Sheriffs Sale Notice for 1901 Auction in Aniston
A sheriff sale announces the January 2 1901 auction at the Aniston court house to settle a $850 debt. The property is a 160 acre tract of Brown land in section 6 township 14 range east in Alabama, levied on as the defendant L P Butler's property. The sale proceeds to be cash to the highest bidder during legal hours.
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Anniston
Calhoun County
Alabama
E. Dunkin
Superior Pressed
Rome
Superier Preaset Reich Company
Oxford
Ala
Alabaron
M. W. Woovrerr
Calhown County
Circuit Court of
Ai Nintia
Connie Aha
T. W. Ayers
L. P. Horter
John BR. Ware
W.P Edmondson
Ani
Momlay
Court House
Lh. P. Burter
County
Adu
The Persian Lamb Cape and the Pawnshop Muddle
A man buys his wife a Persian lamb cape from a pawnshop for fifty dollars claiming it cost two hundred. A table side mishap prompts a stranger to claim it, revealing the cape was stolen. Accusations and confessions follow, exposing couples misjudgments and shared embarrassment. The tale ends with a wary pact of camaraderie between the men.
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Donald
Mortiaiear
Areline
Caroline Drake
Drake
Hammond
Callie
Mrs. Drake
New York
Coroner’s Natural Death Verdict Sparked by Slower Gun Fire
In a Colorado Springs Gazette excerpt, a stranger recalls a coroner's verdict of death from natural causes after a procession passes NIH. Rattlesnake Pete notes the slain man was naturally slow and slower with his gun, easing a quick verdict.
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NIH
Rattlesnake
Pete
Colorado
Open the Door of the Heart in Sympathetic Grace
Fragmentary verse urges opening the door to the world and heart, inviting grace and mercy. It speaks of welcoming strangers, divine favor, and a gentler fate, with a literary, devotional tone characteristic of mid century weekly religious prose.
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Atranger
A Window on Faith and Folly in an Old Paper Tale
A preacher recalls his infant son asking where Jesus is in a cathedral and a grown boy asking for a bullet souvenir. The passagethen shifts to humorous vignettes about lodging costs, a Wiltshire pig sight gag, a ministerial education tale, and a Denver drunkenness note, all linked by late 19th century newspaper humor and moral quips.
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C. T. Brady
Western Missionary
Papa
Jesus
Wiltshire
Don't quarrel if you can help it
A short proverb from the Atebison Globe advising peace over dispute. It emphasizes that quarrels are not easily repaired and encourages calming, constructive action to resolve differences.
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Atebison Globe
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Sheriff’s Sale
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Richard A PicCurdy
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Brokers
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Anniston National Bank
Annis
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W. H. McKleroy
C.D
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C. D. Wooodr Ure
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Ae F. Smith
H. McKleroy
Tai
TIS Union Depot
Southern Railway
LOUISVILLE @ NASHVILLE RAILROAD
Alabama Moveral Division
the Gaines Marble Co
Cartereville, Go., and
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D. R. Gaines
Twenteet Fourteenth Stret
Ann Alu
Memphis, Tenn
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Garrison
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