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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
2
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A period piece laments readers canceling subscriptions while wrestling with whiskey’s influence and press freedom. It notes Mr. Pearce of route 7 objects to the Eagle quoting whiskey as a force that defies political and social pressure, and suggests editors face backlash from misguided opinions.
The fragmented text portrays That Man Taft traveling through Beverly to Washington, with mentions of the Panama Canal and poll tax concerns. It references Roosevelt and Patt in a disjointed, historically flavored narration.
A fragmentary appraisal notes the travel secretary as a prominent figure in the White House circle. It questions the official's use of funds, and suggests Mrs Taft and her acquaintances may know him less well than close traveling companions.
A fragmented 1912 era account describes street repairs with cement finishes on most blocks but delays at Andrews North and Main avenues. It notes unsatisfactory brickwork and ongoing construction disrupting travel while reflecting on political expectations for the coming year and the historical notion of ballots and elections.
Rumor says Patt Wold plans personnel changes at Ballinger post election. The town is reminded the election has concluded and officials are urged to act if dismissals are considered.
Stock phrases describe earnest voters yesterday reacting to the polls with varying enthusiasm compared to a year ago when the vote and the constitution were celebrated by supporters. The account notes a calmer mood and lingering concerns about outcomes and public trust.
Voters faced favorable conditions yesterday with clear skies and mild temperatures, boosting turnout. Local officials credited the pleasant weather for encouraging participation, noting no significant weather-related disruptions or complaints.
Citizens debate the Glass Trust prosecution with ironies about warnings for those standing too near. The remark questions whether aggressive action could trigger unintended risks and public backlash.
The report notes likely greater satisfaction overall with the complete results from yesterday’s election, suggesting the public mood leaned positive as figures and outcomes emerge.
Eye symptoms and vision issues are discussed, noting many people enjoy sharp sight yet harbor unseen imperfections. The article highlights common unnoticed eye problems and the importance of regular vision checks for early detection and proper care.
Private family offers board for business college students at twelve dollars and fifty cents monthly. Apply to J. D. Campbell for details and eligibility.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as valuable for every family member from children to adults to treat colds. It claims safety for all ages and notes it is sold by N. I. McCelhum. The page also mentions a library contest and a business trip by Take Chaffin down the Central earlier this morning.
River plantation listed at 12.80 per acre covering 967 acres with 700 acres open land and 400 acres river hammock in cultivation. It does not overflow and rents this year for 25 bales of cotton. Terms on half of it.
Auction style listings show several large tracts near Dothan including 520 plus acres with 370 cleared, running water, multiple settlements and two six room houses. Additional 140 acre farms with cultivations and schools nearby, plus 75 other farms and city property offered. Prices range around $20 per acre.
James Wiley of Troy is in the city on business. Solicitor R. H. Parks returns from a few days in Troy. Biggers, manager, opposite New Postoffice, Dothan.
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