Wednesday Auction Notice for Local Bread Market
The brief notice indicates a Wednesday afternoon auction on September 5, 1928. Details are partially legible including a mention of a local bread vendor and the sale timing.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1928
Page
2
The brief notice indicates a Wednesday afternoon auction on September 5, 1928. Details are partially legible including a mention of a local bread vendor and the sale timing.
A historical extract shows Gov Smith's creed affirming Catholic faith, church state cooperation, equal treatment before law, and public schooling support. The text blends religious liberty with non interference in foreign affairs, plus a sharp, satirical local note on unrelated jokes and local headlines about a stolen kite, a Berlin drummer, and upcoming events in Dothan.
Montgomery Judge Leon McCord challenged Christian evangelist Bob Jones to ten debates. Jones replied that he speaks to larger crowds and that McCord attracts smaller turnout. Jones mocks the judge and claims to outpace him with his own audience while avoiding conflict.
Dothan City Council members nominated in the Democratic primary plan to vote straight Democratic in November. The city’s schools will reopen Monday with a notable enrollment increase as the town continues to grow. some citizens speculate on possible growth with local manufacturing plants.
Frank R. Kent criticizes the Republican Party as machine politics rooted in regional machine operations across Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Indiana and the South with patronage selling linked to recently indicted individuals. He contrasts with Tammany and condemns machine influence in urban politics.
Congressman Henry B. Steagall visited Dothan and Headland this week but avoided newspaper offices and public speeches. Locals note farmers busy with cotton in September and express hope he returns before the election to address Democrats and counter opposing rhetoric.
Fragmentary text mocks political leaders and reformers through jumbled phrases about defense diet and faith. It references Dr Straton, the Bible, evangelists, and a vow against crowd manipulation, ending with a tirade of old style humor and nautical slang.
A sprawling, fragmentary collection of poems, quotes, and reflections in a dated newspaper style. The lax compilation repeats lines about business, love, and society, with stray phrases on toads, towns, morals, and personal notes interwoven in a ragged, reflective mood.
A three year old girl named Alice fears the dark after being tucked in. Her mother reassures her there is someone who watches over children in the sky. Alice smiles and recalls Lindbergh, while a humorous exchange about soup and oxtail follows in a playful domestic vignette.
A fragmentary stage dialogue shows a Seatman scolding a couple during intermission with lines about stepping on toes and claiming seating. Names and clear context are limited in the readable text.
John Dogan aged sixty five of 1312 Bloomfield Street died after entering the steamship City of New York’s engine roof in Hoboken at night and falling over a stanchion. A watchman found him dead.
Balchen piloted the tri motor Ford carrying Byrd expedition crew from Mitchel Field. A wing motor quit at 3,000 feet with 13,600 pounds of ballast aboard. He dumped ballast over the Sound to reach a safe landing at 10,000 feet planned altitude. One magneto fouled, plane landed safely.
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