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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
5
Thieves broke into J. W. Huxley’s smokehouse on Beadland avenue last night and carried away several cans of lard and a barrel of syrup. Bloodhounds failed to pick up a scent. Sheriff Batter was notified but the burglars remain at large.
The Ladies of the Home Mission Society will meet Wednesday at three o'clock in the ladies parlor. An important meeting is planned and every member is requested to be present.
A Kalem Western drama screens with action between cowboys and Indians, offering rugged frontier life. Also shown are Melies comedy The Salt on the Bird’s Tail and a novelty song Some Jobaphine in My Flying Machine.
The Us sery Grocery Company announces plans to ship 700 pounds of Talk's butter in two deliveries weekly, aiming to stabilize supply and pricing.
A marriage license was issued to Mr. J. D. Bryan and Miss Suzy Taberville, residents of Webb, as recorded in local civil records.
An old advertisement from Battle Creek Michigan promotes Foley Kidney Pills. It claims the product cured severe kidney and bladder trouble and urinary irregularities. The notice states it is for sale by N. H. McCallum.
Local advert notes hot drinks available at Bragdon with a variety of options. Nix Drag Co. supplies tater products.
Milwaukee reader Paul Otte reports Foley's Honey and Tar as superior for coughs and claims it saved his baby's throat in one day. He thanks the makers and notes a local seller listing N. H. McCallam. The ad-like fragment mentions black and yellow packaging and a carton, with praise for effectiveness.
The plumbing shop of E. G. Bragdon has been moved from the previous location to a new site, with the relocation affecting local business operations and customer access. Details on the new address were not provided in the fragment.
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