New Telephone Rate Debate in Anniston Exposes Investment
The article details Anniston telephone company arguments for a rate increase citing unsatisfactory returns and a planned $65,000 upgrade. It describe s the city council committee review, distribution of toll and exchange investments, and projected returns under new rates, arguing current rates are inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Telega
Anumis
Anneston
Ageril
Claeamaker of Commerce
Acex
Avenu
Anniston
Toll Revere
I Ton
Alabama
Sac
Adminston
Anniston Exchange
Probate Court Notice of Insolvent Estate Ledbetter
Probate court in Calhoun County Alabama notifies creditors of A B Ledbetter deceased that the estate was ruled insolvent July 7 1914 and that August 10 1914 is the settlement and creditors meeting date to elect a new administrator if desired Judge M F Rowan.
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W. EH. Lee
Imp. F. Rowan
Calhoun County
Ala
Ledbetter
A. B
Rowan
City of Anniston Seeks Bids for Sewer Construction
The City of Anniston invites bids for sewer construction with phams specifications and location details on file at City Hall. Bidders must submit to the Clerk by July 23, 1914, and the chosen contractor must provide a performance bond. Dated July 18, 1914, W. C. Ward, Clerk.
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Anniston
W. C. Ward
Danville Man Found Shot After Train Incident
Willam Moundy, 41, became suddenly insane on a Big Four excursion train from Indianapolis. He rushed the aisles and leaped into darkness as the train neared Danville. His body was later found near his home, abdomen shot.
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Danville
Willam Moundy
Indianapolis
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Arniston
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J. A Gallant
HL Lee
Atlabama
YMC
Amer Ested
Slaver
Chattanooga
John Shelly
South Chattanooga
YW. M.C. A
Amos Turner
Middleton
Hardeman County
Shelly Taas
Cassie Turner
Las
Morning Buyvers
Loc Yara
Annniston Electric & Gas Co
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