Miss Evelyn Byrd to Wed Frederick Dimmick Easter Week
From the Birmingham Age Herald: Miss Evelyn Byrd daughter of Mr and Mrs William M Byrd will marry Frederick David Dimmick in an April 25 ceremony at the bride’s sister’s home on Eighth Avenue. Byrd has strong Washington ties and Alabama connections, with notable family history in Dallas County. Dimmick heads the Dimmick Pipe company in Philadelphia. A Free Kindergarten Association meeting is set for tomorrow at 3 oclock at Mrs J Sproulls home, and Mrs S L Crook reports a short visit to Cave Springs.
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Birmingham
L. J. Haley
Miss Byrd
Washington, D. C
Washington
Alabama
William M. Byrd
Dallas County
Supreme Court
Byrds
Westover
Dimmwick
J. K Dimmick
Philadelphia
Dimmick Pipe Company
Free Kindergarten Association
J. ©. Sproull
Sunshine and shopping hours spark civic kindness demand
The piece urges adjusting shopping hours to give clerks more daylight. It notes factory workers crave sunshine and recommends morning or early evening shopping to let dry goods stores close at six. It mentions social visits by Mrs. J. F. McVarlin and Miss Jessie Davis visiting local residents.
Watch and jewelry repair move to Adams' store
ALF TRUITT relocates a watch and jewelry repairing stand from 1102 West Teath street to J. G Adams' store-23.2 J. H. MepAms amid garden plowing period. Edmondson & Anderson offered hauling services. An niston team laundry advertises at 12th and Noble streets.
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West Teath Street
J. G Adams
J. H
Anniston
Team Laundry
12Th and
Noble Streets
Walker family heads to Atlanta then Rockville for new job
Mr and Mrs James Z Walker and their children depart for Atlanta Forsyth and Thomason Georgia to visit relatives then move to Rockville Connecticut where Mr Walker has secured a position as engineer at the Rockville Gas and Electric Company. The community wishes them well. Nearby notes report stone foundation work starting on a new Bell Weatherly warehouse on Tenth Street with J H Dake as contractor and Harry Powel handling stone work.
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James Z. Walker
Atlanta
Forsyth
Thomason
Rockville
Conn
Walker
Rockville Gas & Eleetric Company
Bell-Weathery Company
Tenth Street
J. H. Dake
Harry Powel
Ullman Bros. Offers Suits at 6.99 in City Sale
The ad touts Ullman Bros. men’s suits priced at 6.99 with claims of best value in town. It mentions a new spring line sizes 33 to 44 and notes other local notices including court schedule hints and sheriff updates.
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Ullman Bros
New Styles in Men’s Frocks and Suits at Ullman Brothers
Mr. Charles H Hilton returns from a combined business and pleasure trip to Atlanta and other places. Call for the Kenne saw 5c cigar, the best on the market. Mr. W. L. Connolly of Selma, trainmaster of the Anniston division of the Southern, was in the city today.
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Charles H Hilton
Atlanta
W. L. Connolly
Selma
Anniston Division
The
Southern
City
Farmer Mr T A Paul in city for grand jury
Braver farmer Mr T A Paul visits the city this week to serve on the city court grand jury.
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T. A. Paul
Braver
Youll Like Em Groceries Urgent Ad Teas and Coffees
A vintage style grocery ad promises superior quality and low prices. It urges readers to sample teas and coffees described as nectar for beings of another sphere and highlights flours sugars spices and other goods to please the palate.
Local residents and visitors reported traveling today
A series of brief notices list individuals including Mr. I. Levi, Rev. J. L. Harris, Capt. J. B. Palmer, Mr. F. Shumate, Ed J. O’Brien, D. A. Farrell, Will Newman, Weyman Adair, Judge G. B. Randolph, Jos. J. Arnold, Whit Crook, Mrs. Robert G. Walker, R. J. Morgan, W. L. Mathews, Frank Martin, J. L. Segars, and O. M. Stimson visiting Iron City, Piedmont, Atlanta, Ironaton, Rome, Middlesboro, and Columbus with arrivals, departures, and business trips noted.
Grand Spring Display of Parisian Pattern Hats
Grand opening notice announcing the grand display of spring millinery with the largest assortment of Parisian pattern hats in the city. Event details include Thursday April 5 at 10 A M and quick, satisfactory hauling by Edmondson and Anderson, contact phone 38-3.
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Edmondson & Anderson
Anniston Lumber Co Plants New Timber Industry in City
The Anniston Lumber company forms a new industry here with a 50,000 capacity Perkins Perfection shingle mill and a 10,000 feet capacity saw mill on the Southern railroad line near Lincoln. It will process output from six or eight nearby mills for about 75,000 daily rough lumber feet and operates a commissary with its own logging teams. Walter G. Hardin, longtime purchasing agent for Illinois Car and Equip, heads the local office.
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Anniston Lumber Company
Perkins
Southern Railroad
Lincoln
Postal Telegraph Company
Walter G. Hardin
Illinois Car and Equip Company
Hardin
Alabama
Girls Wanted for Light Work at Pratt and Yates Bag
Employment notice seeking girls aged twelve to sixteen for light and pleasant work at Pratt and Yates Bag Company. Classified as a help wanted brief from a historical newspaper page segment.
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Pratt & Yates Bag Company
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Fiam Drug
MNA
Daniel
Columbian Building
Cee
Arry Social News
Gossip
Tee
Mr. Pred Dimmick
Miss Evelyn Byrd
8. L. Crook
Cave Springs
J. F. McVarlin
A.T. Hanna
Jacksonville
Jessie Davis
Choccolocco
Alf Truitt
Sroomea
Boyer
Young Jim Richards
Piedmont
W. C. Tunstall, Jr
Mevsie
W. J. Brock
Martin, Arnold & Martin
Kennesaw
Messrs. S. & D. Held
Parker House
West Tenth Street
J. J. Murphy & Co
O. Watson
Green Johnson
Randolph
Donahoo & Co
Ullman Brothers
Lovie Cooper
Moore Street
G. W. Dewberry
J. M. Canafield
Oxford
Messia
Frank
Baldwin Britton
Anniston Supply Company
St. Vincent Hospital
Kattville
Frank Melntyre
Star
Melntyre
Allen D. Smyth
Xcare Star
Noble Street
J. Baxter Allen
Crook
Probate Court
N. D. Meharg
Frank Meharg
Jeff Rountree
Cassimere
Youllikem
Cater Grocery Co
Department Store
Mr. I. Levi
Iron City
J. L. Harris
J. B. Palmer
F. &. Shumate
Dalton
Ed J. O' Brien
Ironaton
D. A. Farrell
Will Newman
Rome
Weyman Adair
Middlesboro, Ky
G. B. Randolph
Jos. J. Arnold
Mr. Whit Crook
Columbus, Ga
Robert G. Walker
Stonaton
R.J. Morgan
Mr. W. L. Mathews
Scotteboro
Mrs. McCluskey
Gurnee 8
Reet
Frank Martin
J. L. Segars
O. M. Stimson
Anniston Lumberco
Anniston Trading CO
Noble St
Postal Tel. Co
Allan
Thomas’ Drug Store
West Tenth
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