Real Estate Transfers and Bank Promotion This Week
An official notice reports the transfer of a vacant 7060x195 lot at Thirteenth and Noble to B. Carrington for 10000. A. P. Agee buys the Miller building at Gurnee and Tenth for 9000, with R. E. Garner selling. J. H. Edmondson and J. F. Boozer close a deal on Tenth Street with W. G. Milligan. Edmondson buys a Noble Street lot. William S. Coleman elected assistant cashier at First National Bank after twelve years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Goodwin & Company
Thirteenth and Noble
B. Carrington
R. B. Garner
First National Bank
William S. Coleman
Coleman
Local photographers close business and offer photo sittings
W P Russell announces closing his photography business from September first and invites customers to call for sittings and to buy picture frames at cost. He offers to return held photos. Pat Allen now manages Overland Anniston agency and promotes Overland cars and delivery trucks. Hunter Bros advertises Western Meats and a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Anniston
Pet Allen
Overland
Omega Flour 18 Praised for Quality and Modern Milling
The advert touts Omega Flour 18 as superior for three reasons: top quality wheat, careful grinding by skilled workers, and production in the finest and most modern mill in the country. It emphasizes excellence and advanced facilities to justify the claim.
Wells Amusement to Build 1000-Seat Noble Street Theatre
The Wells Amusement Company plans a new vaudeville and moving picture theatre on Noble Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth. The building will house about 1,000 patrons and adjoin Murphy Furniture Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Amusement Company
Noble Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Murphy Furniture Company
Eggs in demand prompt buyers to see Bell Rogers firm
A late classified note seeks 10 000 dozen country eggs from buyers. It directs contact with Bell, Rogers and Zemurray Brothers Co. at 15 tf, urging early inquiry before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Rogers & Zemurray Bros. Co
Local notices: appointments, products, and visits in Anniston
W. M. Kennedy named chief clerk to W. H. Truehart at Camp McClellan. A. B. C. and Red Feather Cigars advertised. Mrs. Huffman moves Chamber of Commerce desk to Alabama Power offices. Paul Stevenson in city as Birmingham News correspondent. Calhoun Grocery Co. and Knoxville visitors eye local business. Little Miss W Louise Stewart returns home from Gadsden visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Kennedy
Alabama Hotel
W. H. Truehart
Camp McClellan
W Louise Stewart
Glen Addie
R. W. Stewart
B. F. BcKee
Gadsden
Walter Stewart
Farmers Union Warehouse stockholders meet in Anniston
The annual meeting of the Farmers Union Warehouse Company of Calhoun County Alabama will be held at the courthouse in Anniston on Tuesday September 4 1917 at 1030 a m sharp. All stockholders are notified to attend in person or by written proxy W T Dodd secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union Warehouse Company
Calhoun County
Alabama
Court House
Anniston
W. T. Dodd
Three Tentative Routes for Atlanta Birmingham Highway
The highway locating commission tours three tentative routes Atlanta Cedartown Anniston Villa Rica and Carrollton routes as cities compete to show advantages. The group visits Anniston Villa Rica Carrollton with banquets and a public rally planned in Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Son College
M. O. Eldridge
Washington, D. C
Department of the
Federal Bureau of Good Roads
Hale Houston
Clemson College
A. A. Camp
Winder, Ga
T. 8. Plowman
Talladega
Ala
J. A. Rountree
Birmingham
A. G. Batchelder
American Automobile Association
Roland Rowe
The
Atlanta Journal
Paul Stevenson
Birmingham News
Fred Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Locating Commission
Atlanta
Cedartown
Anniston
Austell
Hiram
Dallis
Yorkville
Rockmart
Jacksonville
Weaver
Blue Mountain
Villa Rica
Carrollton
Memphis
Chamber of Commerce
Clifton Hotel
le Square
Temple Garden Tea Ad Claims Rich Flavor and Color
Selected from the choicest Ceylon and India Teas. Its rich flavory quality and beautiful color contributed to the season's most popular drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bagley
Stanley
Anni
MR. Coleman
W. P. Russell
Pat Allen
Hunter Bros
Red Feather Cigars
Tom Flanagan
City
Union
Calhoun Grocery Co
Tributors
H. J. Youngblood
C. A. Kirby
Knoxville
A. BD. C
Havana
Red Feather
Porto Rico
Culpepper Exum
Stockholders Meeting
Anniston Cream Products Co. Cie
East Tenth Street
Sheton
S. C
Bell, Rogers & Temurray Company
Louis Kidd
Undertaking CO
Auto Ambulance Service
J. Ralph Usrey
W. C. LeGrand & Co
Woodruff Peed Company
G. H. Hasterwood
Chatchee
Jersey
Ford
Koken Barber Chair
Writer&Kelton Furniture Company
Lindale
Oxford
Care Star
Maxwell
14Th and
Christine Avenue
Brand & Sons
National Cash Register
Carve Shoe Co
John A. Carter, Jr., & Co
W. C. Baker
Mulberry Ave
Gus Landham
Noble
Tenth Street
Gurnee
Willian D. Jelks
Model Laundry
Weather's Cafe
Star
Dickinson Novelty Co
John O Guthrie
14Th and Noble
S. H. Kress & Company
Addres C. W
Walters
Weather’s Cafe
Mazer
Fifth Street
Philadelphia
P. O
Robinson Book Store
Blackwell Agee & Bibb
East 13Th Street
Wiley Johnston's
J. A. Sewell
Noble St
I. A. de Hart & Co
Oxford Lake
Fisher
L. M. Burns
Theato
Arsene Lupin
Farl Williams
Ethel Barrymore
Savoy
Jack Pickford
Louise Huff
Theo Roberts
Hobart Bosworth
Raymond Hatton
Jas. Neill
Jas, Cruze
Packard
Franklins
Allen’s
Jenkins Cab & Auto Company
Martin
Manhattan
H. M. Martin
New York
Richardson-Strought
Vaudeville
Garrison
Larry Richardson
Baby Ruby
All New
Scarbrough Drug Co
Alabama Power Co
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