Pleasant Warm Forecast For Anniston And Vicinity
The Weather Bureau forecasts generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday in Anniston and nearby areas. For the week starting July 29 expect warm weather with widely scattered thunder showers possible. Local data include high 91 and low 71 since yesterday.
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Annisson and Vicinity
There’s Always Room at the Top in Society News
Social notes report Mrs. Harry Bellenger of Macon Ga entertained by Mrs. Charles Davidson and Mrs. William Orrison with about eighteen guests at the Orrison home. Spotted daisies and gladioli, a salad course, and merry chatter marked the gathering.
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Harry Bellenger
Macon
Charles Davidson
William Orrison
Orrison
Jack Goodwin
Eclipse Stock Absorber Company Formed in Brewton
Montgomery July 30 Special reports the Eclipse Stock Absorber Company of Escambia county incorporated to manufacture an automobile shock absorber with $10,000 paid in capital and main office in Brewton. Investors include W. & Crook of Brewton and T. H. McDonnell and James E. McDonnell of Mobile. The Lime-Cola Company of Tuscaloosa also incorporated with $10,000 authorized capital and $9,000 paid in.
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Montgomery
Eclipse Stock Absorber Company
Escambia County
Brewton
W. & Crook
T. H. McDonnell
James E. McDonnell
Mobile
The
Lime-Cola Company of
Tuscaloosa
Men Return From 223 Mile Mobile Hike
Members of the first regiment rested after completing a 223 mile hike from Mobile. About forty nine thousand dollars from June earnings was paid to officers and men, with each enlisted man receiving thirty dollars under the new government pay scale. Intensified training resumes early next week.
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Montgomery
Mobile
Vardaman Faces Growing Field in Mississippi Senate Race
In Jackson Mississippi July 30 lines form for next year's primaries to replace United States Senator James K Vardaman. Representative Byron Harrison leads opposition while figures mention Governor Theodore Bilbo former Governor Earl Brewer and Congressman T A Sissons as possible challengers in the contest shaped by war policy and fiscal impact.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
United States
James K. Vardaman
Vardaman
Byron I. Harrison
Harrison
Theodore G. Bilbo
Pacific Northwest Patriotic Tennis Opens in Tacoma
The Pacific Northwest patriotic tennis tournament opened today at the Tacoma Tennis Club replacing the usual championship for this season. Notable players entered, signaling spirited competition as the event runs through the week.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tacoma Tennis Club
Calotabs new purified calomel tablets on sale now
Persuasive ad touts Calotabs as a safer tasteless calomel tablet for biliousness constipation and indigestion. One tablet at night with water promises a clean liver and good appetite next day. Twenty doses thirty five cents with refund guarantee. Local society notes list several visits and relocations of residents around town.
Montgomery Y M C A Secretary Resigns to Work at Greenville
L J Carter secretary of the Montgomery Y M C A for six years has resigned to take charge of Y M C A work at the cantonment being erected at Greenville North Carolina. This leaves the local association without its entire office staff. A W Jones was sent to Fort Wilson Texas and F T Banks has been stationed at Camp Sheridan. An entirely new force must be employed.
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Montgomery
L. J. Carter
Montgomery Young Men's Christian Association
Greenville
N. C
A. W. Jones
Fort Wilson
Texas
F. T. Banks
Camp Sheridan
High Cost of Living Conference Proposes Land Tax Plan
A Washington conference organized by the National Committee on the High Cost of Living urges federal land taxes and resource control. It calls for a 1 percent tax on land value, 2 percent on unimproved land, federal acquisition of natural resources, with owners paid nothing for goodwill or nature's value, and products sold at cost during the war.
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