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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1914
Page
5
The Alumni Association announces an education endowment to assist ambitious students. The fund provides loans to cover educational costs with repayment based on ability. Those seeking aid should contact the association president or secretary for details.
Notice under the 1913 act announces registrar appointments in Dothan and Houston County for a one week session starting September 28, 1924, inviting residents who never registered or transferred to register. Names Benepelir, GiB Tw, B Mexeevers, q Ww, F. Useery listed as registrars. Dr Marwow available tomorrow at 122 East Male Street Over Cath Dreg tore for office hours.
A local appeal from the Board of Trustees urges immediate school enrollments as City Schools of Dothan reopen. The plea stresses education as the city’s pride and calls on parents to enroll children now to strengthen civic and economic resilience during unsettled times.
Fragmentary text references a medicinal claim for quinine and iron, a Labor Day holiday note, an early postal or business notice, and scattered market style figures. The readable items include references to a loaf, a medicine man, a street address, a shop, and several numeric figures related to sales or production.
An 1880s Aggiinbrian movement in Essex broadened English corn exports to London. Early growers formed a network leading to Covent Garden firms and the Ernstow area. The table white touring this country and ER CIn i 06 are mentioned as part of maize sale and understanding.
Fragmentary OCR notice references a 70 MOF Gent profit with 16 GU etperiines and a foundation in Philadelphia. Details are unreadable. core entities appear but context is unclear.
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