Public notices and ads mix in Anniston sports item
A mixed Anniston page reports fines in police court totaling 75.50, revival plans by Rev J C Hepkinstall at Oxanna Baptist church, and a series of local sales events. It notes a funeral at Hillside cemetery for Mrs James B Goodwin, gas cooking demonstrations, and piano sales promotions by Carter Music Co. The Anniston baseball team plays Gadsden at West End Park today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hepkinstall
Alabama City
Oxanna Baptist Church
Mr. Hepkinstall
James B. Goodwin
Hillside Cemetery
County Democratic notice on delegate assessments and chair
Chairman J A Wallis of the county Democratic Executive committee issues final notice. Assessments of 2.50 are due from candidates for delegate at the horse swap convention to be held at the Tenth street wagon yard headquarters on the 25th of this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street Wagon Yard
Tech Land
Democratic Executive Committee
Open cotton boll shared from Oxford in early season
A letter notes Mr G C Parnell of Oxford sent in an early open cotton boll as fragrant season pledge. The report also mentions a passenger train disruption causing transfer of riders between trains 35 36 and the Birmingham bound No 46 arriving about 1 30 this afternoon. Mrs Waterhouse and family thank friends for support during illness and death of their mother and grandmother. Miss Cooper injured alighting from an electric car at FE street and Wilmer avenue. An ad promotes patent medicines sold by Marsh at 1013 Noble street and Swamp Root remedies.
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FE Street
Wilmer Avenue
Ward Five
Cooper
Does Your Stomach Bother You A 19th Century Ad
An aged advertisement promotes Dr Shoop s Restorative as a cure for stomach distress. It warns that pain fullness and indigestion signal disease and urges immediate use of the product. The copy touts digestive nerve strength and suggests the remedy builds inside nerves and relieves gas belching fatigue and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Nature
Wrought Iron Range Co range sales wagon offer
The City Hardware Co advertises wagons selling ranges in the county. They promise a good range for $40 with optional notes at 8 percent interest, and invite farmers to view before purchasing to save $25, urging trust in their local friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wrought Iron Range Co
City Hardware Co
Free water-proof school bag with each We tablet
Local promotion offers a free water-proof school bag to accompany every We tablet purchase at Marsh's store located at 1013 No ble street, encouraging students to start the school year equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Donahoo & Co. Introduces Fine Turnout Ride
A promotion for Donahoo & Co. offers a ride in one of their fine turnouts, inviting interested customers to call Phone No. 82 for details.
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Donahoo & Co
Trya Star Wanted for Resulta Drag Assistance
A terse classifieds line offers a drag aid option with a contact name R. O. Watson at number 72. The note reads Trya Star wanted for resulta, suggesting a request for performance or assistance in obtaining results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trya Star
Resulta
Real estate sale by W. T. Owen and legal notices
A notice details a sale by W. T. Owen at the Alabama Hotel listing terms and a 25 percent advance on the sale. It mentions Mr. J. B. Shelnutt departing for New York to buy fall stock for Shelnutt Mercantile Co. Alabama Abstract Co. offers title examination and guaranty bonds. Also reports a Southern freight train derailment at Atkins Spur between Heflin and Edwardsville with five cars involved.
High grade furniture and home sewing machines offer value
J. T. Hodge at 923 Noble street sells high grade furniture and New Home sewing machines with reasonable prices. The ad explains ham purchases, noting waste from wrapping, bone, and cooking. It argues sliced boiled ham is economical and convenient, letting customers buy only what they need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hodge
Noble Street
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Wikle
S. J. L. Wikle
City News
Tra
W.f.vanarsdel
Hadvest
Anniston Trading CO
Anniston Cash Store
Bass & Heard
Lake Theatre
of Aniston Electric & Gas Co
Tenth and
Noble Streets
Mary Lumley
Dem
Ing Room
Anniston Electric
Aniston
Haviland China
Anniston
Carter Music CO
J. G. Glass
Sewanee, Tenn
Grace Church
Dr. Marsh
Mrs. J. H. Hopkins
Gadsden
Cros
Sing
West End Park
REL
Thomas
Optical Stores
Abner C. Thomas
Prop
East 23Rd Street
New York City
Anniston, Ala
L. W. Thomas
Mgr
Anniston Store
J. A. Wallis
Birmingham
Mr. G. C
MRS
Smith
Scarbrough Drug Co
B. B
Ullman Bros. Dept. Store
Gloria
Uleman
Ullman’s
You Debi Winky
J. L. Wikle
Ble Street
R. O. Watson
WOMER
Draggieta
W. T. Owen
Alabama Hotel
New York
J. B. Shelnutt
Shelnutt Mer
Alabama Abstract Company
Southern
Atkins Spur
Heflin
Edwardsville
Bass
Heard
Assimote & Gaye
Srieture Conterior
Evans Chemical DE Cincinnati
Cater Grocery Co
Anniston Pawnbrokers
Eugene Fowler
South
Cleveland, Ohi
Walnut Street
Quintard
C. H. Parker & O
Noble
10Th St
Twilding
Southern Feather Co
Columbia
Star Office
Toledo
Mountain Avenue
Miss Martha Belt
T. M. Henderson
Noble Strew
Ture
INGS
Noble Streete
Mem and Boys
Housefurnian
Sterne's
Monk & Crampton, Grocers
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