Readable Fragments Highlight July Dates In Brief
Fragmentary OCR notes show dates July 18 and July 19 with unclear context. Names and events are unreadable, offering only scattered references to breezy weather and limited phrases. The item remains a partial timeline snippet without a clear reportable action or identified entities.
Captain James Crook Denoted as Lead Candidate for Agriculture
Birmingham Age-Herald hotel reporter presents an interview on Captain James Crook of Calhoun county as a candidacy for commissioner of agriculture. Crook, a dairy pioneer with a Virginia education and Alabama political service, is praised for integrity and public-spirited reforms.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
James Crook
Calhoun County
Alabama
Captain Crook
Alexandria Valley
University of Virginia
New York Needs Old Mens Christian Association Call
A denunciation urges New York to form an Old Men's Christian association to counter wealth driven vice. It targets wealthy male betrayals, urges men to defend women, and condemns society's tolerance of lascivious behavior leading to fallen women. It invokes Harry Thaw and moral decay, warning youth about the seamy side of life.
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New York
Menace of Great Wealth by T K Webster
Public essay by T K Webster of Chicago attacking wealth concentration. He argues rail owners and giant fortunes control life essentials and influence Senate power. He laments inequality, calls for limits on capital and prefers humble upbringing over inherited wealth.
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Chicago
United States Senate
Rockefeller
Young Hyde
Wisconsin Elks Rally For State Grand Lodge Meet
Lacrosse Wisconsin hosts about 2000 Elks for the annual state grand lodge meeting. Delegates gathered from around the state fill the city with ceremonial activity and pageantry as the convention unfolds in the resort era.
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Consin
Grand Lodge
Delegation Arrives for 1907 Convention Parade at Wausau
In purple to honor visitors an elaborate program has been prepared for entertainment. Today was the reception of arriving delegations and assignment to quarters. Tomorrow will host the convention with officer elections and the annual parade. Wausau sent a large delegation with a band to promote their city for the 1907 gathering.
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Wausau
Order
Frightfully Burned in Furnace Accident
Chas W Moore a machinist from Ford City Pa burned his hand badly in an electrical furnace He used Bucklens Arnica Salve and reports a quick perfect cure The product billed as the greatest healer on earth for burns wounds sores eczema and piles 5 cents at West End Drug Co and Elam Ordway Houser's
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Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
West End Drug Co
Elam, Ordway & Houser’s
The Fine Art of Cooking with Gas Advised
Gas as the peak in culinary technique offers precise heat control for all cooking scales. The gas range promises low maintenance, absolute cleanliness, and great convenience, making it the most desirable kitchen addition.
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the Anniston National Bank
Frank Leigh
Savings Department
the Anniston Evening Star
T. RB. Gordon
Anniston
Ala
Eleventh and
Market Streets
Publisher's Press Association
Annieton
Washington, D. C
R. H. Watking
Montgomery
Horace Hood Jr
Evening Star
Aise “Se Vys
W. FP. McCartney
C. M. Alexander
Calhoun Co
Pioneer Dairyman
Percy Clark
Clark
Ayer
Nos Wecrese
J.C. Ayer Co
Ediotne- Lowe
Mass
Old Men’s Christian
Dr. Madison Co. Peters
T. K. Webster
Wisconsin Elks
Star
Lacrosse
Wis
Elks
Russell Bros
Noble Street
Kodaks
Russell Bros., Anniston
Ice Co
Anniston Cash Store
M. F. Doering
Aderhold & Co
Anniston Electric & Gas Company
Noble and Tenth Sts
Belcher Plumbing Co
Court House
Electricity