Wedding at Dr Pruett's home ties Estell McKee and Charlie Mollowell
A wedding of much interest took place at Dr Pruett's home. Miss Estell McKee and Charlie Mollowell were the contracting parties. The bride, from Anniston, has lived here fifteen years and is known for her personality. The groom works at the Anniston Machine and Foundry Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruett Genday Ewning
Estell McKee
Charie Mollowell
Anniston
The
Anniston Machine and Foundry Co
Prohibition Violators Fined in Police Court
In police court seven drinkers and seven alleged violators faced the recorder. Fines on the latter charges included Norman Burk one hundred dollars and three months, Manda Williams four hundred dollars and three months, Lum Champion three hundred dollars, Allen Stacks two hundred dollars and three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drdanks
Recorder
Normhan Burk
Manda Williams
Lum Champion
Allen Stacks
Business Visitors Edward L. Chumley and John A. Kelly
Edward L. Chumley of Birmingham and John A. Kelly of Atlanta are in the city today as business visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Chumley
Birmingham
John A. Kelly
Atlanta
Ere Music Co Off Note on Bargains in Pianos
Fragmentary text from a local page mentions Ere Music Co and piano bargains. The readable parts imply shop activity or pricing, but specifics are unclear. No names, dates, or places other than the company name are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargattis
Hale Class Contest Ends At First Presbyterian
The Young Men's Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church ended a two month long contest with attendance rising from 34 to 130. Final tally included 54 regular members 40 new members and 36 visitors. A class banquet and a Watch Hour Service Thursday at 8 pm will involve all members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
New Orleans Papers Lock Out Printers
In New Orleans editoral staff operated the composing room after a lockout by the Times-Picayune Daily States and Item. Foremen will hire non union open shop workers. union members may be rehired if acceptable. Police and detectives guarded the building as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Typographical Union
Times-Pionyune
Daily States
New Orleans Item
Times-Picayune
Burglars Take Six Cents From Barber Shop
Burglars broke into a barber shop on West Tenth Street Saturday night and took six cents from the cash drawer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Tenth Street
School Inspector Promotes Preventive Medicine In Classrooms
The article discusses Dr. J W Landham as the first inspector for public schools and outlines his role in identifying physical defects in children with parental privacy. It emphasizes preventive medicine, the impact of posture and vision on learning, and the aim to reduce health-related school absences through early detection and cooperation among parents, pupils, and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Landham
Krohm
Board of Education
Oxford Police Court Fines and Local Holiday News
Several Christmas cases were heard by Mayor Cooper. John Johnson was fined 25 dollars for larceny and trespassing. Edwin Winn was dismissed for disorderly conduct. Two cases carried over involved John Barker with concealed weapons and Rube Bradly for trespassing and larceny. Frank Aderhold paid 5 dollars for firing firecrackers before the ordinance was suspended. Other notes mention relatives visiting, guests, and local travel around Ashland, Piedmont, DeArmanville, and Dadeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cooper
John Johnson
Edwin Winn
John Barker
Rube Bradly
Frank Aderhold
Alabama Prohibition Moves Set at Birmingham Meetings
Birmingham witnesses two weeks of discussions among politicians and anti saloon leaders on planned measures to establish statewide prohibition. Alabama Anti-Saloon League factions expect to push the dry bill in Montgomery with early committee actions and support as the legislature opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Birmingham
Alabama
Alabama Anti-Saloon League
Social Bridge News From Local Clubs
Mrs W E Lloyd to entertain her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at Leigh ton home. Miss Mollenkup and Miss Keisbey from Bucyens Ohio visiting Miss Effie Mae Braaley for holidays. Mrs Walker Reynolds to entertain the Lantheon bridge club tomorrow at one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lloyd
Leighton
Mollenkup
Keisbey
Bucyens
Ohio
Effie Mae Braa-ley
Walker Reynolds
Lantheon Bridge Club
Headache Relief Claim Promises Quick, Easy Relief
An advertisement touts rapid headache relief and neuralgia cure claiming to end pain in ten minutes with a widely available drug store remedy. It asserts millions have found relief and urges immediate relief from suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dera
Police Chief Weds In Surprise Alabama Marriage
Police Chief H T dohinzen of Pollen Ka faula and Mrs James Herty surprised friends with a wedding at the home of Rev. M Genet, pastor of the Roman Catholic church, in Ala. on December 28.
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Bitaula
Ala
H. T. Dohinzen
Pollen
Kafaula
Janies Herty
M. ‘Genet
War update reports Black Sea actions and retreating Russians
War notes say the Black Sea was attacked and two Russian mine layers were sunk. Batoum endured a Turkish bombardment on Christmas Day and the Russian fleet retreated to Sevastopol.
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Black Sea
Batoum
Sebastopool
Austrian Troops Repulsed and Russian Campaign Advances
Vienna reports Austro-Hungarian forces in Galicia were driven back forty miles by Russian advances while land and sea actions against Cattaro Montenegrin fleet and the French fleet were repulsed. In Petrograd, under Emperor Nicholas, the Russian army in Poland advances with heavy fighting along the Pilica river and four German crossings repulsed. Officials claim Russians may near victory with forty two thousand prisoners taken in ten days.
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Vienna
Galicia
Cattara
Petrograd
Nicholas
Poland
Pilica
Lemberg
Residents Find Shelter at Rhody House on Gotten Avenue
The passage notes residents making their home at the Rhody house on Gotten avenue. It mentions Chief Johnson has served the city for a number of years in either the fire or police department.
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Le 7
Rhody
Gotten Avenue
Johnson
Allies Advance in Belgium Secure Front West of Lombartiayde
An official statement from Unis Afternoon reports Allied forces progressing in Belgium after securing a foothold west of Lombartiayde. The line runs about eight hundred yards of trench south of Yprea, with troops defending the newly held positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Unis
Belgium
Lombartiayde
Yprea
Selma Chamber Outlines Work for 1915
The Selma Chamber of Commerce General Committee outlines plans for 1915. Goals include a market for Dallas area staple crops, scientific diversified farming, better livestock on farms, fair transportation charges, improved passenger schedules, attracting immigrants for idle lands, tax equalization, constructive legislation, and good roads. Trustees aim to foster community spirit and expand Selma’s wholesale and retail trades through strong leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Chamber of Coimmerée
Braffis
Plains
Dallas
Growing interest in Boys Corn Club movement gains pace
A General Education Board report highlights the expansion of Boys Corn Clubs from 1908 onward. It notes aims to train boys in corn farming on their father’s land, with county and state structures, prizes, and a federation plan to reach southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Education Board
Boys’ Corn Club
Boys Corn Club
Knapp
Bext
Finelly
Federation of Corn Clubs
Elith Meiner Works
Nea
Wuper
Dhuaigaranr
Battleships to travel Panama Canal for Pacific parade
Twenty modern battleships will pass through the Panama Canal with necessary colliers and repair ships as the Atlantic fleet proceeds to the opening ceremonies of the Panama Pacific exposition. Rear Admiral Fletcher discussed adding destroyers but no decision was made. The fleet sails from New York around January 15 for winter maneuvers at Guantanamo Bay and returns to Hampton Roads by late February.
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Washington
Oregon
Panama Canal
Fletcher
Daniela
New York
Gouantatamo
Cuba
Pacific
Mampton Roads
Fire destroys three stores on Ma street in Marton
A morning blaze at 2 o'clock swept through Moseley Bros. store and meat market. Three adjacent shops on Ma street were damaged in the fire started in Moseley Bros. building. Local walls and offices sustained damage as firefighters fought the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller
Moseley Bros
Damaging flood strikes businesses and offices in town
A flood damaged the ice house of W H Kaeland and the Ete tric company office and fixtures. Telegraph and eduping offices of Wheatell UAIGH and Porth were affected along with Woodfin cotton office and A Carter lavit. The total loss was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kaeland
Etetric Company
Wéetell
M. Woodfin
A. Carter
Surance
New York Pair Weds in Alabama Home Ceremony
Mrs. Louse Roddie Childester and Mr. John Ruddiman, both of New York, wed at 11 a.m. in Florence at the bride’s sister Miss Aimelia Roddie’s home. Probate Judge James F. Koon officiated before family. The couple will stay two weeks before joining the groom at Hastings on-the-Hudson.
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Florence
Louse Roddie Childester
John Ruddiman
New York
Aimelia Roddie
James F. Koon
Rudd
United States
Eloise Elliston
South
Lewis Morrison
Mary Stuatt
Dorothy Verdon
Haddon Hall
Miafiy
Ruddimnantt
Hastings on-the-Mudson
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Gladden Bates
Loftw
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News of Oxford
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Prof
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W. H. Striplin
Ashland
Rena
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Rosa Draper
E. H. Hawkins
J.H. Yee
Gemmie Anderson
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Signa Wright
DeArmanville
Mies Dellastaples
Ema
Rom
Hettin
Peter Mellon
Little Son
Dadeville
R. G. Roberts
W. E. Mellon
Amos Howle
Mre
F. A. Howle
Selma Chamber
Federation of Corn
Clubs
Marton
Actinss
Antiiéten
Wm. Lloyd
Jno
A. Carter, Jr
Care Star
W. J. McPheron and CO
H. D. Lacey
OIM
Cate Sur
Aefaettwei! & Agee
Gafyé
Practical Flamé Dress
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Pictorial Review
Bray Velvet
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