Local People and Movements Noted in Malvern Area
Ben Stevens of Malvern attended today. F B Culver departed for Columbus this morning. J W Partner of the Railway Balustries was at home today. De G A Hammond returned from a short trip to Nashville. Mae D Watron has been made bookkeeper in the City Clerk's office.
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Railway
Bal!servies
De.g.a. Hammond
Nashville
Mae D. Watron
Chork
Fountain, Fla
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Street life and local notes in Dothan Alabama
Local items report residents returning to streets after illness, travel plans to Clark and Birmingham, and attendance at the Columbia association. Community chatter covers a large crowd from Dothan, upcoming events and sales at Economy stores, Commercial Club meeting at the courthouse, and state economic outlook notes including railcar orders and oyster shipments.
Forest Service plans forest reserves in Alabama
The U S Forest Service sent J B Foster to Alabama to survey and map forests for preservation. He will stay several months to study timber lands and propose forest reserves to safeguard against droughts and floods. The Montgomery Journal notes the plan mirrors programs in other states and hopes to protect Alabama’s timber and trees.
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U.S. Forests Department
J. 8. Foster
Foster
Montgomery Journal
Alabama
Pennsylvania
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Ben Stevens
Malvern
F. B. Culver
Columbus
Mmetccler
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Clark
Cote
Commercial Club
Court House
Ateike
State
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Brooke
Mackenya
New York
Bryan
Illinois Central Railroad
Harshan
Oyatera Humber
C. B
Eugene Hughes
Dothan & St. Andrews Bay
Fale
Birmingham
Rune
Ian Had
Iorance
E Ian
Montgomery
Atlantic Coast Line
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E. M. North
Division Passenger Agt
Savannah, Ga
T. C. White
Wilmington N C
F.C. West
Travelling Agt
Montgomery, AW
Roland
J. W. Jones
Avery Tieve
R. J. Senn
Healen
Manhattan
Smih Phowier
Remington
L. C. Bavich
Bethan Yypewriter
Desen
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Alwarson Hand, Deliv
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J.T. Binion
Dothan Als
Telephone Lis
Kern
N. H. McCallum
Knoxi
Eagle's
Strickland
Young
Dthan, Alabama
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