Brief City Items From a Birmingham News column
The Federal court will convene in the government building Tuesday with Judge Jones Assistant District Attorney N L Steele and Clerk E E Greenleaf listed. A Yokohama to Tokio trip notes the Ayers family is well despite seasickness. Mountain Oak encampment No 25 of the I O O F elected a new member and expressed regret at Past Grand Warriarch John Elis departure. Cold weather underlines coal needs with Donahoo Co offering service. The Southern depot is marked for Samuel Spencer funeral operations. weather data reports high 69 and low 19 last year, Oct 11 frost. Women’s auxiliary meets Monday at 2:30 with Mrs. Noble. Hon John D B Knox visits Birmingham en route to Montgomery for the Supreme Court. praised as a leading Alabama lawyer. Pleasant driving noted as cool afternoons persist with Donahoo Co carriage offerings.
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Federal
Jones
N. L. Steele
E. E. Greenleaf
Mountain Oak
John Elis
Anniston Gas Co. Advertises Coal and Gas
The Anniston Gas Co announces clean, cheap fuel for grates and base burners at 4.50 dollars per ton delivered. Telephone 109. The notice emphasizes gas and coke products and delivery service to customers.
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Exsatutric & Gas CO
Telephone
Above the Law Farmer Brown No Use Kicking
A field scene unfolds as a farmer protests law with defiant humor. The sheriff arrives as onlookers discuss whether critters, including a balloon anchor incident, are above the law. Local color and rural complaint frame the exchange in sharp-voiced post text.
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Farmer Green
Goldern
Farmer Brown
Josh
Houston Post
Four-Leaf Clovers and a Cross Shape Superstition
An old superstition ties finding a four leaf clover to good luck, noting the plant’s rarity and the crosslike arrangement of its four leaves as the main basis for belief.
Twenty Three for the Chickens Mystery
A visitor in Dr Stouts yard led to the disappearance of 23 young chickens in New Hope last week. The note also mentions Prof Smith of Columbia University who enjoys collecting mathematical antiques and recently traveled in Europe during the summer holidays.
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New Hope
Dr. Stout
Columbia
Smith
Columbia University
Chamberlains Cough Remedy for Croup
A reliable medicine to keep at home for immediate use. It prevents a croup attack if given when the child becomes hoarse or after the croupy cough appears. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
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J. L. Wikle
Johnston Bros Co Ad Promises Holiday Goods Savings
Johnston Bros Co advertises a broad Christmas assortment with waist and dress fabrics, cloaks, shoes, hats, and gifts. It touts 36 inch black taffeta at 89 cents and silk and wool fabrics priced from 25 cents to $2 a yard plus embroidered collars, linens, doilies, and handbags, emphasizing low prices and broad selection.
25 Percent Off on Ladies Suits and Hats
A local advertisement promotes 25 percent off the entire line of ladies suits and notes well known millinery offered at greatly reduced prices. It promises savings on hats and urges customers to visit for the best available selection.
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Lelia Hagood
Sylvia
Tenn
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Department
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tern
Adam
N. Y
G. H. Brummell & CO
Brummell & Pinson
Eleventh Street
Quintard Ave
Anniston
the Best Moving Picture Service
New York
Oxford Lake Park
Noble St
T.J. Weir
Mgr
Fe Odortordorfe
T. W. Ayers
Minnesota
Yokohama
Japan
Dre Ayers
Tokio
Telephone 89
Donahoo & Co
Mts
Southern
Samuel Spencer
W. F. Clark
Local Weather Bureau
Woman’s Auxiliary
John W. Noble
Wilmer
Twentieth
John DB. Knox
Birmingham
Montgomery
Supreme Court
Knox
Mozzy
Mozley
Labases
Busines
Accopie
Individunlas
Note
Wall Guardian
Anniston Banking & Loan Company
B. Wellborm
Annistc O
U.S
Southern Cotton Oil Company
City OF Anniston
State OF Alabama
First National Bank
AnnIston, Ala
Resources
U. S
Banking House
United States
W. W. Stringfellow
V-Prent
M. B. Wellborn
J. B. Goodwin
H. A. Young
A J, Goodwin
Whetstone & CO
Crocers
M. F. Doering
Johnston Bros. CO
Dhernentha Ee
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