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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
5
BR. E. Byrd from Coffee Springs, A. L. Kelley from Blocomb, and W. J. Burkett from Ashfoed were in town today. Mrs. W. Y. Smith from Columbia visited yesterday with the family of 8 at Troy Street, as noted by local residents.
A belt of early 20th century film items showcases Biograph Life’s Cycle dramatic feature The brother’s prayer answered aimed at churchgoers. Pathe Freres offers American comedy A Simple Mistake showing police errors in a funny caper. An illustrated song Every Girl I Get the Other Fellow Steals promotes musical novelty.
The Kitty Gray Company at the Filite last night drew a large audience and featured several notable moments. The program included motion pictures of the Json Wolzust fight and references to Poley's Kit Remed y. Also advertised were medical products and assorted goods for sale by local sellers.
SE G Sparks of Eufaula and Bud Johnson of Troy were in town this morning. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Mullen. Albany visitor M Shakleford and Graceville resident W C Box stopped by. Graceville residents Rk A Bee and Fila from Southport were seen yesterday. Fred Cameron of Troy and Vera Crawford visiting an aunt on East Neg yer City appeared in city notes. RW Lisenby also listed on the street.
Official and contract bonds favored if issued by the National Surety Company. The Trouston Joan and Abstract Co. listing Gaines as secretary treasurer. Farms for sale in Houston county including several vice farms and woodlands with low price, part cash, long time on balance. George Leslie, Dothan, Ala.
Marriage licenses issued for Myr Mose Daniel of Kiner Florida and Miss Kula Kirkland of Cottonwood, and for W P Harris of Banks and Miss Minnie Black of Dothan. The notice also contains an unrelated remark about vaccination.
The notice outlines a four dollar per year rate for local subscriptions with early renewal incentives and a three dollar rate for residents outside the city paid in advance for six months. Coupons are offered with each advance payment.
An old advertisement praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best and safest cough remedy. It touts quick cures, mentions a customer named Mr Otto Paul of Milwaukee, and lists sales by N. H. McCallaum with references to a black and yellow carton.
Poplar Head Pressing Club issues cash cards at $1.25 good for six suits pressed and one cleaned. Credit system discontinued, cards sold for cash for better service. Cards valid until used. Phone 143 Jeff D. Pilcher, Proprietor.
A reader testimonials Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. The note claims lasting relief and high recommendation, with a reference to local seller and endorsement from a customer.
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