Supreme court call draws Anniston bar to Montgomery
The seventh division of the Supreme court will convene in Montgomery on Monday attracting many Anniston lawyers to present cases from the area. Also in town are notices of a musical tea at Grace Church Guild and various local business and personal updates from Anniston including new hires and sales.
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Supreme Court
Montgomery
Anniston
Ladies of Grace Church Guild
Noble Institute
Personal greetings as visitors arrive in the city
A list of residents and visitors including Mr. 8 W Jobe of Birmingham Rev W B Griffin of Mahlep J N McCorlouch of Atlanta Slayton Lloyd of Peaceburg Capt and Mrs Edmund L Tyler Hon Fred L Blackmon Mrs Willie Buckalew J B Gilmore Mrs B R Fields Miss Fannie Palmer Mr and Mrs John Hinds Mr and Mrs Elija T Knighton and Dr R J Willingham visiting for Bible conference and local business. It notes Knighton recovering from typhoid fever.
County Commissioners Adjourn After Week In Session
The county court conducted by President Blackwell adjourned until January 28 after a week focused on road work accounts and poor relief appropriations. County road overseers are expected to be appointed at the next meeting, while out of town members returned home today.
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Court of County Commissioners
Seasion
County Court House
Blackwell
Bell Telephone to Install Noiseless Metallic Circuit
A new wire will connect Anniston to Jacksonville forming a complete metallic circuit. The Bell Telephone company says the noiseless service will improve long distance communication and is expected to be in force soon. The Alabama and Georgia Long Distance Telephone Co will branch at Jacksonville to Piedmont Rock Run and Spring Garden.
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Anniston
Jacksonville
Bell Telephone Company
Alabama and Georgia Longdistance Telephone Company
Piedmont
Rock Run
Spring Garden
Grippe Coughs Prolonged Risk Warned by Elam Co
The notice warns that La Grippe coughs persist for months and may become fatal after danger points. Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as providing positive protection and security from these coughs by Elam Drug Co.
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Foley
Elam Drug Co
Increased Passenger Service on the Choctaw Route
Effective October 7 the Choctaw Route runs three Memphis to Hot Springs Ark trains daily. Double daily service extends to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections across southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
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Memphis
Hot Springs Ark
Oklahoma Territories
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
West
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Elam
Elam Drug Company
Care Evening Star
R. J. Miles
Ars Niston House
E. E. Forbes
M. M. Bishop
Miles
Caldwell Building
Cor. Noble and
10Th Streets
J. W. Goloucke & Co
Geo. Fineh
United States Fidelity,and Guaranty Co
Fidelity
O. H. Parker & Co
D. C. Robinett
John S. Reaves
Fifteenth
Glen Addie Streets
J. C. Brock
Rebecca Blackstock
F. E. Adair
Oxanna
Cahaba Coal
Watson’s
Lucinda M. Bennett
M. K. Brown
Mulberry Street
Montevallo
Cahaba
Anniston Ice Co
Henry Thomas
M. B. Wellborn
D. G. Brothers
Leighton Avenue
Anniston Ive Co
Wilbur Wood
Pho
James M. Bagley
Ward & Bagley
Fifteenth and
Dooly Streets
The
Annisiwon Ice Co
Elks Lodge
Jos. Saks
Walter M. Brewer
Walter Hampson Tiler
QO. H. Parker & Co
H. H. Talley
F. K. Adair
Talley
R. O. Watson
J. P. Shaffer
Dadeville
Parker Memorial Baptist Church
G. A. Laney
McFall
W. B. Crumpton
State Mission Board
Will Yeatman
8. W. Jobe
Birmingham
City
Rev. W. 8. Griffin
Mahlep
J. N McCorlouch
Atlanta
Slayton Lloyd
Peaceburg
Edmund L. Tyler
New York
Fred L. Blackmon
Willie Buckalew
DeArmanville
J. B Gilmore
Middleton
B.R. Fields
Talladega
Fannie Palmer
John Hinds
Eulaton
Elija T. Knighton
Bowden, Ga
Mr. Knighton
R. J. Willingham
Richmond
Foreign Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Parker Memorial Church
Frank Melntyre
Frank McIntyre
Bell Telephone
Alabama and
Georgia Lines
New Orleans
Cater Grocery Company
Anniston Trading Co
Jebeles Bros
Noble Street
I. Swift
J.N Murdoch
Parkersburg
W. Vasaya
Kennett
Kermott
Kernmott
Chomiales
Uary
Robinson’s Book Store
L.H. Carre