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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text discusses newspaper publication dates and potential shifts in weekly issues. It mentions Alabama and Louisiana counties, weather comments, and recalls discussions on delaying or changing print schedules. Contains many garbled names and dates.
The governor urged a reform in Lauder county to curb saloon influence. Voters rejected the appeal, choosing order and decency over lawless saloons. The local result reflected public desire for temperance and safety over vice.
The Age Herald quotes our source on prohibition and political stances amid confusion. It mentions factions, work, and influence around social reform, with references to leaders, public figures, and the ongoing debate shaping policy and loyalties.
The document discusses town bus service limits and merchant reactions amid calls for broader out-of-town routes. It notes political shifts, including California railroad regulation changes, and reflects on women’s suffrage momentum and recent ballot amendments shaping state governance.
Partial OCR summary describes a large lot and a renki vase at the back of Al Andries and La Fay ette Aireetn. It mentions Cody far Hates lot, subdivision in Henry County, and a proposed sale date or involves persons Cody and Mick in Montgomery and Florence areas.
Partial OCR reads as a disjointed street scene referencing Culver Harris North Paster street and Seda market. Details are fragmentary with no clear events, dates, or identifiable persons to summarize into a full item.
A local dealer advertises a choice lot of bogey horses always in stock at prices described as very cheap, aiming to attract buyers seeking bargains.
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