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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1910
Page
2
The Oct 17 1910 issue of Tirsea Gazette Industrial Edition extolls a saloon industry, notes its illus pages and local reading appeal, while discussing copyrights in Wilkesbarre and Savannah and a government building contractor turning farmer in Alabama. It mentions towns like Tuscaloosa, Wilkesbarre, and Dothan, and hints at plans for a big show beginning Wednesday at Montgomery with many attendees.
The scrambled text hints at a national theme with a planned attraction and security concerns. Mentions a person named Bunach O'Neal and Syeiphers in a context about voting, plus references to roadwork on Dopthe Fe street and impending changes.
Amdtse diets influence a prefects daily routine, shaping meals and routines for improved efficiency. Local observers note changes in energy and focus as part of the regimen.
The New York Sun notes Southern cities show strong growth with Charlotte Roanoke and Shreveport posting large gains and many new towns emerging. It argues the sunny South no longer fits the old label, praising increased commerce industry and a forward looking spirit across the region.
A fragment reports a theft at a local establishment where a pile of 1 000 suverengns is emptied into a water pool. W G Grant mourns in Albeville while remaining involved with the Grant Clothing Company.
Riley Clark of Shcumb is listed among business callers to the eily delay, indicating local commerce engagement amid stalled services.
Frank H. Malone arrived home this morning after an extended tour visiting several places. He met with local residents and discussed future plans and community projects.
We list 76 farms for sale with multiple city properties described. Properties include six room houses on College and South Oates streets with rents from 15 to 35 dollars, a vacant lot on Crawford Street, a four room house with barn and smoke house, and a big farm selection coordinated by Dothan Land Development Company. L. G. Biggers is secretary and N. A. Powell manager of the Farm Dept opposite the new post office.
The Bank of England guards its bullion with extreme ingenuity including finely balanced outer doors that lock instantly when a knot is pressed. The bullion department is submerged in water by powerful machinery and alarms trigger from sleeping-room connections, deterring daytime thefts by employees.
A renowned marksman, famed for a 100 pigeons in 100 shots record, resides in Lincoln TH. In a recent interview he recounts kidney and bladder troubles and credits Foley Kidney Pills after three bottles with full recovery and renewed health.
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