Fleavy Mails at Dothan Port Office Whiskey Mail Turmoil
A wartime era piece describes heavy mule loads at the Dothan port office, rising postal costs, and a scheme to dump whiskey mail into an unlabeled bus in the lobby. The article laments duplicate mail, high fees, and presses keeping the communication network alive as fall approaches.
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Postoffice
Working Out An Average In City Reporting
A fragment discusses attempts to calculate an average weekly work figure from city payrolls for a department. The text notes repeated failures to present public data on weekly reports and hints at inconsistent weekly totals across towns and reports.
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Conyug
Census Workers Begin New Schedule Across United States
The piece notes uncertain start and hours for census workers, doubt about the 920 census timing, and the effort of workers at Washington while they adjust to the new building and responsibilities amid a shifting timetable.
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United States
Verdovi Department
Washington
Fragmentary Notes Reflect On Public Perception And Citizenship
The fragment discusses citizens gaining awareness of a fact, scars, and the moment when Federal citizens are acknowledged. It hints at changes in belief and personal distance from Agus, suggesting a broader social reflection without concrete details.
Town Andalixia Star Advertises Bank Presence
In the town of Andalixia the Star newspaper, published by Edward Daly, shows heavy banking advertising this issue. Four banks spend over two dollars on a single page, reflecting strong local merchant support and banking activity amid a lean season.
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Star
Edward Daly
Ailyertigny
Mar
Indies
Sear
Work For All One In Public Works And Factories
The article lists numerous firms hiring, including the Farmers' Cotton Oil Company and Flowers Lumber Company, with around twenty five men at the lumberyard. It notes many plants and railroads needing workers, and that spring and summer street crews and telephone crews are employing all available men, with new workers scarce.
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Tus Lawn
Flowers Lumber Compag
Bethan Ou
Viegines-Caroline Cheaneal Company
Dothan Lignber Company
Pachur Gimber Company
Later
Birmingham Ledger Montague Rivalry Spurs Subscriptions
Two local papers in a heated exchange quarrel over motives and framing. The dispute centers on use of a common good natured quarter to bolster subscription lists, with details murky and the exact cause unclear.
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Birmingham Ledger
Montgomery Ianites
Peary Elevated to Captain Amid Silent Reaction
Commander Peary finally receives a captaincy though public interest is muted. At about fifty five years old, he has served twenty five years and is seen as able to dispense with military titles.
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Peary
North country flights and canceled circus plans
The note mentions a north country departure and a delayed circus in Dothan due to high costs. It recalls a prior schedular draft for a circus month, but the railroad contract to handle the show was canceled. Savannah is planning humid races described as a pod letter day by the News.
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Humobide
Thenih
Uncertain Dixie Names and the Quashie Origin Tale
An old New York Times piece discusses the origin of the name Quashie among enslaved people, tracing how nicknames like Quashie and variants spread across plantations. It notes the memory fading after emancipation and highlights the cultural habit of giving slave names tied to daily life and days.
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New York Times
Dixie
Southcher
Adderss A Darby
Registrars Notice for 1910 Dothan Registration
The Board of Registrars Houston County Alabama announces registration at the courthouse in Dothan on Friday and Saturday November 4 and 5 1910. Eligible voters who turned 21 since last registration or who missed previous registration due to disability may register. The notice lists C B Register M W White J T Edmonson as registrars. Dothan Land and Development Co advertises a seven room residence near the new high school for 3500 dollars with 1000 down and balance at 8 percent. Manager is L O G Biggers. phone 428.
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Dothan
Ala
C. B. Register
M. W. White
J. T. Edmonson
Board of Registrars
Houston County
Alaclett
New High School
Dothan Land and Development Co
Biggers
Mgr
Phona
Coleman of Troy Visits on Business
W. 8. Coleman of Troy is in town today on business.
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W. 8. Coleman
Troy
Bargains In City: 92,000 Six Rooms in TN Offerings
Bargains In City advertises real estate in Tennessee listing a six room property with convenient amenities. The notice emphasizes a north location and affordable price appealing to buyers seeking value in a crowded market.
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