Wedding Invitation for Annie Beatrice Attalla to Edgar Woodiff
Former Anniston resident Wilfred Attalla Belle notes the marriage plans of Annie Beatrice to Edgar Guy Woodiff on January 6 1904 at the Attalla residence. Woodiff, once with Anniston Furniture Co, is described as a man of merit and a friend to many in Attalla.
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Anniston Friends
Col
B. Nisholeon
Annie Beatrice
Edgar Guy Woodiff
Attalla
Ala
Niston Furniture Co
Alabama
Gadsden
Blaze on roof of J. H. Nolen home reported
Firemen answered a morning call at about 7 to a roof blaze at J H Nolen house corner Fourteenth street and Wilmer avenue. Flames were quickly extinguished with little damage. A separate call yesterday at 5 to a meat market fire on West Eleventh street caused small damage.
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J. H Nolen
Fourteenth Street
Wilmer Avenue
Stewart
West Eleventh Street
Numerous Candidates Named in Alabama Mention
Washington December 18 Several men are named as candidates in a report from Alabama highlighting political contenders. The brief notes several individuals connected to the state's electoral scene.
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Washington
Globe Clothing Expands Into Larger Unified Store
The Globe Clothing company plans a major expansion joining its current store with an adjoining building. A new front and extensive improvements will unify the two structures into one large department store offering a broader stock and enhanced customer convenience.
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Globe Clothing Company
Kentucky Choice Named for Civil Service Commission Vacancy
To fill the vacancy in the Civil Service Commission caused by Mr Proctor's death in Kentucky George B Garden long time assistant attorney general in the Interior Department is supported by the Kentucky congressional delegation Others named include William H Fleming of Georgia Francis G Coffey of Alabama Thomas H Clarke of Alabama and ex Governor Sayers of Texas The president will appoint a Democrat likely soon.
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Civil Ser Service Commission
Mr. Proctor
Kentucky
George B. Garden
Department of the Interior
Kentuckey
William H. Fleming
Georgia
Francis G. Coffey
Alabama
Thomas H. Clarke
Sayers
Texas
Heartburn remedy sold by J L Wikle in early ad
An affordable herbal health claim promotes Herbine to relieve heart flutter and indigestion. The ad notes the product costs 50 cents and is sold by J L Wikle.
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J. L. Wikle
Death by dose of Rough on Rats near Gadsden
Gapspen December report states Jeff Wohlford, about 40, was found dead upright beside a tree five miles below Gadsden. He spoke to Isaac Gilbert Wednesday morning saying he would be the last man he talked with and left a note requesting burial exactly where found. Wohlford, longtime worker for Esmond Jones, became despondent after health declined and had previously attempted suicide ten days earlier.
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Gapspen
Jeff Wohlford
Gadsden
Isaac Gilbert
Wohlford
Tam
John Jones
Esmond
Jones
Throbbing Headache Relief Promoted by Dr King Pills
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. Claims to purify blood and boost health. Priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by Westoe Drug Co and Miller Drug Co, Pruggists.
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Dr. King
Westoe Drug Co
Miller Drug Co
Cotton price prediction and market outlook from Washington
Representative Livington of Georgia predicts cotton could reach twenty cents per pound before the current crop is sold. He cites a 9,650,000 bale crop and says with a likely Democratic shift the price may rise to fifteen cents by March and to twenty cents by July, depending on sales willingness.
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Washington
Livinggton
Georgia
Cottog
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Emily Tyler
Bridge Club
T. E. Kilby
Miss Minagerole
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Detroit, Mich
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Igifts
Doplay
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Sora Bech
R. O. Watson
Milier
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