Lacy Aderhold Wedding Invitation Announced
The city notes the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Virginia Euphemia Aderhold to Mr. Charles Wilmer Lacy. The ceremony is set for Wednesday morning June 16, 1909 at 10 o clock in the First Baptist Church Oxford Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ’. Aderhold
Virginia Euphemia
Charles Wilmer Lacy
First Baptist Church
Oxford
Ala
Bessie Lacy
Paul Vann
Trene Aderhold
Ruth Burton
Lila Roberts
Jessie Stewart
Shaler Houser
Howard Lacy
Lamar Jeffers
Roy Ledbetter
Joe Thomason
Cooper Whiteside
J. W. Ingram
A. F. Bullard
Frank Johnston
Maud Lacy
Hall's Catarrh Cure promises cure for all stages
A 19th century promotion asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease. The advertisement claims internal intake builds constitution and treats blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and notes testimonials list with F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Pills for constipation also recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Telephone No 72 for high grade coal B O Watson
Local notice announces telephone number 72 for obtaining high grade coal from B O Watson. The brief item identifies a contact point and coal quality reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Watson
Abercrombie Advocates National Education Plan
Dr. Abercrombie urged a unified education scheme from public schools to university. He backs compulsory education and federal aid, noting high school graduates can enter Auburn and the University without exams. The address followed by a benediction and America song signals a new era for Annis ton public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Abercrombie
America
J. H. Foster
Anniston
Notable Jacksonville residents and guests in town and visiting staff
Mrs. Joe Privett contributes ten dollars to a Confederate monument fund. John Watkins depart for Sewanee commencement. Hannah Crook to sing at Gadsden music festival hosted by Mrs. Stonewall Kyle. Frank Woods plans vacation with his mother. Emily Goodlett returns from Anniston. Revered leaders and local figures join Memphis reunion trip. Virginia Bell Norton returns from Marion visit. Reynolds Crook to vacation with family. Bill Darden and sister Mrs. Walter Hampton visit Mrs. Hubert Montgomery. Rev. Thomas D. Bateman and wife stay in Alleghany hotel for months. Emmett Crook expected from Auburn. Margaret Burke visiting Ohatchie. Florence and Eloise Stevenson visiting Gadsden for festival. R. C. Elliott of Atlanta to visit about a week for mill interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Joe Privett
John Watkins
Sewanee
Hannah Crook
Stonewall Kyle
Gadsden
Frank Woods
Emily Goodlett
Anniston
W. T. Allan
H. L. Stevenson
Bill Farrell
Memphis
Virginia Bell Norton
Marion
Reynolds Crook
Bill Darden
Walter Hampton
Hubert Montgomery
Thomas D. Bateman
South Carolina
Alleghany
Emmett Crook
Auburn
Margaret Burke
Ohatchie
Florence
Eloise Stevenson
Florence Stevenson
R. C. Elliott
Atlanta
Thief of Jewelry Sought by Sheriff’s Deputies
The sheriff and his deputies are conducting a citywide search for Church. Messages have been sent in all directions asking for his apprehension and it is believed he will be captured and brought back to face alleged crookedness.
Rich and Miss Conley wed in Anniston ceremony
Rankin Rich and Miss Iola Conley married Saturday at 10 30 a m and departed over the Southern for Birmingham. Friends note the surprise union of a machinist from L N shops and a resident of 18th street Anniston. Their friends wish them happiness. Burdock Blood Bitters ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Rich
Iola Conley
Birmingham
Anniston
Miss Conley
18Th Street
Mr. Rich
Cotton Market Prices Shown By W L Jones
Corrected daily by W. L. Jones the report lists strict good middling at 101 to 101 1/2 cents per pound, good middling at 101 cents, and strict middling at 10 cents with minor formatting notes.
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W. L. Jones
Peck Sale Promises Great Union Made Values
Peck offers discounted items at 15 18 22.50 and 27.50 dollars. The ad highlights union made products and promotes strong savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Bass & Heard
Saleslady Wanted at Aderhold Mercantile Co
One experienced saleslady in dress and piece goods sought by Aderhold Mercantile Co. Must be good stock keeper. Reference required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aderhold Mercantile CO
Pace's Brother-in-Law James Hight Dies in Atlanta
George G. Pace traveled to Atlanta on reports of his brother-in-law James L. Hight's illness. Hight, a wealthy Georgia real estate investor since 1857, died Sunday at 7 a.m. at age 79. Burial is set for 11 a.m. Tuesday in Douglassville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Pace
Atlanta
James L. Hight
Douglassville
Mr. Hight
Georgia
Revival Sermons Mark Oxford Methodist Session
The Oxford Methodist revival opens with Rev. Alfred Yee of Madison and Rev. R D Carmicheel delivering sermons. Rev D L Parrish of Carbon Hill to preach this evening on Satan Hindered. Long services start at 745 p m with 10 a m daily. Local social notes mention visitors, departures and upcoming wedding parties among Oxford residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, Janes
Alfred Yee
Madison
R. D. Carmicheel
D. L. Parrish
Carbon Hill
Public Invitation Encourages Dinner Baskets and Books
The notice invites the general public to attend with a cordial request that attendees bring books and dinner baskets, supporting communal sharing at the event.
Pension Board Sit Begins July First Following Error
It was stated Saturday that Major J UU Allen and Dr J P Walker would preside today. This was a mistake. It should have said the first Monday in July. The board will sit for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. UU
Allen
J. P. Walker
Confederate Pension Examiners
Pension Board
Virginia Hams and Chesterfield Brand Promise Quality
Advertises Virginia hams as the world’s best with two shipments handled ensuring their reputation. Promotes trying a Chesterfield ham as a real treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Constipation Remedies Claim Gentle Bowels Relief
An old pamphlet touts Dean's Reg ulats as easy to use and effective in toning the stomach and curing constipation. The text warns against harsh physics and suggests lasting relief though it reads as promotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Three New Cottages With Vacant Lot Bargain
Six room cottages on east fronts each with an extra vacant lot 115 by 120 feet offered at 8000 total. Rented at 36 per month during the panic, call W T Owen real estate 1208 Noble Street for quick securing this bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Owen
Noble Street
jod-Bt
Passenger Derailment Delays Train Near Union Station
A switch in the Southern yards near Union Station derailed passenger train No. 36 last evening. The incident caused about a 30 minute delay with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Stacy Adams and King Quality Low Cut Shoes Sale
Shoe listing notes Stacy Adams and King Quality low cut styles all sizes widths and leathers in stock. Prices range from 3.50 to 6.50. Union made. Advertised by BASS HEARD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Adams
King
Magnificent $400 piano to be given away
An announcement from Anniston Steam Laundry promotes a free $400 piano giveaway. View the instrument at Van Arsdel's jewelry store and learn how to win. Entries are open to the public, with no purchase required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Arsdel
Anniston Steam Laundry
Little Child Dies After Four Weeks Illness
Willie Moore three year old son of Mr and Mrs E G Lee of 181 McCoy avenue died at 8 10 Saturday night after about four weeks illness Funeral services were held at the home at 3 30 p m Sunday by Rev J F Turner of Second Presbyterian church and the body was buried at Edgemont
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Moore
E. G. Lee
McCoy Avenue
J. F. Turner
Second Presbyterian Church
Edgemont
Why Our Sliced Bacon Is Better
We slice Beechnut bacon for freshness and uniform thin slices that crisp better than hand sliced bacon. Buy a half pound or a pound at a time to avoid waste and keep stock fresh.
I C O F Tonight at Calhoun Lodge Meets in Third Degree
Calhoun lodge number 203 of the I C O F will hold a regular session tonight. Work in the third degree is planned. Visiting brethren will be cordially welcomed to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Lodge No
Veterans to Memphis for Confederate reunion crowd
Many veterans left the city and county yesterday and today to attend the great reunion at Memphis. The event opens Wednesday and runs through Thursday with strong representation from local camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Sterne's 25 Cent Coffee Promises Genuine Merit
Advertisement extols Sterne's coffee claiming popularity based on merit and genuine excellence. It claims one-time sales through premiums and canvassing but repeat use by satisfied customers, presenting 25¢ coffee as the best value for Anniston coffee drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Sterne’s
satisfactory drug service call phone listing
A brief item lists contact for a drug service noting the phone line 72 and the contact R. O. Watson. The fragment suggests a local directory entry or advertisement reference from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Watson
Heart of Colorado opens second lake park theater week
The Oxford lake park theater season continues with the Mason Newcomb stock company presenting The Heart of Colorado tonight. This drama of the great West anchors the second week’s engagements through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Lake Park
Sincere thanks for kindness in hour of affliction
Mr and Mrs Lee express gratitude to friends and neighbors for support after the death of their child Willie Moore in a sad hour at home. They acknowledge assistance and service from all who helped during the difficult time.
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Mrs. Jordan
Mary Jordan
South Carolina
Caroline
Elizabeth Sproull
Mrs. Lee
Jbalsing
Willie Moore
Jerk
County Commissioners Meet For June Term Business
The county commissioners' court gathered this afternoon to conduct the June term business with all members present and ready to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners’ Court
Dean's Ointment Claims Cure for Severe Hives and Eczema
Advertisement asserts Dean's Ointment cures obstinate hives eczema and salt rheum with the claim that clothing touch causes irritation. It urges readers to buy from all druggists noting the price 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mrs L M Baris on way to Carrollton for aunt’s funeral
Mrs L M Baris left for Carrollton Georgia to attend the funeral of her aunt Mrs J H Shackelford who died there yesterday at 7 pm She is the sister of Michael D Forbes of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M Baris
Carrollton, Ga
J. H. Shackelford
Michael D. Forbes
I Am Still in the Business Insurance Pitch
A brief note from HB and CLAY DAVIS asserts ongoing commitment in the insurance field with claim of superior coverage.
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Clay Davis
Coal for sale by R O Watson
Coal of all grades offered by R O Watson with phone contact 72. Sale advertisement notes available varieties and pricing by order or inquiry. Includes telephone as contact method for buyers seeking coal supply.
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R. O. Watson
Sacred Harp All Day Singing at Peaceburg
An all day Sacred Harp singing will be held next Sunday at Peaceburg with participants gathering for the day of music and community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaceburg
Preachers Criticize Montgomery Officers at Mass Meeting
At a June gathering in Montgomery Revs. W M Crawford H M Edmonds and Bob Jones accused city officers of lax enforcement of the prohibition law. The law and order league cited 40 arrests in five months and urged stronger action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
G. G. Miles
W. M. Crawford
H. M. Edmonds
Bob Jones
Law and Ordery le
League
Naval Cadets Sail On Olympia Cruisers
Naval Academy cruise unfolds at Annapolis with cadets aboard the Olympia. The report notes preparations and continuing training at the harbor naval station as the voyage proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Cadets
Olympia
Alabama guests mingle in Anniston gathering
Personal mentions list J M Gandy of Riverside C Wharton of Gadsden T P McKibbon of Talladega and M M Prickett of Dalton as guests of the Alabama last night. Birmingham visitors W J Diefenderfer W A Brown J B Robinson R E Ellison W F Henry and A F McGhee Jr visit Anniston today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J, M. Gandy
Riverside
C. Wharton
Gadsden
T. P., McKibbon
Talladega
M. M. Prickett
Dalton
Alabama
W. J. Diefenderfer
W. A. Brown
J. B. Robinson
R. E. Ellison
W. EF. Henry
A. F McGhee, Jr
Birmingham
Anniston
Colonel Alexander K. McClure Dies at 81 in Wallingford
Philadelphia June 7 Colonel Alexander K McClure prothonotary of Pennsylvania Supreme and Superior courts and longtime journalist died Sunday at his Wallingford home aged 81 He edited the Juniata Sentinel at 18 helped rally Lincoln in 1860 and later practiced law in Philadelphia He helped found the Times and led a crusade against the dandy mayor William B Smith He also served as president of the Clover Club and remained prominent in politics and journalism for decades.
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Philadelphia
Alexander K. McClure
Supreme and Superior Courts of
Pennsylvania
Wallingford
Delaware County
McClure
Perry
Juniata Sentinel
Lincoln
The
Times
William BB. Smith
Clover Club
Colonel McClure Honored Across Alabama After Civil War
Colonel McClure, a longtime friend of the South and distant relative of Mrs. John B. Knox, advocated fair treatment and southern prosperity. His recent Alabama tour was described as a triumphal progress with widespread honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
South
John B. Knox
Alabama
Hartford Chicago Monitor Tonopah Set Sail For Summer Cruise
The Hartford and Chicago along with the monitor Tonopah departed today for a summer practice cruise in New England waters. The operation runs through August with New London Connecticut serving as the base of supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Chicago
Tonopah
New England
New London
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Edmund L. Tyler
Misses Lacy
Nellie Tyler
Belle Cannon
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Captain McDonald
Fort Sheridan
William Sproull
Florida
John B. Lagarde
Nellie Wright
Nellie Pinson
Marian Walsh
John ©. Wayt
Randolph-Macon College
Lynchburg, Va
E. E. G. Roberts
Elizabeth Roberts
James Keith
Mary Wilkeis
G. E. Warrick
Noble
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Randolph, Macon College
Lindsay Scarbrough
Newnan
Eula and
Gaynell Bradshaw
Rome
Martha Buchanan
Buchanan
Tennessee
Columbia University
J. T. Gardner
Dorothy
Madge Gardner
Aliceville
Natl Educationaliz
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Mintyre’s
Mwintyre
Anniston Theatorium
Old Heidelberg
Pace
News of Oxford
Wilson
W. Hingson
J. FL Mmith
Ethel Toland
Clanton
J. H. Hall
South Alabama
Little Joseph Whiteside
Piedmont
J. HH
Ligon
Oakfuskee
Clark Snow
Staples of
Heflin
J. D. Staples
Save Springs
T. L. Bagley
Amos Howle
Dadeville
Pelham McKibbon
Montevallo
Thompson Warnock
Roxie Morgan
Bessie
White Plains
Sam Crook
Chancellor
Mrs. Whiteside
Elon Walker
Mr. Gladden of
Alice Kyser
DeArmanville
Emmie Draper
R. A. Hingson
W. W. Whiteside
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H. ©. Fulton
Virginia Hams
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Naval Academy
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