Public Comfort Station Erected At Thirteenth And Gurnee
The first public comfort station for soldiers is being built at Thirteenth and Gurnee streets. The brick structure is small yet substantial and other stations will follow in different city locations. BE. R. Moore comments on employment fairness. Red Feather and Made in Anniston Cigars promoted by Union Label Calhoun Grocery Co. distributors.
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Thirteenth and
Gurnee Streets
Red Feather
Anniston Cigars
Union
Calhoun Grocery Co
Post Office at Camp Mc Clellan Nearing Completion
The Camp Mc Clellan post office should finish by Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Fifteen Birmingham clerks will join the current staff once completed. Paul Childers of Attalla is the first from the new force to report for duty. The facility sits on the hill near the old Ingram residence.
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Camp McClellan
Birmingham
Paul Childers
Attalla
Ingram
Hunter Bros Advertises Meats and Groceries
Local ad urges readers to buy meats and groceries from Hunter Bros offering contact via phone number 22. 3-tf for orders and inquiries.
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Hunter Bros
Newspaper Men Arrive to Cover Maryland Troops at Camp McClellan
Raymond Tompkins of the Baltimore Sun and A D Flashears of the Baltimore American and Star have arrived and set up headquarters with Maryland troops at Camp McClellan. Additional reporters from Virginia Delaware and New Jersey are expected later today.
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Raymond Tompkins
Baltimore Sun
A. D. Flashears
Baltimore American and
Star
Maryland
Camp McClellan
Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Clear Havana Filler Blend Highlighted by Red Feather
A B C introduces Clear the new Havana filler Red Feather, a blend of Porto Rico and domestic tobaccos. The blend aims for a smoother, richer smoking experience with balanced aroma and finish.
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Havana
Porto Rico
Medical Officers Arrive at Camp McClellan for Inquiry
Dr. J. W. Hooper of Roanoke Alabama and Dr. R. C. Evans of Sheffield have been detailed from the reserve list to Camp McClellan. Hooper is brother in law to Mrs. R. Y. Street and Evans previously practiced in Philadelphia and earned army service medals in the Philippines.
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J. W. Hooper
Roanoke
Ala
R. C. Evans
Sheffield
Camp
McClellan
Hooper
Anniston
R. Y. Street
Evans
Philadelphia
Philippines
French Dealing Heavy Blows at Verdun
An official notice reports a massive use of explosive strikes against Verdun area targets including aerodromes railroad depots and military sites. The continued coverage notes the scale of bombardment and strategic importance of the French defense during the Verdun engagement.
Final Step Taken to Solve Coal Crisis
In a continued update, 600 of the 19,000 striking miners signed an agreement with the miners coal group today. The signing indicates they will return to work without union recognition.
A B C and Red Feather Repeaters Trial
A B C and Red Feather repeaters were tested. Unio made and trial use discussed.
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Red Feather
Unio
Lost purse on Noble or Fourth Street near Lowell's store
Pocketbook lost between Noble and Fourth Street near Lowell's store and Chestnut. Contains about $14.00. Return to A. Carter care Standard Observer Co. and collect reward.
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Noble
Fourth Street
Lowell’s
Chestnut Street
A. Carter
Care Standard of! Co
Cketoreward
Little Boy Struck By Auto Near Home
Joe Whelchel, son of Mr and Mrs J M Whelchel, 2012 Noble Street, was knocked down and badly bruised early this morning while crossing in front of an automobile driven by Policeman Martin Shied. He suffered a bruised hip and back and a facial laceration. hospital said injuries not dangerous.
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J. M. Whelchel
Noble Street
Martin
Shied
Successful Meetings by Y M C A Men Here
Y M C A secretaries held multiple services at the machine gun camp with 125 men at morning service led by S G Dunseath, 11 o'clock service at Grace Church, and two evening meetings including a camp-fire talk by Dunseath. Over 100 letters were written, and Major Dulin assigned five sites for Y M C A units with a central administration building. bids open today for construction.
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Bingeman
S. G. Dunseath
Hervey
Buckelew
Dunseath
Fourth Brigade
Dulin
Farmers Tour Calhoun County See Progress Across Towns
A party of St Clair County farmers led by County demonstrator T J Jordan visited Anniston and surrounding areas in Calhoun County to observe farms, roads, schools, and crops. They toured via Alexandria valley and Choccolocco, dined at Weathers cafe, and hoped to gather ideas to apply at home.
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Calhoun County
Anniston
St. Clair County
T. J. Jordan
Chatchie
L. G. Prentiss
J. A. Roberson
Evening Star
O. M. Formby
J. C. Wilson
Alexandria Valley
Alexandria
Oxford
Choccolocco
DeArmanville
Chococolocco
White Plains
Nance’s Creek
Quattaquilla
Piedmont
Pike
Camp McClellan
Weathers
C. D. Merchant
Asheville
J. Riddle
Ashville
F. A. Gains
Steele
J. C. B. Jordan
Union Grove
Calhoun
St. Clair
Omega Flour and other notices in 1917 ad page
An old classified snippet notes Omega Flour claiming top wheat, grinding and modern mill quality. It lists Hunter Bros with phone 22 and 22-11, plus line about lightest and best flour. Other ads reference Teas, new fall woolens 1917 18, cleaning services, and Julius Levy advertises woolens and army uniform samples. Private practice announced by Jerre Watson M D with temporary office at 1000% Noble Street. Reid’s Studio construction update and business readiness by September 15 with S. E. Reid returning from Chicago.
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Lam
Noble Street
Ory's
Jerre Watson
Local Brief Names Read In Gadsden Journal Snippet
A list of individuals including Rosa Belle Zoll Sara Bilis Carrie Annie Bilis Paul Mitchell Alfred Allison Howard Cross Solomon Nadler Raymond Jones Marshall Hunbry Arnold Porter Jackson Wilbur Pinkard Frank Cottle George Bellenger Alvin Keller Mc Coy Wadsworth Chas Cross Eugene Loveman and Louis Duncan appears in the Gadsden Journal.
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Spence
Rosa Belle Zoll
Sara
Carrie Annie Bilis
Paul Mitchell
Alfred Allison
Howard Cross
Solomon Nadler
Raymond Jones
Chas, Marshall
Hunbry Arnold
Porter Jackson
Wilbur Pinkard
Frank Cottle
George Bellenger
Alvin Keller
McCoy Wadsworth
Chas
Cross
Eugene Loveman
Louis Duncan
Gadsden Journal
Count Bernstorff Named to Constantinople Post
Amsterdam reports the former German ambassador to the United States Count Bernstorff has been appointed to the Constantinople post and will depart Berlin immediately per the Vossische Zeitung.
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Amsterdam
Count Bernstorff
United States
Constantinople
Berlin Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
I W W General Strike Order Hits Pacific Northwest
Portland reports the I W W issued a general strike order that went into effect in Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana yesterday. Employers say the action is hampered by swift government troop deployments and arrests of leaders.
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Portland
Ore
I. W.W
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
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Bagley
Stanley Undertakers
Wran
Stanley
BE. R. Moore
Postofppich
Verdun
Joe Whelchel
Joe Whelchel, Tittle
Mr. and
Temple Gallen Tea
Ceylon
India
U. S. Army
Uni
Ray
Julius Levy
West 11Th
S. E. Reid
Chicago
Reid
West 16Th Street
Pine Avenue
Gene Byrnes
Hubby
Lom
Pattie Haynes
Lake Charles
McKy B. Scott
Houston
Texas
Scott
Parker Memorial
Joseph Ward
Tallassee
Bellvue Highlands
Augusta Vann
Thelma Davis
Mildred Hart
Corrie Annie Litz
Inez Allison
Elizabeth Hart
Gadaden Journal
R. P. Tatum
Carolyn Gunn
Helen Dunlay
Carolyn and
Flora Genty
Louise Womack
Nelmer Moreland
Lucile
Dorothy Dalton
Theate
Rupert Julian
Ruth Clifford
Mr. Julian
F. Hopkinson Smith
Eddie Polo, Little Zoe Rae, Gretchen Lederer
Harry Carter
Bryant Washburn
the Golden Idiot
Bernstorffp
South
Uckee Untless
Olney Yarber
Booneville
Ark
Atlanta
Augusta
Buckeye Cotton Oil Co
Greenwood
Rock
Memphis
Charlotte Jackson
Selma
Anniston Cream Products Co. (Inc
P. O
Talladega
Ixtraordinary
Gus Pappas
The
Silver Moon Cafe
Metropolitan Cafe
Our Metro
Regal
Cater-Kilby Hardware CO
Fone
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