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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary text describes a death incident in The Cohaalea Ci area with references to individuals, fees, and local events. Mentions a farmer and a council or committee, plus a vague note about a fund and warnings. The legible fragments hint at local civic matters and an incident context in a city setting.
An OCR laden fragment blends fantasy lines with garbled place names and memory tokens. It names Athens Covington Troy Watford and Covington Ga with scattered references to a flower girl and attendees. The piece lacks clear news structure and reads as a damaged page excerpt.
The article reports Willie Sohnsos, a Bronton teacher of about a decade, returning home after a bout with illness connected to Bettie Harcia. It notes nearby relatives and neighbors discussing the event, with a reference to DSQ Club meeting planned for Tuesday at four. The piece mentions several local residents and a sequence of visits to and from nearby households.
A garbled wedding notice announces Pagaga Mere 01 Mi Bowen and Wish Cith Mew with details of attendants and ceremony plans. The text also references related social events, guests, and celebratory notices from the community page.
An OCR fragment promotes a patent cure claiming relief from calacr and other ailments. It names Cheney and Co in Toledo and the National Bank of Commerce as endorsers or guarantors. The text boasts internal effectiveness, blood system benefits, and free trials or licenses.
The firm of Dell and Smith has been uncovered by initial complaint involving farmers and important interests in Canama City. Smith anticipates imminent action, with May 12th, 1497 on record as a significant date.
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