Government Building plans approved by federal officials
Postmaster Trammell returned from Montgomery with rough government building plans approved as submitted. The three story pressed brick building will front Foster street with offices on each level, housing post office services on the first floor and a US District Court on the second. The third floor will hold juries and marshals offices. Trammell hopes the Dothan project gains early attention after last year’s initial appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trammell
Montgomery
United States
Foster Street
Troy Street
Post Office
Money Order and Registry Department
United States District Court Room
Grand and Petty Jury
United States Marshals’ Office
Dothan
Paper subscription drive with vote incentives
The notice urges solicitors to collect subscriptions by offering votes in return. It claims that every $5 paid yields 600 votes if paid immediately, appealing to many in town and county to join the paper, promising social access and influence for those who participate.
Contenders urged to secure subscriptions for the daily Eagle
E P Mercer of Route 3 left a dollar and H H Arnold announced a year’s subscription if the paper remains regular. The notice emphasizes hustling for prepaid subscribers with a goal of 125 votes per paid subscription. Mrs M T Keyton of Montgomery visits daughter Mrs E N Winters in the city. Capt T R Leslie of Troy visits daughter Mrs A Y Malone for a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Eagle
Publication Notice in Dothan Eagle for Columbus Iron Works Co
In the chancery cause Hanson Blake & Co et al vs Dothan Square Base Ginning Co et al at Dothan Alabama the Register orders publication in the Dothan Eagle for four weeks. Columbus Iron Works Co a non resident in Georgia must plead, answer, or demur by October 5 1908 or a decree pro confesso may be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Blake & Co Et al
Dothan Square
Ginning Co Et Als
Dothan 17
Chancery
Register
E. R. Porter
Defendent
Columbus Iron Works Co
Columbumbus
Georgia
Dothan Eagle
Dothan
Alabama
Ala
J. M. Cody
Legal notice court order seeks response in 1908 case
Houston weekly sequence requires Ruth Baxley to plead answer or demur to the bill of complaint by October 1906 or within thirty days after a decree pro confesso may be taken. Done at office in Cothar Als September 5 1908. J M Cody Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Ruth Baxley
Cothar
Als
J. M. Cody Register
Nonresident Defendant Ordered to Respond in 1908 Suit
The state court in Houston County Alabama issues an order for Erie Hart to answer the bill of complaint in J J Hart versus Erie Hart. Publication in Dothan Eagle is required weekly for four weeks. Answer by October 5, 1908, or a decree pro confesso may be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Alabama
Houton County
Hart
Erie Hart
Dothan
Chancery
Register
M Gains
Dothan Eagle
Eric Hart
Ala
M Cody
Baxley v Baxley Chancery Notice in Dothan Eagle
In E D Baxley versus Ruth Baxley in Chancery at Dothan Alabama the affidavit of E H Hill shows Ruth Baxley is a resident of Alabama and over twenty one. It is ordered the Register that publication be made in the Dothan Eagle newspaper in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
Baxley
Ruth Baxley
Dothan
Ala
Southeastern Chancery Division
Register
E. H. Hill
State of
Alabama
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E. P. Mercer
Route 3
H. H. Arnold
Capt
T. R. Leslie
Troy
A. Y. Malone
C. W. Hilliard, M. D
Hammond's Drug Store
DR. $. H. Moody
Paragon Pharmacy
M. 8. Byrd
Attorney At Law
Notary Public
Dothan, Alabama
Rockyford
Anta
Rocky
Ford
Johnson-Brown Co
Albany, Ga
Hobart M. Cable
W. W. Kimball
Cable Nelson
Shiller, Weaver
South
Kimball
Swan
Weaver
J. W. Goff
W. Goff Music Coo. Incorporated
Dothan, Alabama. OR
Goff-Brunson Music CO. Incorporated
Selma, Alabama
A.C. Walker
Wheeler Business College
A. C. Walker
Birmingham
Ala. Girls’ Industrial School
Montevallo, Alabama
Ing, Music and Art
T. W. Palmer
J.riofaircloth
W. R. Flowers
J L.crawford
C. H. G. Forrester
Ace
Dothan National Bnk
Cohan, Alabama
U. S
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