Norwegian Secretary Seeks Cotton and Strawberries in Alabama
Norwegian Vice-Consul Layfield read a letter from Christian flare seeking chief cotton products and bale figures for twenty years, hinting at Norwegian delegation. A South Alabama strawberry grower proposes two acres per farmer to enable carload shipments. interested farmers may contact Newton, Faircloth, or Williams. Also an available seven room house on South Oates Street.
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Layfield
Christian Flare
Charlestin
Norway
South Alama
Hia
Commercial Club
Igman
W. F. Newton
J. R. Faircloth
O. E. Willams
Mrs Taylor Shows Marked Recovery After Illness
Town learns of Mrs Joe Taylor’s convalescence after days of serious illness. Hopes rose Sunday, then yesterday she was much improved and recovery considered probable.
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Joe Taylor
Dothan and St. Andrews Bay Railroad Directors Meet in City
A meeting of the railroad company directors was held in the city with A. H. Steele and his attorney Thomason of Atlanta, and vice-president G. H. Purvis in attendance. The event followed a subscription note of five dollars and included discussion of ongoing votes and daily versus weekly offerings. A separate note recalls the Woman's Missionary Meeting at Mrs. J. R. Kevton’s home on N Oates Street celebrating the Alabama Baptist Centennial with papers read, notably Mrs. Hudson on State Work.
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A. H. Steele
Mr. Thomason
Atlanta
G. H. Purvis
The
Dothan and
St. Andrews Bay
J. R. Kevton
N. Oates Street
The Blood Line and Unexpected Blood Ties Explored
A long fragment discusses Blood Line ideas from Everybody's noting walrus blood reactions with horses zebras and others to prove distant relations. It mentions birds reptiles mammals and a failing link to humans and primates. A Sunday School anecdote shows a teacher guiding children to recite Scripture about cheerful giving.
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William Hanna Thompson
Phus
South America
Joveth
Reconstruction plans for The New Bank building at Foster and Main
The First National Bank forks plan to tear down and rebuild the vacant corner building at Foster and Main. Walls to be removed and raised floor level by about two feet with raised sidewalks to prevent rain overflow. Pressed brick exterior, marble accents, plate glass windows and doors, square corner, side entrance, no front stair. Ghent Jewelry space to be reoccupied, and E R Malone guano office to front. Estimated cost about $20,000 with HH Brown as contractor.
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Foster and
Main Streets
Hammond
First National Bank
Witis
Foster Street
Main Street
E. R. Malone
Ghent
Eastern Star Meeting Set for Thursday Afternoon
The Eastern Star will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 2 90 in the Masonic Hall. Members are urged to attend promptly and be present on time for the session.
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The
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Unclear Student Advice Quoted in Fractured Exchange
A garbled dialogue shows a teacher and a grocery man debating a six year old's actions. The child is told that tying and other acts would be wrong if his father intervened. The transcript is incomplete and yields little coherent context.
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Ezelle
Newsra Pri
CNG
Mace OY
Dothan Guano CK
Dothan
Mrs. Taylor Better
Moeil
F & Amae
Smanday
Neave
Gus Foutt
Hatebor
Fiat
AB Garner
Hethat Cuapfeg
PSY
Carlisle
Busot Beer
Joe Hunter
Dogen Heatrae
Bee’y
Douglas Shoes
Douglas
M. Cherry
Newsparr
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