Roads meeting to consider new county road law in Cleburne county
A fines meeting of citizens is held in Edwardaville today to discuss a new road law intended to improve public roads in Cleburne county. Also notes on a state fair check to Mrs. Axselmne and early spring offerings at Fruithurst with garden vegetables. Freight and passenger receipts reported by Heflin railroad agent DeArman for December totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardaville
Cleburne County
The
State Fair Association
H. L. Axselmne
Heflin New Fea
Oco DeArman
Southern Railway
Oxford News and Gossip Concert Promises Grand Entertainers
Oxford notes report J B M Hinges recovering after a stair accident at the opera house. Mrs Candle returns from Opelika. Dr and Mrs Vann visited Oxford while Maud Cunningham and May Robertson of Birmingham visit Mrs Fannie Allen on Choccolocco Street. Odd Fellows plan a home talent concert tomorrow night featuring Allen and Hight of Anniston. The event is described as highly entertaining and well prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Robertson
Birmingham
Mrs. Fannie Allen
Choccolocco Street
The
Odd Fellows
Messrs
Dr. Kings New Life Pills Ad Title
An old advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as a harmless laxative tonic. It claims to stimulate liver and bowels to expel poisons, cleanse the system, and relieve constipation and sick headaches. Sold at a local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Kiam Drag Co
Through Steep 6 Birmingham to Jacksonville Car Service
The Southern railway will inaugurate through car service Birmingham to Jacksonville via Atlanta leaving Birmingham 40 p.m. November 37th and arriving Jacksonville same day. This will be first class in every respect. For more information contact your ticket agent or C. B. Jackson TP A Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtal
Sou Railway
Yoville
Fla
Atlanta
Jacksonville
C. B. Jackson
A. Birminghan
Ale
Queen & Crescent Fast Train Inaugurated South of Meridia
The Queen and Crescent system inaugurated a fast schedule from Meridian to Shreveport on October 24, linking with the Texas line to shorten travel time to Texas from seven to twelve hours. Southern Railway Fast No. 37 connects with the Queen and Crescent, offering the quickest westbound service. Ticket agents will provide details and assist passengers with the new timetable and ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen & Crescent
Meridia
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Southern Railway
Contemplate trip to Colorado Wyoming Utah Oregon Swinisia
Advertisement note details a Union Pacific train service with Pullman Sleepers and various cars. It mentions booking through an agent in St. Louis Missouri and offers travel options to multiple states including Colorado Wyoming Utah Oregon Swinisia. It includes incomplete terms and references to tickets and cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Swinisia
Oregon
Union Pacific
Library Co
Age Inc
Ienerad
St. Lewis
Southern Railway timetable and notices page fragment
Fragmentary newspaper page shows railway notices, timetable snippets, and scattered ads. Dense layout includes mentions of Southern Railway lines, station names, fare notes, and small notices about services, with illegible portions and partial captions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chrisman & CO
Jewelers
Opticians
J. T. Chrissian
Anniston
Jebeles Bros
Noble Street
Murray Hill
M. Markstein
Opera House
Fruithurst
Fruithurst Enterprise
Oxford News and Gossip
Oxford
Jan
Me. J. BM
Hingsos
Candle
Opelika
Paul D. Vann
Maud Canningham
Ludlw Allen
SOBLE
Twelfth Sts
L. Jones
Dir. Jones
Clark's School of Edirating
Wilmer Street
Wilmer H Welt
Pla
Kidaty
Lincoln's
Teomdere
Sedetete
Ie Elen
See
Nat Fulleea
Sergey Ceettanwegre
Cpe Pinsete
Baek Loteoe Hee
Lee Amieate
Sandedae
Wwe Cooneneean
Sime
Tskaaeee
Pri
Hea Ae Teehee
Anna
E Smith & CO
Lith & Noble
Julius Levy
Fitton
Columbian Building
W.G. Moody
John Maxwell
W. H. Chase & Col
Whiskey House
Tenth Street
Parker House
Diszie Hardwarde CO
Morris
Morrisville, Ala
Bell Telephone Connection
Thomas’ Drug Store
West Tenth Street
Anniston, Alabama
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