Fiddling cotton and local notices fill Dothan page
A long local column reports cotton prices around eight and a half cents, town residents like M Powell Lucy C W Newton and others visiting or returning from trips, and plans to rent rooms on Foster Street. It notes B Y P U meetings, an address by Clayton E Crossland, and visits by E H Hill and Robit Goolsby. Other items include a watch notice, bargains at Economy and 10 Store, and a call to hear Senator Bankhead in Dothan. Public notices list rentals, job moves, and a local typewriter sale with prices.
Sanday Moringa's Blaze Burns Vacant Dothan House
Fire crews were called around seven o'clock yesterday morning to a vacant two room house near Flowers Lumber Co plant. It marks the third vacant dwelling burned in Dothan within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flowers Lumber Co
Dothan
Improvements on the Central rail line described
A surveying corps nears completion on the Central branch from Macon to Americus with plans to realign about 19 miles to Oglethorpe. Changes aim to avoid the existing road and eliminate the Holwalka route with sharp curves and grades. Also notes recent city visits and local political mentions.
Illinois Central Announces Through Train To Florida Cities
The Illinois Central will start a through passenger train from the west next Sunday to Jacksonville Florida Birmingham Columbus Albany and Waycross This will be the first through service via Columbus and Albany The Americus to Albany daily train will be discontinued The effect on local schedules is not advised by the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Flava
Birmingham
Columbus
Albany
Waycrous
Americus
Smiths Caug Store Reads As Frayed Incoherent Ad
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local store listing at Smiths Caug Store with unclear product names and stray words including Ortek Reman and Gulls. No coherent event or clear entities beyond the shop name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deren
Smith's
Caug
Dramatic Graduation Catastrophe in a White Gown
Clara de Vere plans a dramatic entrance at graduation with Paul Roc, the music store clerk, as her staged hero. A bystander, Hoge the grocer, mistakenly slips on stage and frightens her, ending her romance and the performance. The tale blends backstage theater lore with a comic misread of romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara de Vere
Paul Rocmore
Paul
Hoge
Clara
Joe Kerr
St Lows Bree
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Aragon Pharmacy
M. Powell
Lucy
C. W. Newton
Atlante
Foster Street
Headland Ave
RB. J. Senn
B.Y. P.U. Tonight
Job Newman
Abbeville
Ec. W. Vickers
Frank Slocomb
Clayton E. Crossland
Crossland
Walter Moody
Louis
Alabama
Loa
Catec
Nashville
B. I Moody
E. H. Hill
Geneva
Teion
Mr. Robit Goolsby
Samson Ig
Rivers Peterson
Atlanta
C. E. Walker
A. H. Smith
Jothan
Cainbridge
Ius
J. D. Smith
E. J
E. Jones
A. C. Li
J. W. Batcheior
North Appletree Se
Woman’s Home Mission Society
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E. E. Kitlinaworth
Ashford
W. L. Folkes
Enterprise
Senatox Bankhead
Postal
Shoales
Manhattan
Smith
Fox
Remington
L. C. Smith
Pothan Typewriter Exchange
Sanday Moringa
Blaze
Bessie Black
Cottonwood
City
C. Helms
Coffea Springs
Helms
Coke
Collee Springs
Ilinois
Maas Green As
New York
R.J. Senn
Setelephone
Meade
Ala
J. A. South
M. E. Church
South
Bainbridge, Ga
J. W. Jones
Ries
J.T. Binion
Dothan Ala
Kern
N.H. McCallum
Strickland Bros
the Jewelers
Foster St
Young’s Shoe Store
Ethan, Alabama
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