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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
5
Hebnan from iPlattford reports Daniel Pelham has recovered from fever. Willis Cox of Oxark visits the city with J Carlisle of Headland among others. Several small cases were tried in the mayor's court after noon by Mayor Pro Tem Watfori.
Increasing clouds bring probable showers tonight or Thursday. Walls Mercantile Co offers discounted Dove hamis and the famous French Market coffee for sale.
On October 12 1492 Columbus sighted land with Rodrigo de Triana announcing the new world. Queen Isabella of Spain backed the voyage and San Salvador Island was named. Cities hold exercises and schools educate children about the voyage.
Times cards for $1.25 good for six suits pressed and one suit released. The credit system is discontinued and these cards sold for each, thus giving customers more service for less money. Cards good until used up. Phena 14d D. A. Barnes, Proprietor.
Ad offers Foley's Money Tar in a yellow package from Willis Mercantile Co via N H L McCallum M1. Claims a reliable medicine without narcotics and warns against opiate-containing substitutes. For sale through the listed vendor.
May Insurance Agency advertises representation of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York as a strong leading company. It lists life, accident and health, fire, and livestock insurance options from several providers and claims age 80 coverage. Located in the Farmer Building above Blumberg's store.
A fragment from a 19th century classified note touts Foley's Honey and a purported cure for pneumonia, claims one user relief from a bottle, and lists sellers including NX Wo Me Calton. The fragment references a stocksetter in Hannibal Missouri and mentions prices and remedies offered for sale.
Judge CS Tuiwiler returned to the city yesterday following a trip to Troy. The return marks the end of the attorney’s travel period as court duties resume.
Mr and Mrs T 47, farmers, have returned from a visit to friends and relatives at Shorterville. They were away for a time and are now back home.
The planting shop of E. G Bragden is relocated from Foster street to his residence on North Alive Street. Telephones 174 and 424.
A loan offer for improved ferry lands in Southeast Alabama is announced with seven percent interest. A special inspector will review the land when the loan application is made, with location noted opposite the post office.
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