25 Nov 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1911
Page
1
Jesse Kirkland, 21, of Cortcancod, died from injuries after being shot weeks ago. He was the son of Gerwanvod resident Chad Kirkland, and underwent treatment at Dotbas Mar ACE before his death.
A long list of student names and grades appears, with several garbled or stray terms interspersed. The readable items include various grades and a few recognizable names, suggesting a fragmented school roster or yearbook-like notice.
The Great Andes opened a headquarters at Brown's Drug Store drawing many callers and enthusiastic townsfolk. A Montgomery merchant reported strong interest in Andes Great Medicines with customers praising relief from ailments and promising trials.
Sunday school will be held tomorrow morning at 9 30 o clock at the Episcopal church. The public is cordially invited to attend. The notice lists events and venues including 239 West 1H street and mentions preaching and interdenominational services.
An irregular notice invites visitors to Sunday school rural services at 9 30. The Kingdom of God meets at 6 90. B o y Pl hosts gatherings with morning worship and backers urged to attend cross city.
A garbled church bulletin outlines continuation of meetings next week with times in the morning and afternoon. It mentions services, a Sunday separation, and a devotion at midday but the text is largely indecipherable.
Seldom clear report details changes at the Coast Line Depot mentioning Morgan and a long-time agent role. The text references a transition involving Mr Morgan and staff, with unclear specifics on duties and future engagement.
A chaotic report describes pneumonia developing from wounds suffered by a cook after an attack. The article mentions injuries at Columbia and a sequence of violent events, with references to a public gathering and an investigation. Names include Jim Cook and others tied to the incident, plus local remarks about medical conditions and community responses.
A garbled ad style notice lists garments and fabrics with prices from 5 to 60 cents and up. It mentions woollen hand pointed collars belts coats and underwear, urging shoppers to check new stock and low prices across colors and sizes.
A fragmentary report references Loretta and a local event in Desata with sparse details. The text mentions a year, a clause about a top figure, and a sequence of names or terms that are difficult to parse. Further readable elements point to a community notice or personal record rather than a full article.
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