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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1908
Page
2
Application filed to enter a second class matter at the Gathin Als post office. The notice references The Dothan gle’ and MALL Béiter & Prop, Palephone Wo. 110.
A late 19th century style rural editorial urges voters to vote early and support the Democratic party, criticizing Republican access to county and state offices. It questions party loyalty, notes the upcoming amendments, and warns about disenfranchisement of Republican voters in primaries.
A 19th century Alabama piece discusses factional divisions within the Republican Party over civil rights, noting a historic split of “lil whites” and “fly whites.” It cites campaign fundraising in Houston County and asserts the party now aligns with federal civil rights laws, arguing unity with the negro vote and stressing political power depends on integration.
A call to voters urges not to skip tomorrow and to stay engaged. It emphasizes doing something meaningful, spotting deserters, and supporting the party to the last moment, marking the day as a duty and a chance to make a strong show.
A disputed proposal asks if Democratic managers may bar voters who support another party from primaries. The measure centers on race and presidential election participation, debating equality and the role of primaries. Supporters urge a new county amendment to clarify lines of participation.
Classified notice offering an ideal automobile garage space with a glass front and close-in location. Apply this office.
Mrs K H Parke visits in the city staying with Mrs J K Harris on South Street Andrewa Street. Mrs Pars spent time at Panama City. Charley Faulk travelled to Columbia in his new car covering 22 miles in 1 hour 20 minutes. Frank Bonham leaves for San Antonio to prep for a Missouri January cadet ship exam at West Point, appointed by Senator J H Bankhead. Vote for the Hiew Counts Amendment.
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