Finest selection ever shown in Anniston items
A cluttered list notes events and ads from Anniston including a Blue Mountain lodge Odd Fellows meeting with twenty-one candidates, real estate postings, barber shop acquisition, carriages for drive, and local business notes. The item also mentions city council, weather, and various local notices.
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Anniston
Blue Mountain Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Fruit Growing and Truck Farming on the Cotton Belt booklet
The Cotton Belt Route published a vividly illustrated booklet detailing how settlers moved west to grow peaches strawberries pears grapes tomatoes onions melons potatoes and other truck crops on land once sold for 88 to 10 an acre now yielding 100 to 400 dollars per acre net in a single season. It offers free copies and guidance on securing a home comparable to East or North rents.
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Cotton Belt
Acaine
East
North
LaBrauma
St. Louis
Coal sale ad promises savings from R O Watson
A local advertisement urges readers to buy their winter coal supply now from R O Watson to secure cost savings. The notice emphasizes immediate purchase to lock in lower prices.
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R. O. Watson
Levy the Tailor Unveils Spring Woolens Line
Levy the tailor offers a fine line of woolens and is ready to craft your spring suit. The new stock signals readiness for upcoming season changes and custom fittings.
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Levy
Multiple Real Estate Listings Offer Bargain Property in Anniston Area
W T Owen broker advertises a variety of properties including a two story brick store on Noble street for 2500 cash, 120 acres improved land near Anniston, 90 acres in Alexandria Valley, riverfront land on the Cosa with rail access, multiple houses with rents, and several lots and a grocery business. Prices, half cash terms, and quick purchase emphasis throughout.
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Noble Street
Leighton Avenue
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Head To Foot Outfitters
Nobie and
Eleventh Streets
Chrisman, the Jeweler
Secretary OF Agriculture
Washington
Atlanta Constitution
Robinson’s
E. 12Th Street
Care Star Office
Victor C. Dry
Henry Clay
Comer-Maddox Co
W. 10Th Stc
8. P. Gann
M. Jeffers
Jim Worthy
Masons
Security Bank
The
Elks
Calhoun Annex
Corner Market
Eleventh Streete
Star
Wm. H. Zinn
Birmingham
R. H. Forman
Calhoun Hotel
Florence
Messrs
Louie Reese
Peyton Steele
Donahoo’s
DeSoto Gold Mining
O. H. Parker & Co
Lonahoo
Kentucky
J. M. Natcher
Love Drag Company
Bowling Green, Ky
John Wadley
John
Martha
Berry Wood & Coal Co
Model City Mills
Anniston Mercantile Co
Messrs. Brown
Owen
W. P. Craft
Builier
Hattiesburg
Miss
Boyer’ S. 6
Jane Wadley
Rockmart
Polk County
Will Beggs
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
E. E. Elam
Mr. Elam
Bridges-Mc-Dowell Co
Louisville
Nashville
Cobb
South
W. C. Lewman
M. T. Lewman & Co
Louisville, Ky
W. A. Evans
P. O. Box
Cincinnati
Boyer’s
Annie
Erts
Oxavna
Oxford Cemetery
D. Houston Smith
Montgomery
Calhoun Rifles
Alabama National Guard
Calhoun
Anniston Ice M’rF’a
Noble
Gibson
Burdett
Prew Pish
Heinz’s
Losi
Anniston Stock Exchange, Inc
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
O'Dell Company, Inc
Cincinnati, C
Capital
Anniston National Bank
First National Bank of Anniston
R. B. Flinn, Mgr
W. J. Pendle
W. T. Owen
Anniston, Ala
Cosa River
Seaboard Airline Railway
Alexandria
Walnut Avenue
20Th Street
East Front
Walnut
20Th Streets
McKleroy and
2Rd Streets