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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
2
A new pain shop operates on West Crawford atreat offering automobile carriages wagone and tables painted in a neat fashion. The ad highlights work on painting and furnishing in a classic blue and white scheme.
Fragmentary 1914 text discusses socialism, debt, and public morals with references to Old Bill Miner and fashion trends. It names social themes, consumer culture, and gender roles in a dialectical, opinionated voice. The piece hints at urban New York context and speculative social change.
Clipped items discuss high art in Wirtgrast and political topics. It mentions Governor and state events, legal cases in Houston County, and references to actions by officials regarding governance and public health. The text is garbled but preserves names and some actions.
A damaged ad offers several properties around North Foster Street and Do tha Tovatud with prices like 2000 dollars and 1000 dollars. It mentions rents, payments, terms, and nearby amenities including schools and canals.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a meeting at a Kentucky hotel on September 14 involving several attendees. The text references timing, location, and an invitation but is largely garbled and incomplete.
Advertisements seek teachers and farm labor in Houston county with various postings. Listings mention exchange of timber, farm equipment, and real estate interest. Contacts include local offices and individuals such as RF Goleman and W Handa8 vik, with notices about timely responses and potential job or sale offers.
Classified notice describes a five room house for rent at 802 N Totter St near N Alce St with modern conveniences. Application available at the office. condition listed as perfect. Contact details appear partially readable in the damaged OCR.
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