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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
2
The readable bits show a Dothan bachelor arguing against marriage, a misspelled phrase about a snake, calls for women to motion for a new trial, and a claim the United States and Mare favor neutrality. Imitation and battery phrases appear as stray fragments.
The piece discusses retrenchment ideas and how property values and tax bonds affect county finances. It mentions Governor pledges, legislative action, and a call to put bonds to a public vote. It notes concerns about railroads, bond relief, and fiscal responsibility amid political pressure.
A garbled piece argues about church growth, religious liberty, and broad kindness. It references Kohut, cotton filters, a milk cow, and a roadside feast that drew 20 000 people, amid scattered mentions of Doan and a fair.
A Kansas City dispatch reports Brayek Balky Colloider plans to retire from its stock bar fixture business. The company shifts focus to manufacturing talking machines and Ababa cases, amid global sentiment against open silent bar practices.
The clipped newspaper snippet notes changes at the Green Weasing renamed Ledger under new editor Prath The report references a juror who held out and potential political profit questions amid editor shifts with terse partisan commentary.
A muddled discussion on water protection appears in a clipped passage noting crowd beliefs about water use and cleanliness. A separate brief reports a Chattanooga woman filing for divorce over a birthday Ford gift, with a curious consequence described in local notes.
A fragmented report notes rising support for a policy or program in Alabama. The text mentions growing enthusiasm and potential steps to implement or expand the measure, with emphasis on local attitudes and political momentum.
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