Local notices mix with ads and incidents in Anniston
The page includes ads for The Reliable Jeweler and Optician and Marsh's 1013 Noble street, a report that Mr. J A Wooten moved Pelham Guards knapsacks from Mobile encampment, and various local notices. Crime news notes John Jennings arrested on defacing property with a $100 bond, while other items mention building permits, a hospital plan, and Skeeter Scare products from Elam Ordway & Howser.
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John Jennings
John Riley
Crook
Anniston Watch Repair Leader Said to Excel
The Anniston store manager Mr. Lee W. Thomas is praised as the most skilled Alabama watchmaker. His credentials include extensive practical experience and thorough technical training from a major Eastern school. He can craft any watch part except the dial hair and main springs, using genuine materials and modern tools at fair prices.
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Anniston
Lee W. Thomas
Alabama
Local residents and travelers pass through the city hub
Mr. Lewis Wilson works as a salesman at City Hardware Co. Mr. John Wood of Obatehie is in the city today. Mr. H. P. Salter went to Gadadea this morning. Mr. J. M. Garvin of Rock Run visits the city. Jos. Eros returns from New York with his daughter Eleanor. Herbert W. Smith attends business then heads to Birmingham. Dr. T. W. Ayers returns from Blue Mountain Miss and Siloam Springs Ark where he spoke to religious gatherings on China.
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Lewis Wilson
The
City Hardware Co
J. M. Garvin
Rock Run
Herbert W. Smith
Talladega
Birmingham
Erie Woman Mistakes Face Wash for Lotion Prank
An Erie woman obsessed with a face wash brand used a bottle she found in her daughter’s room to apply a thick coat on her face and later on white canvas shoes, causing a surprising reaction. The episode is reported in the Erie Record with a humorous tone.
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Erie
Cresser
Gonto
United Confederacy Veterans Reunion at Anniston
A reunion of Northeast Alabama United Confederate Veterans from Calhoun Clay Cleburne Etowah Jefferson Randolph Shelby St Clair and Talladega counties is called for September 18 1906 in the Anniston Circuit Court room with a two day session. All veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy invited with free entertainment and a grand march and Southern barbecue planned for September 19.
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Alabama
United Confederate Veterans’ Association
Calhoun
Clay
Cleburne
Etowah
Jefferson
Randolph
Shelby
St. Clair
Talladega
Court House
Anniston
Ala
United Daughters of the Confederancy
San Francisco Horror and Palace Hotel Fire Tale
A contemporary reports that San Francisco's disaster saga grows with Lord Dynevor's silk hat perishing in the Palace hotel due to a valet's forgetfulness. Only the bare fact is known at present.
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St. James
San Francisco
Weather data for Anniston August 16 1906 and forecast
The Anniston weather report records a barometer of 29 02, temperature at 7 am of 72, precipitation 0 05, wind from the southeast at 8 miles per hour, and a low of 68 at 4 am. Forecast calls for fair tonight and Friday. Skeeter Scare Elam Ordway Howser advert.
Fern sale offers half price on ten kinds of plants
Surplus stock of ferns in ten varieties at half value with size options. Large plants heavily discounted to make room for small sizes. Plants ship with about 10 percent extra cost. Shipping paid on orders of five dollars or more. Contact F. J. Ulbricht to order or inquire by phone, mail, or visit.
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F. J. Ulbricht
James Wilson of Iowa Dies Versatile Public Servant
James Wilson, United States Secretary of Agriculture and former Iowa leader, born August 16, 1835 in Ayrshire Scotland. He served as secretary since May 5, 1807, completing a decade in the cabinet. Renowned as a skilled farmer, he led Tama County farm studies and Iowa Agricultural College before national service.
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James Wilson
United States
Ayrshire
Scotland
Quighishing
McKinley
Wilson
Iowa
Tama County
Iowa Agricultural College
House of Representatives
Land Titles Guaranteed by Alabama Abstract Company
Alabama Abstract Company at Anniston offers title examination with a guaranteed bond if the title is approved by their attorneys. Advertisement notes monthly cash advances and availability.
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Alabama Abstract Company
Mh2eet
Anniston
Lax-ets Formula Promoted For Pain Relief Candy Tabs
An advertisement describes Lax-ets Formula as a biting remedy for pain. It claims the medicine moves the bone and soothes discomfort gently. Sold in a metal case for five cents a box by J. L. Wikle.
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J. L. Wikle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wikle’s
Trafeefe
City News
W.f.vanarsdel
J. A. Wooten
Pelham Guards
Cane Creek
Marsh
Noble Street
E. A. Walker
Elvira Walker
Oxford
Anniston Electric & Gas Company
Anniston Cash Store
Bass & Heard
Greene
Carter Music Company
Rnpiston
South
Carter Music CO
Anniston, Ala
Henry Bell
W. Carlton
Dr. Marsh
Skeeter
Elam, Ordway & Howser
Jennings
D. Woodruff
Anniston National Bank
Almstead Smith
W. A. Smith
Dr. Smith
Monroeville
Mobile
Crabtree
F. M. Ledbetter
Marvin Hill
E. E. Forbes Piano Co
Abner C Thomas
Noble
L. W. Thomas
Mgr
Anniston Store
F. C. Leyden
Smith Blg
Ever Tae
Feof Oferforks Fof
John Wood
Obatehie
H. P. Salter
Gadadea
Mr. Jos
Eros
New
York
Eleanor
T. W. Ayers
Blue Mountain, Miss, and
Siloam
Springs
Ark
China
Aforke
S. E
Anniston and Vicinity
W. F. Clark
Evening Star
Monk & Crumpton, Crocers
Gurnee
Tyler Hill
Randolph-Alexander Realty CO
Walnut Street
Quintard
O. H. Parker & CO
E. 19Th St
Oo, M. Bricker
J. L. Murphy & Co
W. ©. Ward
R. E. Garner
Carre-Field Shoe CO
R. S. Pendle
Polevooue
Deraggustia
Express
Miss Clark
Constantine Building
A. Hanson
Korrent
E. L. Turner & Co. Agts
Thomas’ Drug Store
W. 10Th St
Russell Bros
Kodaks
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