Beautiful Floats Parade Marking Second Annual Exhibition
A misty opening day in the southern city featured a parade of horse drawn carriages through West Was street headed by the Metropolitan band. Officials led by Mrs Hohn Sanders and Miss Phomtes followed as decorated floats and local firms showcased entries including Saxon & Treard Dry Goods, Texas Olio, and Cherry Cola in a lively procession with students and notable societies in attendance.
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J T Brak
Saxon & Treard Dry Goods
Bat Fouring
Cat Kar Jones
Paul Clendinen
Texas
Olio Hest
Wills
Chere Cola Co
Bes
Edith Wherntte
Fate Gellerstedt
Ule Howe
Alabama
Eastuard
Miss Bedi
Beatty Wudder Aid
Dothan Stena
Chihacu
Should The Grand Stand Charge Admission At Fair
Farmers arrive with families to the fair grounds and face ten cent seats. The piece argues admission fees harm fair prospects and critics suggest seats should be free again, noting past abuses and public expectations. It urges fair management to drop the charge to avoid disappointing patrons and harming future fairs.
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Montgomerys
Pettons
Fair Management
Untitled fragment hints at awards for Sayan Pout winners
A fragmented report notes caps presented to winners including Sayan Pout. Details are unclear in the OCR but indicate an awards event with honored recipients.
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Sayan
Pat Sented
Vague OCR Fragment Describes Family Violence Incident
An unclear OCR passage references a fatal event involving a man harming a family member with mentions of a head wounds and a police or court setting. The text is fragmented, lacks clear dates or locations, and does not provide verifiable names or a coherent narrative.
Gambling Busts Amidst Confusion and Odd Phrases
A garbled report outlines a police raid on gamblers and ensuing confusion over names and actions. The text mentions raids, authorities, and a chaotic scene with unclear attachments to individuals or locations.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Claims
An old advertisement markets Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female health issues. It claims women improve their health with the product and invites letters for testimonials, noting secrecy and a mail order setup.
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Lackasannis
Babe Carperan
Pleetri Avenue
Jarkawanna
Lydia Fo
Pinkhim
Lydia Z. Plakbom
Striet Eolidcass
Guards Return Moastrs of the Doth tama
An unclear passage notes guards returning a group called Moastrs of the Doth tama. It mentions a Wise deeg athontia and a casitist named Luis, with references to law and leadership. The text is fragmentary and difficult to confirm.
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Tama
Ile Ali
Fragmentary OCR notes on farm life and livestock
A garbled OCR passage describes chickens and livestock activities, mentions vets and yard work, and references various undiscernible names and places. The text is fragmented with unclear actions and dates, offering little coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Elba Train Schedule and Auction Notes
Fragmentary OCR captures a chaotic mix of train timing mentions and auction cues with scattered place names and numbers. The readable parts reference a schedule around 7 PM, southeast location cues, and various terms like bids and purchases, though many words are garbled.
Last Year’s Fair Draws Big Crowds and Notable Events
A fragmented report describes last year’s Southeast Vibha Tat fair at a location in Dottana with a focus on attendance and highlights. It notes October dates, farm displays, and various exhibits, including horticulture, crafts, and livestock, drawing community interest and regional visitors.
Palace Today Chronicle fragment hints at local concerns
Fragmentary text references a town scene with names and events in a murky MLA style. Mentions of MPG Game Nlabamia and figures like Harry Mabe appear amid garbled lines. The piece reads as a disrupted local column with unfamiliar proper nouns and unclear context.
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Harry Mabe
New Mobile Fight on Cotton Tariffs
Mobile Alabama traffic expert ROG Cobb of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce left for Washington to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission in protest of the new cotton tariffs. The article notes concerns that railroads are not carrying out agreements and references Mobile ship lines and the local protest movement.
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Mobile
Ala
Rog Cobb
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Acutpera
Xhipmena
Vinol health claim ad shown by Brooklyn man
A reader letter from Bob Mitchell of 1277 Torkimer Street Freaker NY asserts Vinol boosts health and strength for weak nervous people. The author claims Vinol improves vitality, promises proof, and invites verification by readers skeptical of the product’s benefits.
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Randich
Fife
Bob Mitchell
Torkimer Stree
Freaker, NY
Brooklyn
Westin
Asereciie
Circus Evokes Memories Of Yesteryear And Travel
Fragmentary lines recall life without crews, joys of past days, a forthcoming circus, and a promise that the Golden can feel young again through travel. The text hints at returning to the show and shared excitement, with nostalgia and communal anticipation.
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Bophoedl's Pathe
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Cane
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Otto
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Psatvadas
Poli Ore
Syd E. Pinkham
Elba
Everschods
Foita Dee
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Auccess Parker
Robi. Parker
Chis Company Distant
Saagety
Mins Danner
Derdan
Panama
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