Anniston Lawyer A. P. Agee to Leave for Kansas City
Anniston attorney A P Agee will relocate to Kansas City Mo to join his brother in law in a large law practice. He leaves a prominent local record with the Anniston bar and many friends in Alabama expressing sincere regret at his departure and best wishes for success in the new field.
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Anniston
A. P. Agee
Kansas
West
Agee
Feld
Amyfield
Thextyrant
Wes
Annistonians
Kansas City
Anguiston
Sidewalk Laying Begins Under City Ordinance
J. Fred Hicks started laying sidewalks today under the city council ordinance. Property owners will pay for the work. The first sections will be on Tenth Street in front of Alderman Garner’s buildings and on Moore Street between Tenth and Eleventh. Garner introduced the ordinance and acknowledges extensive property interests mean higher paying fees for him than others.
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J. Fred Hicks
Tenth Street
Alderman Garners
Moore Street
Tenth
Eleventh
Garner
A Poor Millionaire Starves in London Over Digestion
A Poor Millionaire starved in London due to indigestion. Early use of Dr Kings New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stomach aid digestion promote assimilation improve appetite. Price 25e sold by the Blam Drug Co., druggists.
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London
Dr King
Blam Drug Co
Parlor Observation and Cafe Dining Cars Service
Elegant parlor observation and cafe dining cars operate between Memphis Tennessee and Atlanta Georgia leaving Memphis at 815 p m and arriving Atlanta at 1015 p m via K M and B R R returning at 6 p m arriving Memphis 805 p m via Southern Railway through Birmingham and K M and B R R These cars offer improved comfort and la carte meals with a smoking room available at moderate cost This through service runs in addition to the Memphis Atlanta Pullman sleeping cars leaving Memphis at 910 p m arriving Atlanta 1130 a m.
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Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
Ducks and Linens For Hot Weather
Keep comfortable during hot weather with duck and linen samples. Suits made to order from $7.50. Julius Levy on Noble Street advertises neat dry cleaning. The Mode Laundry at 12th and Noble promotes washing with clear water and soap free of chemicals.
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Julius Levy
Noble Street
Talk of Marriage and Oddities in a Busy Era
A column discusses gender norms around marriage and a woman’s limited options, comparing social expectations to a man’s. It also recounts a Washington cormorant that swallowed two pounds of stones, died after a failed wound seal, and notes advances in artificial stone production and New York restaurants serving pre-cooked meats.
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National Zoological Park
Washington
New York
New York Sun
Misquoted insults and ancient penalties in split snippets
The text presents racial taunts quoted from a Catholic periodical and contrasts it with a note on the Chinese empire penal code and a historical fact. It references a 1783 balloon ascent and asserts about 12,000 annual executions under ancient laws, framing early oppression alongside historic feats.
Bids Wanted for City Prison Feeding Contract
The city invites bids for feeding prisoners for the next two years with bids due at noon July 25 1901 at the Clerk's office. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Details available from Clerk's office. R H Shickngy Jr Chairman Police Committee
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R. H. Shickngy, JR
Chm
Police Com
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for povema itching and skin ulcers. It claims the product cleanses blood, heals sores, and stops itching, offering a free trial and medical advice while charging $1 for the treatment.
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Botanic Browl
Ratm Co
Athita
Vilaying tt Down Low
A Baltimore American excerpt shows a proud father dismissing Blithersley while the mother recalls an hour listening to him recount his baby’s words. She plans to share their own tale, but he hurries to catch a train and leaves.
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Blithersley
Baltimore American
The One Day Cold Cure Promoted In Ad Copy
An ad-like health note touts a quick cure for head and sore throat using a product described as Ker ve Laxative Ouigise, claimed as a one day remedy. The fragment emphasizes rapid relief.
The Important Thing and Home Life Reflections
A brief Town and Country quote notes that birth planet makes little difference if a person stays grounded on Earth. It adds that good home treatment leads to preferring home meals and shelter over other places, as echoed in a Glenville The Alehison Globe style.
Queen & Crescent opens faster Meridian to Shreveport route
The Queen & Crescent System inaugurated a rapid Meridian to Shreveport schedule starting October Usth, linking with a Texas diverging line. Train No 87 of the Southern Railway connects to this service, reducing travel time to Texas points from 7 to 12 hours. Contact local ticket agents for details and up-to-date information.
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Queen & Crescent System
Uth
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Senrcern Railway
Queen & Crescent
Sheriff's Sale of Lumber and Logs in Calhoun County
A sheriff sale notices that M. Camp and T. A. Smith have property seized by attachment for C. J. Porter. It includes two carloads of lumber about 25 000 feet near Mark Weaver’s and 5 000 feet at Camp’s saw mill plus 37 saw logs, with sale set July 25, 1901 during legal hours at Calhoun County locations.
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Anniston
Calhoun County
Alabama
C. J. Porter
C. M. Camp
T. A. Smith
Towit
Southern Railroad
Mark Weaver
M. Camp
M. W. Wooprerr
Cat for sample bottle Collars and Curfs Rye among Levis Leaders
A fragmented clipping notes Collars and Curfs Rye cited among Levi’s leaders in a sample bottle context. Details unclear but suggests a cataloging or branding relation within a fashion or product lineup.
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Cat
Levi's
For Rent Store Building Space on Noble Street
For rent beginning September first a store building now occupied by Mr O Bryant on the east side of Noble street between Eleventh and Twelfth. Apply to the undersigned for details.
Notice to Non-Residents of Attachment in Anniston Alabama
The Anniston National Bank obtained an attachment against Stephen N Noble in the September Term 1901 of the City Court of Anniston. The attachment was levied on Lot 8 in Block C, Annis ton Alabama, at the southwest corner of Moore and 18th streets, with garnishment served on Charles McRae and Griffin Young. Noble is a non resident of Alabama residing in Pretoria Georgia. He is hereby notified of the levy and pendency of the attachment. Dated July 13 1901.
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City Court of
Anniston
Anniston National Bank
Stephen N. Noble
Alabama
Moore
18Th Streets
Charles McRae
Griffin Young
Pretoria
Georgia
A. H. Sueprerp
Julius Levy Merchant Tailor Seeks Suit Items
A merchant tailor named Julius Levy invites customers to view a large line of tall samples including suits coats vests and pants. He encourages visiting the shop to find something suitable.
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Julius Levy
City Licenses 1901 Delinquent July 15
City licenses for the last half of 1901 are now complete and due by July 15. After that date, delinquent status will apply with penalties to follow. notice signed by L. Quinn, C. Y. C. td.
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L. Quinn
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