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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary notice discusses an application linked to Talayhone No 110 and a subscription rate of 51 dollars per year. It mentions weather forecasts fair to night and Thursday and references a plan for irrigation or water work with potential water depth notes. The text urges support for an appropriation via Congress for local projects and assistance from representatives.
A fragmentary letter seeks consideration for appointing Republican polling officials in Houston county Alabama for the November 4 1908 election. It references Senator Bankhead Congressman Clayton harbor issues at St Andrews Bay and opinions on Taft.
Senator John J. Bankhead and Representative Henry D. Clayton plan a visit to Dothan to inspect water conditions at St Andrews Bay and its bar. They aim to secure a Congress appropriation to dredge a deeper channel, enabling large ships to reach Panama City docks and lower freight rates along the gulf coast.
Gov Levie judge of probate and local officials announce inspectors clerks and returning officers for the November 3 election in Isid County. Appointees include dozens of named clerks and return officers across precincts with signatures of Geo Leslie judge of probate W A Brown clerk circuit court J W Butler sheriff.
A fragmented notice asserts a promise of fast public service and training for staff while mentioning a contact number. The garbled text highlights an intent to provide efficient lines and training, but contains unclear references and stray words.
City Market advertises dependable service and quality goods at its store. Established in 1901 the business lists two telephones 64 and 373 for customer contact.
The article argues that weight is relative to gravity, noting a pound of lead weighs less on the Moon and more on Jupiter due to differing gravitational forces. It says weight depends on location and nearby factors, and that a given amount of matter does not have a constant weight over time.
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