Dynamite Victim Wilts as Rescue Efforts Continue
Dinamite accident near Dothan injures Grover Horst and his family. J A Shipman used a stream of dynamite caps to test the fuse while a box exploded nearby. Grover Horst’s condition worsens, with the injury threatening sight in one eye.
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Grover Thorst
Dan Horst
Hursts
Dothan
Carlisle
Ix Bee Jung
Atu
J. A. Shipman
CG Warst
Ind
Phe
Notable Speaker to discuss public hospital in Dothan
Hutchinson of Pensacola will speak at city hall Saturday night at 7 about establishing a public hospital in Dothan. The event aims to rally support from residents and the university, with the legal committee hoping for a large turnout. Hutchinson is a proven speaker and plans a thorough, engaging talk.
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Hatehinson
Pensacola
Dothan
de. Hutchinson
Man in Watson Sees Relief From One Dose of Remedy
Will Glover of Watson Alabama says Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured his long lasting stomach troubles. He couldn't eat or sleep due to pain and heaviness until after taking one dose. He cites prior attempts with no lasting relief and describes improvement after trying the remedy.
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Will, Glover
Watson
Alt
Mayr
Mr. Glaver
Frelinghuysen Woman Seeks Support From Husband Guardian
Mrs Bai Watsy of Frelinghuysen New York seeks a court order to allow her husband and general guardian to pay her $1000 for support as she alleges hardship since marriage to Mai Watson. The petition claims the guardian failed to provide promised support and cites a prior family status. The hearing drew attention as a notable local case.
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New York
Sov
Predie Lek
Frelinghuysen
Mai Watson
Luis
Vom
Call of Republican Meeting in Houston County
A notice from the Houston County Republican Committee calls qualified voters to gather December Ath at 2 PM at the county courthouse in Houston for a meeting of the party heat committee men and to address other business as needed.
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Call OF Republican Meeting
Efoust
Hotluis
Houatan
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Health Fix
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a universal cure for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments. It claims relief from gas, heartburn, and appetite issues with one bottle, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Court docket notes drunken, battery and breach of peace cases
The Circuit Court docket lists a series of cases including a prohibition violation fine and a not guilty verdict for McCloud, a guilty plea for a man charged with misdeameanor, and charges involving a vaudeville show operator. Other items mention a North Street vaudeville house and a failure to proceed with a felony case against Mrs Carselies.
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Cheyton Trustead
McCloud
Dabar
William Nichols
Negra
Aomevorg
St Arens Street
Saul Cmd
Rob Streck
Bus
Buss
Mes
AL Carselies Nigger
Aloe
Vaundeyille House
U S Court To Arraign Tom Watson Next Week
The U S Court will arraign Tom Watson next week in Augusta Georgia on federal charges. Proceedings involve discussions of defense, prosecutors, and a grand jury. Judge W Lanndin of the southern district of Georgia presides with Judge Em are Syeor among the district bench.
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U. S
Tom Watson
Watean
United States
Dade W. Lanndin
Emare Syeor
Negro Moonshiner Defies Officers in County Jail
Desperate Black man barricaded a room, defied revenue officers with a wash gun, and was arrested after later surrendering. Gen Champion, a Negro, faced a preliminary hearing as charges of moonshining and evading lawmen were pursued. He was denied bond at first, then allowed bond and remained in county jail awaiting federal grand jury action.
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Mter
Washet Gui
Gen Champion
Barhoué
Lie Yuan
Jhoustan County
Barbar County
Fin
Tee
Phe Neero
Sheehan
Robbies
Barker
Clair
Bond Apd
Jad
Police on Watch for Juveniles
Two young men under 24 were arrested last night by Officers Daugherty and Hart for loitering after hours. The officers say minors staying downtown at night risk being charged and held at the police station, with a chance of intervention.
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Oliver
Pangherty
Hart
Daugherty
Williams ad promises warm underwear and lingerie
A nostalgic Williams advertisement urged men to buy warm undergarments and outerwear, touting comfortable spring nestle shirts and drawers with union kits. It claimed prices and the availability of shin guard style garments, urging readers to shop Williams & Co. for winter to spring transition wear.
Many Visitors In City Today Advertising Brings Trade
A cold snap and extensive advertising lure shoppers to Dothan markets. Merchants report strong turnout from nearby towns and rail travelers as store windows showcase goods. Bhansberg and G. promoted special sales attracting crowds, while clerks prepare longer hours and larger selections to meet demand during the cold spell. The event underscores advertising’s role in drawing regional trade to the city.
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Phe Sneciak
TH Bhanberg & G
Niehig
Bhinsberg
Talline
Pvinder
Pathan
Eddins seen in Cronhy city yesterday
A fragment notes Eddins in Cronhy city yesterday in a casual sighting with no further details or context provided.
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Eddins
Cronhy
Dsinenes Yester
Rufus Wallingford at the Palace Today
Rufus Wallingford and Darkie Dancesheha appear at the Palace for twelve weeks amid sensational Get Rich Quick tales and swindle warnings. A prominent citizen comments on the craze as a damper to the public, with local interest in the fraud theme.
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Rufus Wallingford
Darkie
Vonanentiog
Fingford
New York School Incident Sparks Community Action
Reported chatter from New York lovers and names such as Ancobs Witownly and Maymond Malaiey appears to reference a school event. The text notes a shattered item in a school setting and Mina Weill describing a reaction, with a Children’s Society inquiry and pending actions by authorities.
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New York
Weill
Mina Weill
Raeean
Frojaert
Boukedd
Children's Society
Prinz Eitel Officer Caught by British Forces
British authorities capture a Prinz Eitel officer in Newport News after a Danish steamer search in the North Sea earlier this week. The officer was identified by an official who knew his name before the war and is reported in today’s information.
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Prinz Eitel
Taindon
Nay
Newport News
North Sea
Wind
Wardrobe Fire Damsage Slight on Main Street Morning
A fire this morning on Main Street brought the fire department to a wardrobe in a residence. Firemen removed the wardrobe and doused the blaze with water. Damage described as slight. Mrs. FL Silver’s host of Herenda is glad to learn she has returned from Birmingham where she had been under care.
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Cilver
Herenda
Hirmingham
Roath to Weta Tie Sanath Cars Market Report
A fragmented item notes retailers and dealers in Southern markets preparing for holiday sales. It mentions a leading dealership network and anticipated retail pricing around 60s for the period, with city officials and representatives citing shifts in distribution. The piece hints at a forthcoming promotional push and regional dealer activity affecting occupancy and sales momentum.
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Uetur
Pervonal
Fur Southern Dealery
Sh Tribatoin
Adv
Otdern
Otdern Yvitelig
Saati
Focal Fee Overland “Company
Henson
Honatia Motor
Gar Company
Air Dintethttorm
Incomplete OCR notes on manufacturing and mining terms
Fragmentary text mentions improvenmenta whist mint of acquaipment Me facture of sulphorie in treating manufacture of Ti Sankene per mines in large qauntl y Mannahan sid fevend.
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Mannahan
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Watson, Ala
Rey
Tusrand
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Evatson Freli
MGM
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T. A Dawses
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News OF the Circuit Court
Augesta
Thomas Bo Watson
Tis Photon
Noventher Yi Vintriet
Bark Mo
Wallace Miller
Wadtaun
Bern
Speer
Nox
Mexander Akermin
Watwan
Rand
Mn W. Son
PE. Paitther
Davkson
Gus
Jal
Williams
Stelking
LA. WilHame & Co
H. Blumberg
York
Slagetiel
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