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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1910
Page
5
Tennessee Ballot Preview: Loy Leyler and Bob Taylor in Push
In this forecast of Tennessee politics Loy Leyler and Bob Taylor vie for governor as voters weigh Prohibition and pardons. Leyler vows to aid the people while Taylor seeks popular support, arguing for steadiness and state rights amid reform debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Peenisa
Hal
Btraw Hats and Hip Breeches In Dothan Tale
A fragment from an Alabama tale in Newry about a character Baker Se Vio and a heavy herd of humans. A dinner invitation interrupts a chase for straw hats and breeches as the story recalls hunger and witty banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newry
Dothan
Alabama
Min
Mrawaker
Signs Of The Season In A Quoted Patchwork Of Nature
A fragmentary description notes leaves turning brown poplars and beechnuts falling while squirrels chatter in a wooded scene. The text mentions trees and plants changing color and a windy, restless atmosphere with various plant names and odd spellings.
The Civil Union and Global Powers Face War Prep
The text questions best leverage for funds to build more battleships as nations prepare for conflict. It references Nubian and other groups and urges seeking peaceful settlement of differences, noting the Civil Union context.
Abandoned bicycle rides draw attention in bygone days
The piece recalls a fad of riding bicycles to places like Headland and Abbeville, with both men and women participating. It notes the attention such rides attracted, likening it to a bulky horse or a tourist who travels long distances, and reflects on the social vibe of those years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headland
Abbeville
Mention of Caleb Powers and early spring political speculation
The article hints at Caleb Powers and suggests reporters may pursue jail life narratives for a strong spring story. It implies a possible early media focus if certain figures remain unindicted, reflecting press interest in forthcoming political coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Powers
Congress
Two Sets Of City Officials Turmoil In Small Town
In a small town Samson-like trouble arises with two separate city governing bodies. Residents wonder which group will collect taxes and oversee public duties. The Ledger will publish the town’s financial standing after a few months of this split governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaon
Hay Shortage Rumor Misleads on Health Industry Claim
The Gazette asserts the country lacks 2,000,000 bales of hay due to health industry issues at Battle Creek. It argues the claim is false and that even sawdust or lumber veneer products are affected, not actual hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En. Pot: Gazette
Battle Creek
Alabama
Fragmented OCR summary of unclear historical notice
A garbled OCR snippet mentions places and names in a disjointed way with no clear event. It references York and a penitence theme along with possibly Hearst. No coherent details or dates are discernible.
Fragmentary rural phrase hints at farming toil and crop work
The text hints at oat cultivation and soil work with unclear wording. It mentions ground, crop, and potato-related effort, suggesting a weather or field condition report from a rural setting. Names, dates, or places are not identifiable from the fragment.
Incomplete Text from Historical Page Listing
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unnamed figures and phrases about dunking, preparing, and a kingdom. It lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations to form a coherent summary or identify specific subjects or outcomes.
Paving Troy Street Urged to Fix Downtown Traffic
Fragments describe unpaved streets and government mail delays. The proposed remedy is paving Troy Street to improve convenience and downtown conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Street
Florence Times Overview and Publisher Input
The Florence Times, published by M. W. Copmer and son, is described as one of Alabama’s neatest papers amid a landscape of many local publications. The note highlights quality amid competitive printers and emphasizes pride in the paper’s presentation and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Misa Linked to Summer Killing Spree Under Cement Floors
Police investigate a string of killings tied to a suspect named Misa who reportedly disposed of bodies beneath cement floors. The task notes a potential witness, Suepie Jon, in housing or demolition contexts as part of the case. Authorities have not released further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Unclear Text About Los Angeles Wrecks and Atlanta Citizens
Fragmentary notice notes a crooked death and misplacements of citizens from Atlanta in two incidents, one in Los Angeles and another in Ilfinos. Details are incomplete and names or dates are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Ilfinos
Lights Dimmed Indicating Possible Electrical Overload
The report notes lights not burning as brightly as before suggesting an overload. Engineers caution that an electrical system strain could trigger reduced illumination until the load is balanced and repairs are completed.
Hidden Society Gems Seek Renewal After Setbacks
Community leaders describe a renewed push to restore cultural institutions and elevate civic life, aiming to restore vibrant programs and support for notable donors and volunteer groups amid funding gaps and shifting public interest.
Foley Kulney Pills Advertised for Kidney and Back Ache
An advertisement touts Foley Kulney Pills as toning and strengthening the kidneys and helping backache. Sold by N T McCalhumn with a claim of necessary ingredients for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. TE. McCalhumn
Flowers Return From Denver Health Trip
Mr and Mrs ILD Flowers return from Denver Colorado after months away for Mrs Flowers health. Her condition has greatly improved since departure. Fox Cardwell of Hartford was in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ild. Flowers
Denver
Coto
Mrs. Flower
Fox Cardwell
Alrtford
Get your seed rye now the gen uine Georgia seed
Nix Drug Company promotes genuine Georgia seed rye for planting season. Limited stock available through local distributors and pharmacies. Contact Nix Drug Company for pricing and availability in your area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Nix Drug Company
For Sale From Dothan Land and Development Co. properties
Clost in Farms offer 110 acres with year round water and hog wire fencing plus three gas wells and houses. Mile and a Half Northeast lists 169 acres on Columbia road with two tenant houses and 45 dollars per acre rent. Within City Lights on South Poster street features a renovated frame dwelling with modern wiring. Two Miles West on Branna Stand road, 40 acres wooded. Half Mile Southwest near Cottonwood road offers acres cultivated with a house and barn. Panama City Property special listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Road
Poster Street
Bath
Branna Stand Road
Cottonwood Road
Panama City
Dothan Land and Development Company
Erican
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Jlonday
Qelober
Loy ‘Leyler
Pula
Aly Ries Ieeyae
Waikent
Ban Aage
Tildale
Tennesner
Taymeyer
Taeal
Ierca
Ataris
Walson
Jay
Pondetes
York
Hearst
Clost
Hell Mile
L. G. Biggers
HA. Powell
Mgr. Farm Dept
New Post Office
Strickland
Optician
Strickland Bros. Jewry Store
Norfolk
John Campbell
Hartford
Beauty
W. H. Whaley
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