Atlantic Coast Line Pays Alabama State Taxes Early
The Atlantic Coast Line Railway offers to pay Alabama state taxes to alleviate treasury shortfalls. Agent O Morgan reports a $4000 payment received in Dathan for Tonston county with more sums expected from other counties. The move helps fund school teachers amid fiscal strain and is lauded as timely assistance.
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Coast Line
Alabama
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
O. . Morgan
Atlantic Coast Bine
Dathan
Tonston
School Jr. 1st Grade Rally Names Teachers and Students
A list from an old school page shows 1st Grade and Grade levels with numerous students and staff. Names include Atkinson Edwin Gregory Baker Harry Lee Faulk J Cherry Br and Mattie Martin along with teachers Orhel Hall Mann Cherry Raymand Gunners and Vredrick Mizell. Other listed students include Pullen Jannelly Vaughn Gaines Hall McClintock Ramsey Hollis Eller Stovall Taton Hand Keyton Harrison and Hatcher.
Pigs Stolen Overnight Amid Noise Ring at Express Office
A noise inquiry at the Southern Express Company office uncovered ten squealing pigs among the storage area, with no books rocked overnight. No suspects or items linked to the pigs were found, though one sow was shipped from the west to Enterprise, and the Enterprise driver is expected to handle further swine deliveries.
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Southern Express Company
Home Point
Enterprise
Ddehaa
Enterprise Iyer
Fourth Grade and Seventh Grade Names Gathered in School Roster
A long list of student names and grades appears to mix spellings and initials across multiple classes. The fragment suggests a school roster or yearbook-like item with students from 4th 7th and 8th grades including Crawford Fuller Flowers Fuller Trawick and many others.
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Matos Crawford
Robert Crawford
Max Davi
John Flowers
Nelo Fuller
Mavauret
Uantings
Mildred Hill
Closs Lisenby
Very Trawick
Violet Carselle Jr
Wa Mae Gay
Bankers Bride Weds Educated Woman From Joliet
Joliet Illinois November 14 From wedding gossip to the press the tale centers on Mrs Geo Woodrull wife of the head of a bank owners club. Her husband a leading banker and ex president of a national bank section is seen arranging a social ascent through education and marriage. The ceremony yesterday drew much attention as a major social event in the season.
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Joliet, HL
Steingrether
Mra
Geo
Woodril
Mbinnix
Wonkat
Dlied
Wishin
Brildting
Abias Leuine Benta
Woodrull
Woodrait
Woodrail
Orptien
Ber
David UL Dents
Gee Bey
7th Grade Students Named in Local Class Roster
The list names seventh grade students including Neil Morgan Gladys Powell Ruth Aten Mary Louise Campbell Christine Grassen Elizabeth Tatu Lucy Williams Chrnee Harris Keyton Linzie Bryan Sentell Harraw and others. It reflects a school roster with numerous names across multiple sections.
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Dien Parker
Mame Wouter
Fom
A. Willis Panude Cabeause Hately
Dblrene Watts Howell Sr
Neil Morgan
Gladys Powell
Rm Stolasid
Ruth Aten
Mary Louise Camptell Killin Crawford
Chaire Culver Partie Caines
Christine Grassen
Joe Tirant Stable
Emnie Saxote
Elizabeth Tatu
Lucy K. Williams
Chrnee Harrisonie
Keyton Linzie Bryan Sentell
Harraw
Marriage license sought in probate office scene
A man visited the probate office in a cheerful mood asking for a marriage license. Clerks recognized his purpose immediately, though he gave no explicit reason, and he left with his secret request understood.
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Vegetman
Boyette School Honor Roll Names by Grade
A readable list shows the Boyette School honor roll by grade with multiple students named per class. Fourth grade includes Awetin Foster and others. third grade features Hannel Fencach and Nettie Hughes. first grade lists Facile Woods and Fred Vearock among teachers noted at the end.
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Gradd
Jersic Fontes
Kealdine
Hoan Lee Smith
Minnie Lee Slay
Pat Peacock
Facile Woods
Fred Vearock
Hubert Smith
Miriaan Catton
Byrium Falaom
Lonnie
Williams
Fragmentary plea prompts odd newspaper request
A clipped article fragment describes clerks reacting to a strange request for a wake key and mentions a group named de papers. The text is garbled but suggests a local scene with peculiar demands and day-to-day office details.
A Little Wanted Now and Then I Will Do the Work For Business Men
A brief saying outlines willingness to perform tasks for businessmen. The note emphasizes readiness to take on work as needed, reflecting a practical mindset for professional service. The tone is direct and concise, suited to a newspaper card caption.
May's Swunl? and Police Mak Craks
A fragmentary report describes May’s Swunl? and police actions at a coastal event. It notes individuals charged with serious offenses, including a fatality, and mentions a mayor facing a speeding charge. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Sweet Potato Feat Delights Readers on Route Seven
The Eagle notes a rare five and a quarter pound white variety sweet potato, grown by Mero L Rela on route seven. The event captivated local readers as Mr Hoting reportedly tasted the record specimen in Plovida.
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Mero
L. Rela
Mr. Hoting
Plovida
Convention at Pansey Sehooat at Liberty Church
The Hoston County Sunday School Convention will meet at Liberty Church in Pat sex Thursday and Wednesday. A large number of attendees expected with events and activities announced for the week.
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Pansey
Hoston County
Weston Pat Liberty Church
Ate Fend
Tomorrow Night at Auditorium A Kale Dramatic Event
A two week tour by Mr. Robert Hilliard presents a dramatic theme inspired by Rudyard Kipling and Porter Emersen Browne with a live company. The production features charged performances and emphasizes a bold subject portrayed nakedly on stage rather than a film.
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Robert Hilliard
Taman
Chieh
Wen
Rudyard Kipling
Porter Emersna Hrowne
Hilliard
Businen
Hubert Campbell
Vie Preneut Printemywer
Mesars
Klowad
Kelainger
Dothan Grove Meeting Notice and Local Marital Union
Regular meeting of Dothan Grove set for November 25 with members urged to attend. Mary Webb guardian notes work. Ka Williams and Miss Telhie Giliey wed near Midland City. ceremony conducted by W Aeree, probate office chief clerk.
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Dothan Grove
Wawthan Cheese
Mary Webb
Guardian
Wastiages Fundat
KW. Williams
Tel- Hie Giliey
A. L. Driskell
Min Nobie Graves
Midland City
Kage
Aeree
T! Probate Office
Ambitious Honors Noted for American Ambassador's Wife
Herlin November 1 ceremony honors the wife of the American ambassador, with Ka Wehelin awarding Red Crowe wiki medals of the first and second class. A royal bloodline noted, the decoration marks a notable acknowledgment of her role.
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Herlin
Mondames
Erand
Gormanry
Ka ‘Weehelin
Katie
Safety First In School In Omaha Terol Tragedy
A distorted, OCR like report laments safety in Omaha public schools. It argues rising local taxes fund building quality poorly while fear of fire hazards persists. The piece stresses careful design and fireproofing, urging prompt replacement of aging structures.
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Omaha
Vhildren
Maraachusetta
Pafesto
Mayo
Oni
Mancachinetta
Wek beat have dived south and the feghle
A fragmentary report notes a western area movement with a southward dive and a term feghle appearing amid unclear context. Named places and times are not identifiable from the text. The readable fragment hints at a geographic exit and a local term without clear events or outcomes.
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Morgan
Houston County
First Railroad
Brown
Chapin Phoher
Willisin
Baker Clark
Vranein Crawford
Mary Lon Bell
Boyette School
Hounton Roling
Riley Edding
K. Vann Barwin
T Quattle Damm
Mie Dell Craddy
Oliver Tidwell
Ev Foster
Mae Badding
George Barnes
Lester Lambert
Joe Peacock
Awetin Foster
Ty Bye Holing
Y Blav
Matty Fizvie Slay
Burat Barnes
Batu
Lucy Hell
Javier Remus
Griff Trot
Bonnie Quatieh
Crade-Hannel Fencach
Mistousi Eddina
Nettie Hughes Simmie Lee Graddy
May
Police
Pepaty Densi Anid Giell
Beache
Argells
Tata
Abeneese
Kader Decoratss
J. iv. Gerard
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