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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
2
A fragment from 1910 notes town streets plowed as a sign of a changing era. It recalls past cotton industry strength, repeated ground upheavals, and evolving life in the city as new cycles and shifts emerge amid daily reports of social change.
A draft essay notes how rent payments can accumulate without equity while suggesting real estate as a lasting investment. It cites a New York example from years ago where 400 dollars bought land that later sold for 1.8 million, urging readers to consider permanent home ownership and the risks of renting in growing towns like Pothan and Houston County.
Andalusia Star urges farmers to open bank accounts this season. Banks offer burglar insurance and safer handling of funds. With a bank, checks record debts and help save money, reducing the urge to keep cash at home.
A fragmented notice discusses prejudice toward wearing glasses and the social penalties that follow. It notes some people judge poorly in this area while others show good sense in other matters, urging graceful acceptance despite unfounded bias.
A long standing West Main Street store announces reopening to serve customers with the best in menta chickens eggs and fish. It advertises two contact numbers 146 and 409 for orders and inquiries.
Farmers and all in agriculture are invited to the 1910 exposition by the Alabama Agricultural Association featuring a complete line of farm machinery. The event emphasizes leadership in culture and education, teaching attendees to use the equipment effectively. For sale: five room house and lot at 208 N Saint Andrew Street, apply Fod RR McCarty.
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