Births and local notices fill Anniston column
City news lists births at Culberson and Gordon households with a boy and a girl. Postponed Oxford hotel entertainment due to rain, rescheduled with admission 10 and 15 cents. Deputy Sheriff Mebarg transfers two women to penitentiary. Local ads promote tailor shop, cigar, and drayage services. Several brief items on deaths, bids, mills plans, garden work, and sales round out the page.
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Oxanna Hotel
Cumberland
Frank Mebarg
Wetumpke
Kate Humphries
Mary Hoke
Mrs Benj Micou to Visit City From Birmingham
Mrs Benj Micou of Washington arrives this evening from Birmingham and will stay with Cant and Mrs A P Agee until tomorrow evening. A military panorama of the Transvaal war and life like depictions of battles in the Spanish American war are on display in a store room at Gurnee and Tenth streets drawing large crowds. Admission is ten cents. Also noted are classified ads for cheap horses and related gear and a lighthearted anecdote about R P Thomson considering a subscription idea change.
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Gurnee
Tenth Streets
Special Sale Of Men Suits From Ullman Bros
Ullman Bros announces a continuing sale of all wool and worsted men suits priced at 6.99 with sizes 33 to 42. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Sale runs until Saturday night next April fourteenth.
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Ullman Bros
Red River Flood Swells in Texas April 11
Dennison Texas reports Red River rising ten feet in twenty four hours with high water at multiple points. Heavy runoff and crest expected downstream as crews monitor flood risk along the river.
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Dennison
Texas
Hieh
Redriver
No cigar runs praised by locals for Kennesaw hauling
A local note commends the Kennesaw run and praises prompt service by Ed Mondson and Anderson with reliable hauling as shown by a historic local business contact at phone 33-3.
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Edmondson & Anderson
Chinese Dinner Invitations and a Quiver of Quotes
A travel writer notes that Chinese hosts send large envelopes with a tiny invitation card for dinner. Accepting means keeping the card. declining requires returning it. Banquet time may begin late, and timing matters for guests. A humorous exchange about a famed English wit recalls a portrait with a quiver on his lips and arrows in them.
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Sven Hedin
Sir Robert Teel
Sir Robert
Dyspeptic MecJigger-Krusty Faces Blessing in Disguise
In the Philadelphia Press, MecJigger-Krusty suffers dyspepsia while Thingumbob calls the situation a blessing in disguise. MeJigger questions the blessing as Thingumbob agrees, noting the blame for his bad temper may come later.
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MecJigger
Krusty
Thingumbob
Philadelphia Press
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Nea Oy
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Elam Drug
Haviland China
Anniston Trading CO
Easter Shoes
Hawes
Ansley
Anniston Shoe Co
Ansley’s
Miss Daniel
Columbian Building
Eeeee
Bowling Alley
Noble Street
J. G. McKinney
A. Culberson
T. Eh. Gordon
Donahoo & Co
Anniston
Ala
John Floyd Smith
Oxford
Junius Levy
A. F. McGhee
Woodstock
Kennesaw
J. L. Miller
Wilmer and
Twelfth Streets
J. T. Gardener
Thomson
Gardner Yarn Mills
D. G. Brothers
Jacksonville
Julius Levy
James Crovak
Mrs. S. Ritter
Youngstown, O
J. A. Bdwards
Talon Depot
Marshall Edwards
Caba
Enue Star
Edith McMillian
Nome
H. Hiton
Will Collier
Little .O
Rome
Bicycle Hospital
Tenth Street
Bicycle San
C.C. Sykes
Russ W. Rose
Evening Star
Rose
Atlanta
J. N. Dobbins
R. P. Thomson
Anniston Yarn Mills
Nobby
Manhattan
Eclipse
Douglas Shoes
Ullman
BROS
Sterne 'S Grocery
Red River
J. P. Reynolds
Gaines Marble Co
Cartersville, Ga
D. R. Gaines
19Th
Quintard
Atlanta Journal
Ouuee Newman
Atlanta, GA
Jim Newman
Stickney’s Pharmacy
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