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Lakewood Daily Items

July 30, 1908 More About Doc Corker. Horse Recovered Today.Liberty Bend-July 30, 1908. Doc and some of the boys went out this morning and brought Doc’s horse in. They had a lot of trouble finding him. The bridge had went … Continue reading

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The DeFuniak Herald – February 5, 1914 – Page 2

Ealum The health of the community is generally good- only colds. Most farmers are preparing their land for farming, though some say it is too early. By the looks of it, spring is here. Mr. Leonard Bell made a business trip … Continue reading

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The Breeze – September 28, 1911 – Page 1

DEAS-WILLIAMS Wedding (FLORALA) Mrs. Mary Williams and J. M. Deas were happily married on Wednesday morning at the residence of W. L. Helms at Dothan. The bride is a very popular lady of this city, while the groom is a … Continue reading

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The Breeze – September 21, 1911 – Pages 3 & 5

GENERAL NEWS     NOTICE (p. 3) I, J. S. Scarbough, hereby notify Bill Alford and Ella Woodard to stay off of my place, not to come on it at no time, and upon no account. I forbid any tresspassing … Continue reading

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The Breeze – January 4, 1912

Niceville News: Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Allen of Garniers came up to spend the Holidays with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Allen and Miss Garrett of Pt. Washington are spending this week here. Mrs. H.W. Johnson is … Continue reading

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