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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
5
Jagged OCR notes show various names places and ads including fresh celery grocery requests and job postings. Mentions Henry Law Giver Sins G. EL Walker Ozarks Chip Jey Fla and H Blum berg Co. plus scattered references to a bus accident and cane grinding news.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event or festival with unclear names and dates, lacking coherent details. The readable parts hint at a local celebration or water themed activity, but specifics are not recoverable.
The report lists church notices at 9 30 with Prof J W Brows superintendent. The pastor Rev Ei Jonames will preach on The Committed Life. Evening service at 7 pm invites strangers and visitors to attend.
Fragmented notes from Sutter County and nearby areas describe cotton yields on thirty acres of land with Rhodes of Ureeoville aiming for thirty bales by week’s end. The text shifts to unrelated items from Greenville Alabama and sketches of local characters and oddities, with garbled names and unclear events.
A fragment notes a gathering at a church with names and unclear details about attendees and a pastor. It mentions a schedule and a welcome event during an evening service and references a pupil and a late night plan.
Fragmentary text suggests a local item involving Whitburn, Mrs, and Georgia with unclear names and actions. Readers are left with a vague hint of a geographic connection to Macea and Bartiotet, leaving specifics indeterminable from the fragment.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a religious group perhaps linked to a Methodist context. Names or places are unclear but the text hints at an event involving a group and a local fellowship. The legible pieces point to a church related notice or community gathering with uncertain details.
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