08 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
1
A fragment notes an Eagle Library display at the Nix Drug Company with many book titles listed. The text mentions local browsing downtown and includes a brief street mention of L E Gelerstedt of Troy visiting on business.
Mrs W Pierce arrived back this morning after visiting relatives in Newton.
The shopkeepers from nearby towns are buying goods here instead of their usual outlets. The Merchants Rebate and Prattive Association offers incentives and refunds of railroad fare to attract customers.
Many noted shade trees on North Foster street were felled by the paving crew including the large oak in front of the Methodist church. The removal left streets lined with trees owners once prided themselves on. Replacement will take years. Sheriff T W Butler rumored to seek probate judge race opposing Crawford though no filing seen yet. deadline twenty days before election next month.
The Dothan Eagle announces advance year subscriptions at 4 for in city readers with 1 off the regular price and 3 outside city limits for prepaid yearly renewals. Library coupons accompany each dollar paid. Also notes unsettled weather with showers tonight and Sunday in the south and east.
Mr and Mrs T J Farmer left yesterday for Shorterville to spend a few days with friends J 9 Garner of Brambnegs spent last night in the city W C Holman of alirtford was a visitor to Dothan last night A E Bayol of Abbeville spent yesterday in Dothan on business Tom Roland left this morning for a visit to takin Miss Helen Carter left today for Donaldsonville Ga where she will teach music during the winter
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