Stradley’s White Goods Sale Tomorrow at Stradley’s
Stradley’s announces a one day sale featuring white linen lawn and linen weaves. Fine sheer whites advertised at 39 cents per yard, highlighting Flaxon and Linweave as premium white goods.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1911
Page
8
Handkerchief Sale Under Way
Tomorrow 29 dozen ladies initial and plain linen handkerchiefs offered at 5c and 18c each. Good value for seven to one half a cent per item.
Oxford News and Social Notes Highlight Local Scene
News arrives from South Alabama of the death of Davie Davis at 92, father of J. C. Davis of Oxford. Oxford social events include a lake breakfast for about 75 guests, a reception for Miss Mable Hart by Miss Leta Gray, and various visits and travel plans among local families and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, Jone
South Alabama
Davie
J. C. Davis
Wig
Oxford
Leta Gray
Mable Hart
Atlanta
Cyclone Hits Kilmichael Mississippi. Two Dead and Dozens Injured
A cyclone in Kilmichael Mississippi today killed Mr and Mrs James Lewis and another person. The storm injured about a score more and leveled six homes. Half the business district suffered damage with property losses near half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmichael
Miss
James Lewis
Hardwick Committee Opens Sugar Refining Trust Hearing
The Hardwick committee began a hearing in Washington as it investigates the American Sugar Refining Company and other refineries accused of forming a sugar monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hardwick
House
American Sugar Refining Company
Reclamation Special Set to Tour Southern Lands
A reclamation special train will depart Chicago June 14 to tour the South, showcasing irrigation and drainage methods. Lecturers from the US reclamation service and geological survey will illustrate how wet ditches and drainage can reclaim swamp lands, aligning Southern effort with Western irrigation practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Ilinois Central
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley
Reclamation
United States Reclamation Service
The
Geological Survey
Review Term Under Way At Jacksonville State Normal
The June review term at the State Normal school prepares for the July 17 18 19 teacher examinations with larger classes aside from the senior group. New state exam requirements in history English and pedagogy aim to raise literary standards across the state. The July literature test covers Franklin Autobiography Whittier Snowbound Irving Sketch Book and Scott Ivanhoe. Alumni speakers connect to UT Penn Bethel Kentucky and Vanderbilt English departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville State Normal
Cial
Franklin
University of Pennsylvania
Payne
E. M. Murphy
Bethel College
Kentucky
Carl Holliday
Vanderbilt University
Government swamp reclamation tour announced for 61 cities
C L Blanchard and C Leigh ton will tour the West and South delivering lectures on government work and swamp land drainage. The 61 town itinerary supports the National Irrigation congress drive for swamp reclamation, with 80 million acres identified as reclaimable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Irrigation Congress
Irrigation Congress
Railway Campaign Tour Reaches Gulf Coast States
A government backed railway tour will travel from Southern Illinois to the Gulf of Mexico through Illinois Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Louisiana and Arkansas. The train carries a coach for meetings two stereoptical displays and a business car ending June 30 at Fulton Kentucky with stops in Cairo Memphis Covington Jackson Birmingham Natchez New Orleans and Baton Rouge among others to engage farmers merchants and manufacturers in large gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Gulf of Mexico
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Fulton
Cairo
Ill
Memphis
Covington and Jackson
Feather anatomy described in St Nicholas
The excerpt explains how to identify a feather by its midrib and vane, noting the beards along the vane and their tight alignment from base to tip. It invites securing a feather to observe its tiny, fuzzy edges and its likeness to a miniature feather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Classified Ad Mentions Automatic Selection Interest
A brief note describes how classified ads reach people via automatic selection to connect buyers and sellers. It emphasizes efficient matching and broad reach for offers and requests.
Retail Sale Ads Sketch Diaper and Fabric Bargains
A dated advertisement lists cheap textiles and apparel: Birdseye diapers at 79 cents per bolt, quilts at various prices, white basting cotton two cents, Vz round thread lacas at ten cents a yard, curtain net twenty five cents per yard, ladies white waists at 44 to 83 cents, carelessly named items like men’s collars at eight cents and pearl buttons at ten cents. Limited quantities and tomorrow sale timing implied.
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Stradley’s
Batiste
News of
Mies Vierids
Breakfast
Lake
Miss Hurt
Leila Roberts
Texas
R. G. Roberta
Miss Roberta
Lieut
R. G. Roberts
New York
Florence
Maggie Ligon
University
Marie Stewart of
Munford
J. A. Wilson
M. J. Chitwood of
DeArmanville
M. Williams
Senoia, Ga
Mattie Mayfield
Lincoln
Vlora Powell
Miss Maude Lottrell
Tomor
Huey Bullard
Birmingham
J. N. Swift
Lineville
Reach Cyclonic Fury
Score
Sugar Refining Co
South
H. Clarence Nixon
Jacksonville
C. L. Blanchard
Reclamation Service
C. Leighton
Mr. Blanchard
Mr. Leighton
L. W. Wright
Anniston
Ala
Great White Way
Cahn
Il and
White Way Sale
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