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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1910
Page
5
Readable fragments show local commerce items from Bonham Ussery Grogory Compar Cabana Newton and Essery Grocery Company. Mentions phone numbers 463 64 68 and events like a Montgomery fair and a public sale unclear in full. The piece preserves a small town list style and local shop references.
The Dothan Eagle offers a four dollar annual rate for subscriptions paid in advance during a special Library Contest. Renewals and new year subscriptions receive a one dollar cut from the regular price, with outside city residents paying three dollars per year if paid in advance. Library coupons accompany each dollar paid on subscriptions.
A silent era reel showing a Western atmosphere with scenes set in New York London and South Africa amid the Boer War era. The story follows a postal substitute as its central figure in a sequence of dramatic episodes.
In this fragment from the Atlanta diary page, references mention McNair and Hammond, a Galumit area connection, and a family bereavement. The text mingles names, places, and hurried phrases, noting police involvement and a tense social scene.
Fragmented notice lists farmland listings in Houston County and nearby locales. Mentions prices, payment terms, and potential buyers or brokers, with unclear names and locations due to OCR errors.
The May Insurance Agency offers coverage from Equitable Safe Assurance and several insurers including North American Accident and Health and Union National Fire Insurance. They insure livestock with Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Insurance Company, offer life policies to age 80, and bonds via American Surety. Located in the Farmer Building over Blumberg's store.
Poplar Head Pressing Club offers cards for 125 dollars good for pressed and cleaned suits. Credit system discontinued, cards sold for cash to provide more value. Cards valid until used. Phone 143 Jef Pilcher, Proprietor.
A Hannibal Maine letter from M Steakwell lauds Foley's Honey and Tar after a bad cold. She says the first dose gave relief and one bottle cured her, claiming it beat all prior remedies and spared pneumonia. Contaminants and opiates are noted as unrelated.
The fragment mentions HOD Milles of Enterprier in a yesterday event with sparse details. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
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