Society Notes From Jacksonville Social Roundup
Miss Amy Martin returns home this morning from a visit to Jacksonville. The ladies of St. Pauls M E church plan an ice cream and cake social at Mrs John Kitlis residence this evening for the Sunday school. Miss Viola Jett and Miss Grace Crowsby spend the week in the country with Mr and Mrs W H Johnston. Miss Maud Theweatt of McFall and Miss Ida Lane of Sylacauga visit Miss Lena Henry this week. Mrs J N Robinson returns from a visit to friends in Gainesville Georgia.
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Amy Martin
Jacksonville
John Kitlis
Seventeenth Street
Moore Avenue
Viola Jett
Grace Crowsby
Mrs. W H. Johnston
Maud Theweatt
McFal
Ida Lane
Sylacauga
Lena Henry
Method to seal leaks in barrels with silicon mix
A description explains repairing barrels by replacing damaged staves and coating interior with a silicon and calcareous sulphurous mixture to stop leaks. The process can dispense with copper and eventually dissolves into the contents, risking consumer stomachs with exposure.
Smitit 200 Delegates and 18 Counties Sweep State
Returns revived at 12:36 last night from 145 of 159 counties show Hoke Smith leading by a landslide with about 28 counties carrying him, Clark Howell nine, Judge Russel five, H Batill two, and Jim Smith still in the race. Fulton Bibb and Richmond carried by Smith. Chatham vote within 200 of him. Results emphasize Smith's plan to disenfranchise Black voters and improve freight rates, with Smith portraying himself against the state ring.
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Hoke South
Clark Howell
Judge Russel
H. Batill
Jim Smith
Smith
Moke
Fulton
Bibb
Richmond
Point Judith Horse Show Opens in Narragansett Sports Event
The summer colony gathers at the Point Judith Country Club for the annual horse show. The event runs through the week featuring classes for tandems four in hands tension horses polo ponies jade horses and jumpers with strong society interest and promising displays of fancy bred horses.
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Narragansett Pler
Point Judith Country Club
Winter Coal Supply Ad From Model Ice Co
Local ad promotes winter coal supply from Model Ice Co noting contact by phone 59 for deliveries. The short notice highlights affordable pricing and prompt service for seasonal heating needs.
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Model Ice Co
Fifteen Million Will Soon Be Retired
The article notes a planned retirement of fifteen million and details the 1905 totals and nearing cash payments. It explains government safeguards to prevent profiteering, with bids required to include certified checks equal to one percent of the bid as earnest money.
Majestic Range Praised By Alabama Customers
Multiple letters from Alabama customers praise the Majestic Range for fuel savings, superior baking, and overall performance. Testimonials from Mrs. Lumpkin, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Whiteside, Mrs. Ledbetter, and Mrs. Sprouls endorse the range as best in cooking, with claims of reliability and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Hardware Co
Anniston
Ala
A. M. Whiteside
Various Jacksonville Visitors Stop Over in City
Personal notes list Mr. 8S. N. Milligan of Jacksonville and several others, including Mr. James Carter, Mr. John L. Brown, Dr. T. W. Ayers, Dr. John F. Rowan, J. W. Gaboury, W. B. McBee, W. H. Mitchell, Will T. Sheehan, and Isal Hien with W. B. Craig, in town for visits, business or campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Brown
The
Southern Bell Telephone Company
John F. Rowan
J. W. Gaboury
W. B. McBee
Jacksonville
Cunningham Delivers Forceful Alabama Governorship Speech
Dr. R. M. Cunningham spoke yesterday in Anniston in support of his gubernatorial bid. The crowd filled the venue as he argued for railroad rate regulation, humane convict policy, opposition to child labor, and a businesslike governorship, claiming the current convict law shows his fiscal influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Cunningham
Alabama
Anniston
Cunningham
Railroad Commission
Congress
Chamberlain's Salve Offers Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
The advertisement promotes Chamberlains Salve as a universal cure for salt rheum eczema and other skin diseases. It promises immediate relief when applied and notes availability for sale by J. L. Wikle.
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J. L. Wikle
FINE FOLIAGE PLANTS AT HALF PRICE NOW
Surplus fern stock offered at half value in ten varieties and sizes. Large plants discounted to make room for smaller sizes with about 10 percent extra shipping. Shipping paid by seller on orders of five dollars or more. Contact F. J. Ulbricht.
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F. J. Ulbricht
Southwest
Cotton Belt
Perfecs Bowel Laxative Advert Shows Boxed Formula
An advertisement promotes Perfecs Bowel Laxative claiming relief from constipation with unpleasant taste and side effects. It urges prompt use and notes the formula is printed on every box, sold by J. Ll. Wikle in docket-sized boxes.
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J. Ll. Wikle
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the Ladies of St. Paul's
M. E
Church
Werioal
Smitit
Point Judith
Bitar
Alexandria, Ala
Crear
Anniston, Ala
J. Lumpkin
Yours Truly
J. W. Hughes
W. E. Coleman
White Plains
Mr. Cater
Mrs. I. M. Ledbetter
E. J. Newton
J. C. Sprouls
Anniston Hardware Company
Dr. Shoop
Foodonte Fonfortonfoote
N. Milligan
James Carter
T. W. Ayers
Points
Georgia
W. H. Mitchell
Talladega Springs
Will T. Sheehan
Montgomery Advertiser
Isal
Hien, W. B. Craig
Selma
Graph Gallery
H. Rudolph
Levi Build
J. W. Mitchell
Duncan
8Th
6Th Sts
Noble Street
L. H. Kaplan
W. S
Noah Johnston
Johnston Bros. Co
Quintard
C. H. Parker & CO
12Th Street
L. P. Smithh, T. P. A
Cotton Belt Route
Equitable Bldg
Atlamva
Miss Clark
Constantine Building
B.l.patman
W. 15Th Street
Tom
Mary
D. M. Boozer
15Th and Pine
Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis
Whetstone & Co., Crocers
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