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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
4
The Mercury column lists numerous locals traveling to cities like Troy, Dothan, and Dothan area towns. It notes visits by residents to family and friends, court actions in Troy, and a mix of social and business movements including teaching assignments and newspaper promotions.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a local notice with uncertain place names and actions. Readable elements mention West and Saint and an entity or person, but critical details are missing or garbled, preventing clear identification of the event or its deadline and stakes.
In Dothan a peonage case draws notice as details emerge about involved parties and financial bonds. The proceedings center on individuals named in local records, with mentions of a bond set at $1, and another at $4,900.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a couple linked to abandoning a baby and a child spared from harm. The readable text references a Savurn Ga Spl 4, a wheeled device, and servants studying the case. No clear people, places, or concrete outcomes are established in the legible portion.
This item reports a local incident involving Cut and Tom Cullets and the focus on a brush beating event. It notes Cece and Dys in connection with the scene and mentions knead as context.
The text presents a jumbled sequence of phrases about travel and individuals, including mentions of Matt, Watt, a baby, beans, and a failed train or boat journey. It reads like an OCR garble with unclear events and roles.
Fragmentary lines describe a public event or display involving a guard and devices with unclear names. The readable text hints at a discussion or chant about the guard or apparatus, with vague references to individuals and activities. The overall meaning remains obscured by garbled OCR.
The fragment notes an incident involving Mr Woods and improvised laboratory tools. Details are sparse, but the item points to suspected illicit activity centered on using tools for lab work. No further names or locations are clearly readable.
No clear event or names due to garbled OCR text. Readable parts mention a person and vague references to groups but lack concrete facts, dates, places, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
The fragmentary text references a regional sports event involving teams or entities coded as Vale, Eer, SS, Warr, and OO ATL. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps. No clear event dates, scores, or outcomes are readable.
Fractured OCR text mentions G W Carter Piano Co located at 143 West Main Street and a sale or listing with addresses, storefronts, and notices. The fragment references Leon, Dothan, and various garbled names, suggesting a local business record or classified notice with rent and storefront details.
Auction style classified items describe farms near town and several lots for sale. Listings mention 40 acre and 80 acre tracts, a 3900 dollar house, multiple lots near South Gates Street and A and T depot, and terms including cash payments or deferred plans. Phone contact provided.
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