Holiday News and Local Notices From Anniston
Local items note Clyde W. Case returning home for holidays with his parents and plans to rejoin the Liberty Shows in Pittsburg on April 18. The city court reports a civil suit incident with Col W J Brock and Judge Tate ending in fines and mutual regret. Advertisements urge Paint Glass and Builders Supply Co and Christmas baking flour. A supreme court ruling affects hospital funding from the Kaplan estate benefiting Jewish charities in Denver and Jerusalem.
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Clyde W. Case
Anniston
Cass
Pittsburg
W. Tate
Col
W. J Brocke
Brock
Judge Tate
Boteman
Supreme Court
Howpetal
Agate Fudge
Thomas WW. Coleman
J. H. Kaplan
Denver
Jerusslam
Anniatem
Kaplan
Debate proposed on Germany in war as Red Cross fund event
Prof F H Weteon of Jacksonville State Normal School challenges Calhoun County on the topic Germany is Justifiable in the Present War. Prof George Lang of Alabama Presbyterian College weighs in to arrange a public discussion for the Red Cross Christmas cook fund or similar charity.
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F. H. Weteon
Jacksonville State Norte School
Broadeast Chhallenge
Calhoun County
Germany
Red Cross Chrletemas Cook Fund
Special Holl aw Prices at Anniston Laundry
From January first special prices on dry cleaning for men and women listed. Patrolman George Rutledge welcomed a baby boy last night, with comrades celebrating his new arrival.
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Rutledge
George Rutledge No
Obituary Notice H T Boomer of Jacksonville Dies
H T Boomer of Jacksonville died at a local hospital in the afternoon. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 o’clock with interment at the family burial ground and Masamic honors. Omega Plowr for fine baking noted in the clipped text.
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H. T Boomer
Jacksonville
State Normal Schools Urged Expanded Funding and Reform
The state normal school board pressed presidents of Class normal schools to investigate and select sites for model teacher training. Opponents warned against consolidating schools arguing distance harms pupils. Inspectors urged larger state funding per school and teacher training courses in state high schools to improve public education.
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Thie
State Normal Selon Board
Geod
Imepeche
Ipapeetors
Ths Normal School Board
Alabama
Normal School Board
Fire damages residence in Oxford caused by chimney spark
Firefighters answered a two oclock call yesterday to a blaze at Captain Author Harrison’s residence. The center of the rent was burned out before arrival, with substantial water damage filling all rooms. Damages to house and furniture run to several hundred dollars.
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Oxford
Ala
Harrison
Lyceum
Mendeleeotha Quartette
King
Wonehama
War Developments in Europe Reported by German Staff
The German high command says Russian forces are retreating across Poland as German reports claim Prussian offensives in Silesia and Posen have broken the enemy. A renewed Russian retreat is noted in areas of TraeHlewad on Alane, with battles in Cham pagne district and near Berlin.
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TraeHlewad-on-Alane
Champagne
A Teronne
Alance
Berlin
Poland
Silesia
Posen
Anniston Today Hosts Williams and Kirk in City Visit
Dan Williame and Cherokee Kirk visit Birmingham area officials in the city today as part of a regional outreach effort. They meet with local leaders to discuss development and community projects in progress.
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Dan Williame
Cherokee Kirkland
Birmingham
City
Five Westmen Rob Morton Store, Escape with Loot
Five masked men blew a safe in Morton Mississippi and escaped with three hundred and a large amount of loot. Bloodhounds and police efforts are tracing the suspects early this morning. Local authorities report the crime as a bold burglary with no injuries.
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Morton
Dee
Fire destroys building in downtown area
Fire broke out early morning at a downtown shop, gutting a three story structure. Fire crews battled flames for hours. total damages estimated around two million dollars.
Peremptory Writ Orders State Auditor to Return Funds
Jedee W. W. Pearcom of the circuit court has issued a peremptory writ of mandamus directing C. B. Smith state auditor to return four hundred dollars collected as a fee to The Ball Manufacturing Company, following a recent supreme court decision.
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Bagley Undertaking Co
Charles K. Bogle
Aswel
Phere
Paint Glass and Builders Supply Co
Anniston Hors Petal
Humter Bros
TRAI
Phone 797
Cptezen
Omega
Pat Allen
News of Oxford
Miss Florida Pinson
Harrison Frome Burved
Mix WiNaren
Pape
Willie McNaran
Ile High
Tom Thrash
Texas
W. W. Wright
Delta
Mise Mawdie
Luttrell Eil
Ashland
Fred Coogeer
Woody Pace
Tom Blake Howell
Auburn
Miss Reese Anderton
Bremaun College
Spene
Mr. W. Wr. Anderson
Mick
Sebi
K. of P
Oxford Knights
Oxford Lodge
TN Anniston Swoday
Alamo
Pottes Tote
Simestam Elite
Flere Turn
Mas
Saks
Mart Schaffner & Marx
Kuppenheimers
Saks Im
Atminston
Pyrigh
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