Purse Found Containing 568 Dollars Reported
A purse containing 568 dollars was found with no identifying details. The fragmentary note mentions a convention in 1876 and the word Pinder appears, but no clear owner or location is provided.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
2
Pocket Book Found Then Returned In Talladega
A Talladega resident found a pocket book containing 668.45 on Ashland road. After locating the owner, W. Turnipseed, a stock dealer, identified the contents and recovered the pocket book. The notice also notes the 1575 Constitutional Convention costs and personnel as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
R. H. Whatley
Mr. Whatley
Mr. Turnipseed
Talladega
Clay County
The Bad Luck That Came Later to Whatley
The Home reports R. H. Whatley who lived with his brother J. W. Whatley lost his room in a Monday 3 am fire that destroyed the house. Whatley suffered a severely crushed right hand and may require amputation and $2500 in cash was lost in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatley
R. H. Whatley
J. W. Whatley
Mr. Whatley
A Lisbon man cured by New Discovery from flood illness
Chas C Ellis of Lisbon Lisbon Ta faced a raging flood washing a telegraph line he repaired waist deep in icy water. He suffered a severe cold and cough that doctors called consumption. After using Dr King s New Discovery he was wholly cured in six bottles. Trial bottles free. Sold by Sam Drug Co. 50¢ and 1.00. The One Day Cold Cure and Marmott s Choroletes Laxative Quin ine also offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Ellis
Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
E'am Drug Co
Fast Time to Texas by Queen & Crescent System
The Queer and Crescent System south of Meridian opened October 28 a fast Meridian to Shreveport schedule with lines to Texas, cutting travel to Texas points from 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway fast No. 37 connects to offer the quickest time to West Texas. Ticket agents provide details on this new service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queer & Crescent
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Southern Railway
Queen & Crescent
Electric Bitters Cited By Congressman In Health Claim
Mis souri congressman Champ Clark says overwork and stress nearly collapsed his health until three bottles of Electric Bitters restored him. The ad extols Electric Bitters as the best all round medicine sold by druggists and promises benefits for overworked men and waning women. It is priced at 50 cents and guaranteed by Elam Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Missouri
Elam Drag Co
Real Estate Bargain Offer by Locke Mountain Co
Locke Mountain & Co advertises vacant Noble Street property at 210 by 195 feet in southwest Noble and 14th streets. They claim to sell at half the local price, urging quick contact and promising valid bargains with their office as the point of contact for homes and insurance services.
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Comer-Cobb Investment Co
Pire
Tloney
J. D. Hunter
East Tenth Street
Wilmer Hotel
Bb. P. O
Tuf
Smith* Co
Kia
Carnival Fund
Brokers
Anniston
Alabama
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
First National Bank
G. B. Flint
HOT Springs
Arkansas
Tosshoma
Thelada
West
Vree
Memphis
Monroe ST
George Mnler
Gen Peas
Littie Kook
Ark
Ohio
Enquirer
Weer
Ees Wam
A “kOe
Eter
Aan
Quirer
Enquirer Company
Cincinnati
Montgomery
L. P. Walker
B. H. Screws
T. H. Watts, Jr
C. D. Whitman
Mermott
Kerpsatt's
Locke, Mountain & Co
Locke, Sawyer & Co
Noble Street
Noble
14Th Streets
Tyler Hill
Murray Hill
M. Markstein
Opera House
West Tenth St
Gilmore’s Barber Shop
J. H. Letcher
Birmingham
Gilmore
J.T. Ross
Mgr
the Star
Ford
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