State Elections Change to November and Quadrennial Legislature
The Alabama state convention moved voting to November matching the federal election and set Senators and Representatives terms at four years. Water system work begins at Oxford Lake Park with mains to irrigate and hydrants for drinking use powered by an electric motor at the spring. Dr Geo Hwing of Smiths Grove Ky testifies Foley’s Kidney Cure as effectively relieving his kidney and gland issues.
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Montgomery
Shelby County Court House
Knox
Committee On Rules
Geo. Hwing
Smith's Grove
Foley
McHireath Drug Company
Pension figures show 1901 expenditures exceed 1900
Reports from pension agents indicate the final year ending June 30 shows appropriations at 144 million for both years. Expenditures rose to 158.78 million, with 105 names added to the roll totaling 997,854. Deaths reached 38,082, and 45,710 Spanish American War claims were filed, with 7086 allowed and 2059 adjudicated and rejected.
Anniston Enjoys A Big Pay Roll At Woodstock Furnace
The Woodstock furnace at Anniston is now at work and represents the last idle industry in the busy town. Anniston is enjoying another large pay roll as the plant resumes full operation and labor benefits resume for workers.
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Birmingham Ledger
Woodstock
Anniston
No Disappointment At Lake Last Night
In heavy rain the vaudeville at the Lake played on with two score spectators enjoying a strong program. The Lake Line upholds its standard, delivering the same quality show despite weather and light turnout. A promising week ahead hints at a large attendance as crowds brave the elements.
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the Lake
Lake
Real Estate Bargains From Parker & Co.
Real Estate Bargains note three modern dwellings for rent on Leighton and Quintard with possession in July September and October. Vacant lots for sale on Noble Wilmer Quintard and Leighton priced 450 to 550. Model Laundry at 12th Noble Streets.
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Leighton
Quintard
Noble
Wilmer
H. Parker & Co
Model Landry
Noble Streets
Bynum Budget Briefly Stated and Local Notes
Miss Cora Grogan killed a large rattlesnake seen in the area while berry picking. Visitors Mrs. D. J. Buros and son Joe stay with relatives in town and Coldwater. Mrs. Maud Madison returns home after visiting Mr. G. A. Grogan. Prof. QO EB Bynum visits Alexandria with wife joining later. Dr. John Bagley and Law Miller travel through the village. Hot winds blow but many complain of cold and malarial chills. The Rural Rooster notes.
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Bynum
Cora Grogan
Cora
D. J. Buros
Joe
Montgomery
Coldwater
Maud Madison
Coldwaer
G. A. Grogan
John Bagley
Law Miller
Oxford
What Two Cents Will Do for Sufferers
An ad from McBlreath Drug Co promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as relief for asthma or consumption. It asserts a single dose costs two cents and encourages trying the remedy.
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Foley
McBlreath Drug Co
Kohn Brothers Groceries Stock Catches Scrutiny Over Price
Observers scrutinize the fit and fabric of goods while comparing with asking prices. The article notes Kohn Brothers observes the market closely as the full stock of groceries is highlighted as interesting.
For Rent Notice on Noble Street Store Building
On the first of September one of the store buildings now occupied by Mr. O' Bryant on the east side of Noble Street between Eleventh and Twelfth is available. Apply to the owner for details and terms.
Queen & Crescent Fast Schedule Inaugurated Near Meridian
The Queen & Crescent System south of Meridian opened October 28 with a rapid Meridian to Shreveport run. It links with lines to Texas cutting travel time to Texas points from 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway train No 37 connects to offer the quickest service. Call your local agent for ticket information on this new schedule.
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Queen & Crescent
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Southern Railway
Orey's Mar. 94 Suds Duel Highlights Commish
Fragmentary notes show a March 1994 Suds Duel involving Orey and the Coumh, with unclear details and uncertain participants. The readable bits imply a local sports or community event but lack concrete outcomes or context.
Kermott’s Ext Blackerry Trusted By Drug Market Leader
Wr hy E Swift a Parkersburg druggist endorses Kermott’s Ext Blackerry for cholera morbus also called summer complaint. He recalls being laid up and claims a single dose cured him and would be worth 500 a bottle. He recommends the remedy as the best on the market.
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Hy. E. Swift
J.N Murdoch
Parkersburg
W. Va
Kermott
Eto Ag
Sheriff Sale Heirs Lumber and Logs Near Mark Weaver's Mill
Attachment issued by City Court of Anniston directs sale of two loads of lumber about 25000 feet and 5000 feet at Camp saw mill plus 87 saw logs. Property owned by C M Camp and T A Smith. Sale set for July 25 1901 in Calhoun County Alabama under Sheriff M W Wooprorf.
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Anniston
Calhoun County
Alabama
CO. J. Porter
C. M. Camp
T. A. Smith
Towit
Southern Railroad
Mark Weaver
Camp
M. Camp
M. W. Wooprorf
Notice to Non-Residents of Attachment
The State of Alabama Calhoun County City Court of Anniston Septem ber Term 1901 notices Stephen N Noble non resident of Alabama of an attachment levied July 11 1901 on Lot 8 Block C Anniston at Moore and 18th streets and garnishments on Charles McRae and Griffin Young. Noble resides in Pretoria Georgia. Witness dated July 13 1901. Clerk 153 A H Sherperp.
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Srate of
Alabama
Calhoun County
Anniston
Anniston National Bank
Stephen N. Noble
Moore and
18Th Streets
Charles McRae
Griffin Young
A. H. Sherperp
City licenses due for second half of 1901
Notice states that OCity licenses for the last half of 1901 are due and become delinquent July 15. After that date, licensees will face extra costs. issued by C. L. Quinn.
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Ocity
C. L, Quinn
T, C.—td
Fall Samples From Julius Levy Merchant Tailor
Julius Levy announces a large line of nobby fall samples including suits coats vests and pants. Customers are invited to visit and view options in the shop.
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Julius Levy
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Riser
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