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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
8
Readable fragment lists dissolution sale prices on men’s and boys’ leather belts shoes and vests. Mentions 800 pairs men’s lace and congress shoes Box Calf and Vici Kid values up to $3.00 and various shortages. Contains multiple scattered prices and item types with no clear sale end date.
Miss Minnie Brannon and Mr Samuel Spence united in marriage on the Brannon residence porch at Twenty seventh street and Wilmer avenue with Rev A G Spinks officiating. A large invited gathering watched the ceremony and a noonday dinner followed with family and friends in attendance.
Ingram Lithia Wells Hotel announces opening with rates ten dollars per week and reduced rates for families children and nurses. The hotel and cottages offer electricity baths modern sanitary conveniences and free guest activities including bowling bathing boating pool and tennis. Livery service and telephone connection with Aniston are available. hacks meet all trains. For information contact Ingram Lithia Water Co Ohatchie Ala.
A brief item indicates deliveries will be made promptly either by telephone or in person, emphasizing swift fulfillment and accessible service.
Prof. C. M. Thompson and Mr. Sam Davis traveled to Atlanta this morning. Thompson will proceed to Boston and New York. D. B. Lacy and his son Elmer plan to return to Haleyville tomorrow after several days at home. Mr. H. E. Gale of Chicago is stopping at the Alabama for a few days.
Financial snippet lists capital paid in 100,000.08 and surplus and profits 204,477.09 with deposits around 709,648.78. Names A. W. Bell James B. Goodwin appear among the securities. Ulterior context not provided.
An advertisement proclaims a guaranteed kidney remedy offered by Searbrough Drug Co. with no charge if it fails and a 50 cent price tag. The fragment suggests a consumer health claim typical of early 20th century pharmacy promotions.
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