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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1914
Page
2
A Georgia newspaper column compares potential cotton outputs and revenue under different bale totals. It argues a third of a crop could lift next year prices, urging individual farmers to plant prudently, and notes broader economic pressures like manufacturing and imports.
An Amoria Gazette reader questions the behavior of a Black man who met President Wilton, arguing his conduct at the White House disqualifies him as a representative of the colored race. The piece asserts that impudence and poor breeding justify social censure and denies any merit to his arguments for segregation.
In the District Court of the Middle District of Alabama Southern Division a meeting of creditors is set for December 1 at 10 o clock a.m. at the United States Courthouse Dothan Alabama to review debts and elect a trustee. The bankruptcy case concerns H W Jackson, bankrupt, Pothan, Houston county Alabama. Pollard, Referee, November 16, 1914.
JA Stephens advertises a milk cow with a young calf for sale at 239 East Main Street Dothan Alabama. The notice seeks buyers and invites contact at the stated location for arrangements.
A brief item notes a queried grid or schedule with repeated question lines. It records an exclamatory phrase and hints at a regional or event context, though exact details are unclear from the fragment. The item reads as a caption or prompt rather than a full report.
A series of brief testimonials from women in multiple states extoll Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Expectant mothers claim the tonic built strength, aided pregnancy, and contributed to healthy babies, with quotes from New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Missouri, and Florida residents.
A scattered fragment discusses race and social attitudes among Black, White, and other groups, hinting at shifting perspectives and adaptation over time. Contains unclear phrases about polka and data, suggesting a stray, contextless observation rather than a full report.
Properties offer large tracts near Jellico Arditta Dothan Prichard Grimes and Cottonwood with several farms open fields well water and multiple tenant houses. Prices range from about 17.50 to 27.50 per acre with cash down and extended payments and some near town rentals. Also listings for city lots on East Burdeshaw and East Adams Streets and a Westover Boulevard five room house with two lots.
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