Bryan Day and Montgomery Welcome Home Crowd
A lively note urges citizens to attend Bryan’s Montgomery event next month and support the agricultural fair. The piece contrasts autumn with cotton wagons, recalls the homecoming ovation, and reflects on national headlines from the Chicago bank crisis to Mr Bryan’s travels and return.
Out of Season Weather Drift Stretches The Push
The piece notes a prolonged reverse season with March winds lingering into April and delayed spring culminating in a slow start to May and June. It reflects a broader sense that progress lagged behind schedule across months and seasons.
Crawford Byrd Lawyers of Dothan Alabama Highlighted
The Ozark Star notes Crawford and Byrd of Dothan Alabama as a strong legal firm with a long successful practice. Crawford is described as a sound lawyer with years in Dothan and high standing in south Alabama. Byrd is hailed as a bright affable young lawyer popular in Houston County attracting high expectations.
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Crawford & Byrd
Dothan
Ala
Crawford
Alabama
Byrd
Dale County
Houston
Bar of Justice
Ozard Star
Water rate increases prompt debate on minimum charges
A Dothan water pricing discussion examines rising bills, minimum meter rents, and discounts. A hypothetical family using 100 gallons daily would face about 80 cents for three months plus meter rent, while citizens question when full rates apply if discounts are removed.
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Dothan
Notice to Non Residence in Alabama 1906
The State of Alabama Houston County records a case where American Car & Foundry Co. is the nonresident defendant. Jefferson M. Cody, Justice of the Peace, orders attachment notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Dothan Eagle and mailed to the defendant if residence is known. The attachment concerns pine lumber valued at about six thousand feet.
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State of
Alabama
Houston County
Dick Pilcher
American Car & Foundry Co
M. Cody
Said
Amercan, Car & Foundry Co
Dothan Eagle
de— Fandant
Fleet Pleases the President Amid Powder Shortfall
A fragmented Daily headline hints at a fleet pleasing the president while refineries or suppliers faced a $99,009 powder shortage. The text suggests efforts to satisfy the president amid limited resources and challenging practice conditions.
Handsome new Malone Grocery Co building in Dothan
The two story pressed brick structure sits beside the Central tracks with basement storage and ground level draying. It is described as one of the most substantial buildings in Dothan and would reflect well on a town of its size.
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Malone Grocery Co
Dothan
Dethan
Excursion Rates to New York and Atlanta Events
Central of Georgia Railway offers low excursion rates to New York via Savannah and steamer or rail for August 30 with details at ticket offices. National Dental Association events in Atlanta set for September with train schedules and sale dates. final limits late September with possible extension. Also notices a carload of fine driving horses, mules, and Melborne buggies in Dothan with price reduction on a buggy.
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New York
Wm. J. Bryan
Savannah
Atlanta
National Dental Association and Auxiliary
Dothan
Melborne
Excursion Rates From Dothan Mule Co Via Central of Georgia
Dothan Mule Co offers low excursion fares to Baltimore Louisville Colorado Springs Buffalo Oklahoma City and Toronto via Central of Georgia for events in September 1906. Tickets on sale specific dates with return limits and one fare plus 25 cents round trip options. Inquire at local ticket agents for full details.
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Lousville
W. J. Bryan
Louisville
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Pikes Peak
Buffalo
N. Y
International Convention of Christian Churches
Oklahoma City
O. T
International Association
Toronto
Grand Lodge I
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Birmingham
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Dothan Mule CO
Baltimore
Saco
Satcrelor 5Ros
Trat Mar
W. C. Strickland
Dothan, Ala
K. L. Layfield, Ij Pres
Gen. Myr
Young
EL. Fei : “ Layfield, Sec
Treas
Business College
H. Malone
L. Crawford BE. Layfield
G. Farmer
J.T. Thrasher
Joe Baker
J. R. Young
E. L. Layfield
W. F. Newton
New Cherry
Main Street
EB L. Layfield
Edna A. Taylor
Porter & Farmer Building