Movement for good roads in Calhoun county urged by farmers
The Calhoun movement for better roads is praised as vital to the county with plans under discussion. Commissioner C D Martin proposed improvements, a road overseer may be appointed, and road bonds are seen as a reasonable funding method. Emphasis ties road work to educational and church access and endorses Capt. James Crook for Agriculture Commissioner as especially suited to farming needs.
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Calhoun
Coull
C. D. Martin
W. H. McKleroy
James Crook
Songs of School Days and Dandy Dixie Minstrels at Noble Street
The piece reviews Henry Beamish style reminiscences in a book praised for childlike language and charm. It notes Doubleday, Page & Co. sell it for $1.25 and likens it to Riley and Field. The Dandy Dixie Minstrels at Noble Street Theatre feature copyrighted songs and parodies by Voelckel and Nolan with John Ruckier and others.
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Messrs, Voelckel
Nolan
Dixie Minstrels
Mr N H Reid Plans Auto Return From Atlanta Trip
Mr N H Reid and friends will travel by rail to Atlanta tomorrow morning and return in Mr Reid's handsome Reo automobile, which was left there indoors for several days due to bad weather.
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Atlanta
Mr. Reid
Reo
Voters Urged to Bring Registration Certificates at Polls
Voters who registered since July 1 1906 are asked to carry their registration certificates to the polls to prevent challenges or confusion during voting.
Dr M M Cunningham to speak in Cal houn county towns
Dr M M Cunningham candidate for governor will address voters in Cal houn County with sessions at Oxford on Tuesday August 21 at 8 pm Jacksonville on Wednesday August 22 at 9 30 am and Anniston on the same day at 2 30 pm with appearances scheduled for multiple cities.
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Calhoun County
Oxford
Jacksonville
Anniston
Come and Hear Him Campaign Appeal For Henry B. Gray
A Birmingham audience hears a candidate for lieutenant governor denounce newspaper editors for backing Bryan democrat Henry B. Gray. He credits Gray with ending wire brokerage gambling in Birmingham and urges fathers to vote for Gray next Monday to shield their sons from vice.
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Henry B. Gray
Birmingham
Tame Grouse Strutting In Late September
The ruffed grouse displays a turkey like strut toward the end of September. Cocks and hens show tails spread, black ruff, and ground dragging wings to flaunt feathers. Birds bow tap and hiss, with the cock persisting while the hen ignores him, a display described in Country Life In America.
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America
Degraded California Indians on Santa Barbara Islands
Missionaries describe Santa Barbara Island inhabitants as the most degraded of humans with low morality. They fed on grasshoppers and earthworms, resembling mainland natives. Extermination attributed to altered conditions imposed by missionaries.
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California
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