Anniston Star Breeze Of Odd Jobs And Local Trades
Anniston news items report pay days, store openings, and assorted notices. R O Watson advertises cheap shoes while Levi’s Leaders promotes cigars and bottled beer. A revival begins at Oxanna Baptist Church with pastors Hutto and Watson assisting. Lost amethyst pin sought by Miss Bessie Sproull. Jonn S Reaves returns to Fifteenth Street store after fire repairs. The Model Laundry touts clean water and soap free of chemicals. A Knight of Pythias initiation occurs in Me. Turner. The Anniston Carpet Co employees picnic at Oxford Lake. Mrs Mollie Winkle dies. burial at Kidgemont cemetery.
Oxford News of Present Interest
Oxford June 1. Miss Lillie Borders greatly improved and will soon be able to up again. Julia Byrd leaves for Atlanta for the summer. Annabel Duggan returns from visit to Miss Ballard. Hallie Thomason back from Memphis after the Coufed reunion. Norton family to Birmingham to visit Rev. Juno Norton. Mrs. Backaley and Miss Davenport visiting. Stewart improving after chills. J. W. Mins in Assland. Morgan and Allen fished on the Chocceolocce. Hugh S. Singleton resigns as assistant telegraph agent. Prof. Charles Johnson arrives for summer with parents. S. W. Hingson ill. Eben T. Hall out after a week. James L. Davis leaves for the Philippine Islands. Otha Hill in city for South Anniston Lumber Co. Frank Pinson arrives from Oklahoma to visit Oxford friends. Cards issued for Co T reporting at Armory June 7 in full uniform for elections. Board of Education holds informal meeting. Methodist church sermon 11 am on Persuading Men and Why. Sunday school 9:30 am. Baptist revival continues with 11 am and 7:30 pm services. Young people urged to attend.
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Ullman Brothers Promote 250 Pairs of Men's Trousers
Ullman Brothers advertise 250 pairs of men's trousers at manufacturer’s cost with latest patterns and quality.
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New Discovery Cures Critical Coughs and Lung Ailments
Mrs. W. K. Haviland of Armonk New York credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal bout of whooping cough and bronchitis after other remedies failed. The niece recovered from advanced Consumption using the same medicine and is now well. Trials and guaranteed bottles available from Elam Drug Co. Trial bottles free.
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Elam Drag Co
Electric clocks arranged for master time system
Manager A. Fonville of the Western Union Telegraph Co plans installing multiple electric clocks across the city. A master clock in the telegraph office will receive exact time daily from Washington and synchronize wires to nine locations including banks hotels and businesses. Clocks expected to be in use within about thirty days.
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M. F. Doering’s
J. T. Chrisman’s
Steel Bros
Talbot Foard’s
First National Bank
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Calhoun Hotel
Anniston Electric and Gas Co
Reid Bros
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University dances banned by new university president
In Tuscaloosa Alabama President Powers forbids cadets and law students from attending Monday and Tuesday university dances. The student body may resist as dances were an annual habit. The search for a new university president remains unsettled with no clear favorite among candidates.
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Increased Passenger Service on the Choctaw Route
The Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs starting October 7. Double daily service will be available to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections to Southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West. The Model Laundry advert follows.
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