Fragmented clippings mix politics and gossip from Selma Journal
The piece spoofs early 20th century events and figures including Villa Huerta and American beer prices, with remarks on university moments and social habits. It mentions Shaler Howser, a bachelor candidate for mayor of Anniston, who married and traveled to Atlanta, while the Montgomery Advertiser and Star Reader are cited for witty remarks.
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Montgomery Advertiser
Shaler Howser
Anniston
Daniel Cupid
Atlanta
Annistote
Wikle
Selma Journal
The Crystal Palace Demolished for Major Store Growth
An old Memphis gambling den known as Crystal Palace is torn down to make way for one of the city’s largest department stores. The piece frames this as part of a broader age of economy and efficiency, noting routine crackdowns on vice and productive reform, including public brothels facing renewed scrutiny.
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Memphis
Crystal Palace
Belmar
wa@ce
Quentey
Prohibition Echoes Across Cities Prompting Social Shift
A fragmented report notes prohibition themes spreading from Chicago to Memphis and Annieton with calls for moral reform and the push to remove alcohols from society. It argues economic and social schemes favor the masses and warnings against destructive enterprises.
Duty and resilience in public service and construction briefs
A meditation on duty describes the police officer as a guardian who must confront danger and sorrow. The second item lists construction projects and contracts across cities including Miami, Macon, Leesburg, St. Augustine, Dublin, Dunedin, Atlanta, and Savannah with hospital, hotel, warehouse, and bridge work and various funding figures.
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Miami
Fla
Macon
Leesburg
Sand Bank
Atharete
Dade County
Flee
St. Augustine
Dublin
Duneedin
Atda
Southeast Industry Pulse Sees Growth in New Corps
The Industry Index of Columbus Georgia notes rising southeast activity with 16 new corporations formed in a week. Firms include a Cotton Mill in Winder Georgia and a brick plant in Rome Georgia. Regions vote bonds for roads and schools, signaling broader development.
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Minimura
Winder
Birmingham
Ada
Rome
Jacksonville
Ancient Gambling Palace Replaced by Modern Storefront
The Crystal Palace, a famed gambling hub in Memphis near New Orleans, closes after years of secret rooms, peep holes, and racing tables. A three story addition for Summerfield’s store will rise, remodeling the block with a 36,008 square foot facility starting September, bridging the two buildings.
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New Orleans
Monte Carlo
Thee Palace
Madame Virmeson
Toesdar
Pearson Ceonstruction Company
Crystal Palace
Summerfield
Anniston Area 24 Hour Weather Forecast Update
Weather forecast for Anniston and vicinity calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with probable thunder showers. Alabama region similar, with chances of thundershowers. Data from local Weather Bureau notes a high yesterday of 86 and low today of 72, mean 79, normal 75. Precipitation since January 1 totals 119.47 inches. Sunrise at 4 43 PM, sunset at 6 55 PM.
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Weather Bureau
San Easet
Typhoid fears rise as outbreaks press Huntsville and Birmingham
The Huntsville Mercury Banner reports typhoid concerns across Alabama cities including Selma Gadadherr and Birmingham with Memphis as a reference point. Birmingham enforces strict milk and water safety while inspectors note cases linked to milk bought from private homes. Health officials urge vigilance and sanitary compliance to curb the disease in a dry season.
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Selma
Gadadherr
Birminghem
Ameel
Anniston
Hunteville
Fuane
Clais
Huntsville Mercury- Banner
Notable 19th Century Events Highlighted in Brief Timeline
A compact timeline lists events from 1843 to 1913 including Eva Hahnemann’s death and the first Oregon territorial legislature in 1849. It notes Macdonald’s Ontario premiership in 1867, Farragut’s reception by Queen Victoria in 1868, Don Carlos’ 1873 proclamation, and the Real Sixns’ 1877 seizure of Nicosia. Also covered are Drummond-Wolff’s 1887 departure from Constantinople, the 1889 Paris International Workers’ Congress, 1903 Russia’s rejection of a petition, Peary’s 1905 Arctic voyage, and Ambassador Wilson’s 1913 Mexico City to Washington move.
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Eva
Hnemann
Oregon
John
Macdonald
Ontario
Farragut
Queen Victoria
Don Carlos
Spain
Cyarliste
Niceopolia
Henrry Drummond Wolff
Constantinople
Blue Mack speller praised as helpful across country
C E McDonald, director of Dark Corner rural schools, backs the old Blue Mack speller. He notes many pupils pass through with it and says new texts offer no betterment. He urges higher school funds and better rural facilities as some families struggle for education.
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Georgia
Sid C
McDonald
How To Give Queimine To Children
Frail text describes febrileine or quinine syrup for children and adults. Warns against overdose and notes nervousness headaches from quinine. Mentions a bottle label and dosage directions, urging careful use for fever and cold symptoms.
Notice to Candidates on Paid Announcements Policy
Announcement from Consolidated Pub. Co. stating all notices and political announcements must be paid for upon presentation with no exceptions.
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Whem
Consolidated Pub. CO
Anniston Mayoral Hopefuls Announce Candidacies
J L Wikle and J A Burgess announce bids for mayor of Anniston. Both seek re election or election under Democratic Party guidance. Burgess known as Uncle Jack urges voters to support his bid for leadership in the city.
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Niston
Mos
Anniston
J. A. Burgess
Uncle Jack
Anniston City Council Candidacy Announcements
A series of candidate notices for city council and mayor positions in Anniston. Listings include JOBAIN F. WILLIAMS for mayor and several ward candidates such as B F Kyle C E Paul ey and Felix House with Democratic primary caveats. J T Carter also seeks Second Ward councilman with support from 211 residents.
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Friends of
J. T. Carter
Wee
Train Schedule Fragments For Birmingham Gadsden Lane
Fragmented rail timetable lists connections from Birmingham and Gadsden to Atlanta Washington Jacksonville and Talladega. Notes irregular times and routes including Calera Telladega and southbound segments with multiple arrivals and departures.
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Gadddeden
Birmingham
Gadsden
Telladega
Calera
Talladega
South
Fourth Ward Councilman Nomination Announcement
J W McClurkan announces candidacy for councilman in the Fourth ward subject to Democratic primary on August 3. He emphasizes community service and party backing as he seeks voter support.
Candidate Announces Self for First Ward Council Seat
A candidate declares intention to run for the First Ward council seat to succeed themselves subject to Mary. The statement signals ongoing campaign activity and local political engagement.
Reelection Candidacy Notice From Ward Councilman
A councilman announces reelection bid from Ward addressing voters and noting subject to action of a named official. The statement references a March 1 filing period and outlines the campaign intent in a formal city notice style.
Gardner Jr. Seeks Fourth Ward Councilman Seat
James T. Gardner Jr. files for the Fourth ward councilman post subject to the action of the city Democratic primary. The document notes his candidacy and party affiliation.
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Fourth Ward
James T’. Gardner, Jr
Councilea
Democratic Party
Harry Powell
Hollingsworth Seeks Re election to First Ward Council
L 8 Hollingsworth announces candidacy for re election as councilman from the First ward pending Democratic primary action.
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Hollingsworth
Reelection Bid Filed by Ward 65 Councilmen
Councilman Jesse Evans announces nine candidates for reelection and eight incumbents in Ward 65 under the Democratic primary action. The announcement signals contest within the party as it names council candidates awaiting primary results.
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Jesse Evans
Alexander Declares Candidacy in First Democratic Primary
Alexander announces his bid for city council in the First Democratic primary. He frames the race as a test of local leadership and pledges focus on public services and responsive governance.
Second Ward City Council Candidacy Announcements
Dave G Waldrop announces reelection bid for city council from the Second Ward subject to the Democratic primary in August. J M Bagley also declares candidacy for re election as Second Ward councilman subject to the Democratic primary.
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Dave G. Waldrop
J. M. Bagley
Ward One Candidate Declares Candidacy in Democratic Primary
An individual announces candidacy for councilman in Ward One following the Third War era context. The statement names Claudette J. Settles and references the Democratic primary process and a legal framework.
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Anniston Evening Star
SLE Consolidate Publishing CO
OfficeKline Buuilding
Comer Minr. Kt and
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Oxford
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