Debating the Asmen Ment Geration at Court House
The letter discusses Mr Farner's stance on the debate and predicts the committee may name him to speak, considering rivals such as O Neal Moody Coen Oates Henderson and Khoa. It questions his plans to campaign in Houston county and suggests waiting for Mr Farnmey or Expy to set a date. The writer urges a strong amendment speech and notes a speaking event planned for Saturday at the court house.
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Fanner
Craw
Farnes
Wien
O'Neal
Moody
Coen Oates
Chane
Thenderson
Dahn K
Nares Uuuil
Aelentad
Faemey
Expy
Parnyey
Court House
Town Dogs and Laws Prompt Muzzle Debate
A local town debates animal control and sewer edicts as citizens resist new muzzling rules. The piece notes anxiety over dog bans and enforcement while laments over obedience to town orders and sanitary measures.
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Clendinen
Express Company
Town announces athletic club basketball event and licensing poster plan
Public notice warns city licenses must be posted publicly at the Athletic Club and store offices. The town invites the Athlete Club to attend a basketball game tonight at eight, with promotion and poster enforcement to ensure licenses are visible and payable.
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Chub
Bern
Fiadhine
Questions on Espy Aides Aided Utility Vote In Dale County
The Dale Tribune reports reader questions directed at Mr Tom Espy about his support for an amendment and alleged actions by associates. The letter asks why Espy changed stance, if he urged voters to veto, and why he sought or received political support while administration leaders praised or congratulated officials.
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Tom Espy
Espy
Tan
Ovarte Tribune
Wording of Amendment 18 and public opinion debate
Readers discuss the proposed Amendment 18 relating to prohibition and constitutional changes in Alabama. The piece cites Section 2 and the role of the legislature, questions about trusting the people to vote, mentions figures like Dr Abernethy, and includes opinions on kidney health and remedies amid the broader political discourse.
Headland Ave Church Attendee Instructions
A garbled OCR fragment references a church on Headland Avenue and mentions fees and attendees. It names persons like Nelle Heidlardt and Agnes, with unclear context about instruction to attend or a viewing. Details are incomplete but indicate a church event or meeting with fees.
Special Notice on Opening Water and Jewelry Repair Shop
Jy up before the 14th, I will open a water and jewelry repair shop in the building with Wyatt the todos. I will be glad to see friends and anyone who brave any work of this kind. Roy Ghent.
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Wyatt
Fabedene Roy Ghent
Narrow Escape and Fatalities Reported in Local Incident
In a grim incident a man and others suffered injuries while attempting to escape danger. A confrontation led to injuries and the death of a person named Tar, with the exact location and parties involved unclear from fragments. Further details are postponing.
War Telephone 47% To Have the Good Beoke Always
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public service meeting with references to individuals such as WILL GRIFFIN and Frank Frink. The text mentions a center and a first class or second condition, with scattered names and numbers. The overall content is unclear but indicates a local meeting or telephony related item with named people and contact details.
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Ginius
Will Griffin
Fragmentary Warning Text About Honey and Tar Mixture
Fragmented OCR note warns against taking Moley 4 Honey and Tar fuel and mentions trouble at a top location, with unclear references to a person and a place in the northwest McCallim area.
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Broughi
Enue Amd
McCallim
Fragmentary health note on strength and nourishment
A fragmentary text discusses strength and nourishment with phrases about health, vigor, and vitality. It mentions prime beef and suggests enjoying varied diets, though the meaning is unclear and many terms are garbled.
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Souks
City Market W May Je Proprietor
The notice describes a vendor linked to May and Je, with claims of health benefits and cure for kidney and bladder trouble. It mentions a cake Foley’s Kidney Remedy and promises relief from pain, weakness, and urinary troubles. The fragment references McCallum as a person involved.
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City Market
May, Je
Foley
McCallum
Coal ad for Acten Lamp guaranteed refund offer
An advertisement offers Acten Lamp under an absolute guarantee. If customers are not satisfied after trying it they will refund their money. The line is attributed to Burs & Colton, with a Vermont-64 or similar style imprint.
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Acten
Burs& Colton
Boats For Base At Sacrifice In Tanna City
Seller explains misfortune and insurance, offering a launch and helm at a sacrifice price in Tanna City. Claims the hats are better and longer lasting, urges buyers to view today. Burts & Cotton listed as descubing.
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Tanna City
Burts & Cotton
Temperance ad urges truth and self improvement in 1900s era notice
A temperance styled advertisement promotes personal honesty and daily improvement. It suggests avoiding half truths and debt, endorses the use of tobacco and whiskey with specific brands, and advertises Mr. Ellison Drug Co with J. W. Hollan as retail manager. It references pills and tonics as safe aids and hints at Prohibition era debates.
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Brown
Duke
Crow Creek
Tennile
Hollan
Mr. Ellison Drug Co
J. W.hollan
Mgr
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Herrin
Agnes
Cluett
Gale
Dothan
America
Batchelor Brothers
North Foster St
Wee Ape
Elay
STRICKLANN_ BROS
Jewelers
Foster Street
Cumbie’s Shop
Dave Ron Rimy
Tao the Dead Realty
Talon Holes
Halley
Mike
Alwaye
RAND
Hack Servive
Crank i
Frank Frink Tayne
M Smythe
COAL
Eher
Temperance
Ptate
Ithense
Perak
M. A. Ellison Drug Company
Als
W. Hollan
Mgr. Retail Department
Worth Activ
China
North
Foster St
A. L. Bostwick ¢& CO
Bennett Hardware CO
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