Oxford Church Plans Bible Heroes Program Sunday
The Baptist church in Oxford hosts a Sunday afternoon program titled Bible Heroes with leaders and readers named Miss Nelle Allen Miss Margaret Toland Miss Patti Haynes Albert Hubbard and others. A private wedding for James F P Woolley and Ella Eason was held at the Methodist parsonage 1325 Fountain Avenue Birmingham with Rev T K Roberts officiating. Dr MacDonald will preach at the Christian church next Sunday. Mrs Wright Staples of Birmingham visits her father and Judge Yeatman. Miss Daisy Toland returns from South Alabama next week. Miss Mary Norton returns from Birmingham.
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Nelle Allen
Margaret Toland
Moses
Patti Haynes
Paul——Albert Hubbard
Abraham D. B
Wiliams
Peeter
Mayline Mowle
Wosley Eason
Fountain Avenue
Birmingham
T. K. Roberts
Tom
Oxford
James FP. Woolley
Ella Eason
Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed with cure claim and reward
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as a constitutional remedy offering a One Hundred Dollar reward for any case it fails to cure. The notice explains internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Local society notes list several residents visiting, traveling, or going to events.
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Hall
F.W. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Prospects of Peace in May Reach Compromise in Prohibition Case
May reach compromise in prohibition clashes as four alleged party members face reduced assault charges and new hearings set for June 26. Tensions eased but citywide vigilance remains high as detectives face trial guarding by deputies and police amid crowded courthouse scenes.
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Montgomery
Law and Order League
J. H. Weir
Burke
J. C. Puckett
J. H. Steincamp
Lively Times
Bolling Young
E. C
John Hannon
Frank Starr
Malcolm Hall
Leo Cardwell
Frank Wilson
Nighttime alley clash near jail injures Deputy’s son
Otto McCord, son of Deputy Sheriff McCord, was beaten in a dark alley near the jail while pursuing clues about a disturbance. The attacker, not aligned with either side, fled after subduing his target, and no one was reported hurt by the larger crowd aside from the injured man.
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Otto McCord
McCord
Medals Presented to the Wrights in Public Welcome
The Wright brothers, greeted by enthusiastic cheers, received medals amid a warm public demonstration. Their usually reserved demeanor showed clear appreciation as the plane spectacle drew ample attention on this occasion.
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Wright Brothers
North American Gymnastic Union Turnfest Opens in Cincinnati
Cincinnati decorates in American and German colors as the thirtieth annual Turnfest begins. The event runs ten days with an expected 50 000 visitors and daily athletic contests at Carthage fair grounds. A grand parade next Thursday will be reviewed by Governor Harmon with Fort Thomas garrison, six Ohio National Guard companies, 3000 turners, and many societies.
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Cincinnati
North American Gymnastic Union
Carthage Fair Grounds
Harmon
Fort Thomas
Ohio National Guard
See The Mikado Tonight at Scar Brough’s Reserved
Local brief notes the opera The Mikado plays tonight with reserved seats available at Scar Brough’s venue.
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Scarbrough’s
National Cotton Congress Set for Monte Ne Arkansas
The third annual National Cotton Congress meets June 21 to 26 at Monte Ne Ozark Mountain resort. Delegates discuss crop conditions trade information and cotton product interests with speakers including John D. Walker of Sparta Georgia. Office heads are J Barrow of Gulfport Mississippi president and H Harvey of Monte Ne secretary treasurer.
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Montene
Ark
National Cotton Congress
Ozark Mountain
Monte Ne
United States
John D. Walker
Sparta
Congress
Duel Leaves Two Railroad Workers Dead in Louisville
Louisville June 18. Frank Sliggers railroad detective and W T Charles switchman quarreled over their work this morning. A pistol duel followed and both men are dead.
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Louisville, Ky
Frank Sliggers
W. T. Charles
Blake's Stables Livery Service Opens
Blake's Stables launches a new livery service offering horse boarding and carriage rental in the town. The facility emphasizes trained staff, secure stables, and guided rides for visitors and locals.
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Blake
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Miss Florida Pinson
Workers of the Baptist Church
MacDonald
The
Christian Church
Mr. MacDonald
Mrs. Wright Staples
Judges
Mrn. Yeatman
Daisy Toland
South Alabama
Mary
Tom Norton
J. A. Taylor
Able
Cooper Whiteside
Mr. Williams
Tron City
W. M. Bagley
Coldwater
Aelxander
T. Wf. Barry
Lincoln
Tom Prater
Piedmont
Robert Singleton
T. K. Walker
Sylacauga
Woman's Missionary Union
H. G. McClurkin
Hicks
Mrs. Sargent
Tennessee
Ingalla
Patterson & Ingalls Co
Dexter Avenue
Perry Street
Henderson-Sturges Piano Co
J. H. Snodgrass
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Saks
Noble
Hart Schaffner & Marx and Saks
Regal and Hanan
Knox & Howard
Nfay
Wrights
Turnfest
Arkansas
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