Expand your research by checking out the Alabama Online Historical Newspapers here.
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Are the directories you're looking for not available online?
Check out WorldCat to find printed or microfilmed directories for Dothan and Houston County.
They may be available through inter-library loan, or the library that holds them may be able to do lookups and send you copies of pertinent pages.
The Library of Congress holds a number of Alabama business, city, reverse (crisscross and street address), telephone, and other directories.
Learn how to access these materials in person in Washington, D.C. through this link, or via a researcher here.