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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
6
World famous marksman Capt Bogardus, living in Lincoln, boasts a 100 pigeons in 100 shots record. He credits Foley Kidney Pills for relief from kidney and bladder trouble after previous medicines failed. He endorses the product and mentions a local dealer, N. H. McCallum. A store double demonstration by Ussery Grocery Co. invites Dothan ladies next Tuesday.
A damaged timetable fragment shows southbound and northbound train times between Dothan and Cottondale and entry for Pansma City. The readable lines include departures in the afternoon and evening with times like 345 p m and 21 00, but several items are garbled.
I A Miller of Dothan died last night at 9 30 at his Foster street home after a lingering typhoid fever illness. He came to Dothan a year ago and worked as a carpenter. Survived by a wife and a Quitman Ga brother. funeral at Quitman at 3 30 pm with Odd Fellow burial honors.
The jury acquitted Ethel Clare Leneve of being an accessory to the killing of Helle Elmore after a brief deliberation. Evidence showed she wore some of the dead woman’s jewelry, but the crown failed to prove her knowledge or consent to the killing.
The Ciceronian society met October 24 and carried out a strong program. The debate on the form of government favored the Republican system, Eldridge Melton delivering the best speech. Annie Laurit Harris praised the high school teachers, with Professors Howard Warren and Miss Cobb assisting.
A fragmented quote recalls a woman insisting on pay and another woman paying a car fare, with the remark that the act is remembered and not forgotten. The fragment hints at interpersonal conflict and gendered social expectations without full context.
A local notice urges residents to buy life insurance policy from a newly organized Home Camp in Dothan. It stresses life’s uncertainty and the need to provide for family after death, noting low daily cost and the value of protection. Further details promised from a local contact.
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