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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1910
Page
4
In Houstey County Complainant George Warrick seeks service on defendant Cora Warrick by publication. The court orders the publication for four consecutive weeks in the Paltiar Eagle to announce a date for appearance and set the case for further proceedings in Dothan Alabama, with a return date to be determined.
In a brief notice, the text invites deliveries and service with priority given to women workers. It stresses special attention to ladies work and timely fulfillment of duties.
The readable passages mention stock components and quality notes. The text is fragmented with unclear terms such as harness and mule references but lacks coherent events or specifics.
A lengthy school honor roll appears with names across grades from Junior First to Senior Sixth. The document lists numerous students such as Albert Hodges Graygon Jones McCain McMichael Davis Ifude Mathews Peterman Pilcher Culver Lambert Tidwell Weathers Seymour Parden Mac George Bitwareds Bullock Reed and many others across multiple grades.
Readable fragments show a railroad timetable for the Atlanta St Andrews Bay Railway with southbound and northbound services, station names, and times. The text mentions Cottondale Ly and City T, with partial times around 7 am and 3 pm, indicating a daily schedule fragment.
A fragment lists merchants and shops including Fancy & Family Gro, Whatley Dry Goods Co, Grant Clothing Co, Matone Furniture, Nix Draw Co, Heath Williams Co, The Woman's Store, Trickland Drtters, Whaley Dry Goods and Millinery, and Javine offering goods and tickets with calls to vote for a preferred institution.
Brooklyn dispatch describes William B Richards a Maine sailor who suffered a head wound aboard the battleship Maine when she exploded. After years of headaches he underwent surgery at the Naval Hospital in Brooklyn and is now free from frequent pains. The story recounts his service in the navy and cavalry, his return to duty, and the long aftermath of his injury.
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