Local Notes Highlight Birmingham Visitors and Town News
Local notes list Birmingham visitors Mr M M Noble Mr J W Henley and Mr Fred Dimmick spending Sundays in the city. Mr B N Carter of Boston arrives for a week visiting Mr H Weeden. The Star advertises cheap columns for help rentals jobs and Lost and Found. Ecclesiastical business Lent dates Hercules Central Foundry and rolling mill operate after cold closure. Pelton Snow pleads guilty to assault and is sentenced to ninety five days in coal mines. Crystal Lee wine offered 25 cents a bottle at The Office.
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B. N. Carter
Boston
H. ©. Weeden
Mr. Carter
Pelton Snow
Limp Hood
Lapsley
English Having Their Own Way In Protracted Campaign
A Daily Mail report describes Lord Roberts forces following exact orders with Cronje absent from the main army. The fate of a British convoy remains uncertain as an ambush near Blen Berg is suspected, despite a stout defense by eighty Gordon Highlanders and related troops.
Crystal Lee Champagne Ad Offered at The Office
An advertisement promotes Crystal Lee Champagne described as absolutely pure, priced at 25 cents a bottle, available at The Office store.
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Crystal Lee
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