sale
Bay waterfront acre lots offered at 300 dollars each. Few remaining at best locations. premium value cited as worth twice the price elsewhere. Quick sale urged with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. See seller promptly.
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Paragon Pharmacy
R. E. Stokes
Abbeville
M. L. Buie
Webb
Ralph Ghent
Marion College
N. R. Jordan
W. H. Crawford
Panama City
Will Grant
W. H. King
A. F’ Stearns
Selma
Mr. Jordan
H. Forden
C. W. Brown
Jacksonville
Coast Line
Waycross
Houston National Bank
Hall
J. B. Deli
M. B. Byrd
Leeds
Post Office
ALA
Ries Promptio
J.T. Binion
Dothan, Ala
W.M. Louis
Alabama
P. O. Box
Mothi
Lise
McCall-Um
Lothan, Ala
W.C. Strickland
Optician
Dethan
Ameri
W. H. Whaley
W.R. Flowers Lumber Co
Dothan, Alabama
Young’s Shoe Stor
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