Local business moves and theater notes in Anniston
Remodeling at Caldwell building for Kobn Bros starts under J W Galliher with first floor work, Kohn Bros to relocate by July to temporary quarters, while Old Western Union space is prepared. Also notices on theater fare by Miss MacKenna and the Shrewsbery sisters, Chautauqua lodging at Wilmer Hotel, and real estate ads highlight homes in Savannah suburb and a riverfront farm in South Carolina with cash or terms options.
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Caldwell
Kobn Bros
J. W. Galliher
Savannah
South Carolina
Anniston
Stray Holstein Cow Seeks Return. Local Notices Offer Reward
Stolen or stray black and white Holstein cow with horns sawed off six inches, eight years old, last seen near Twenty second Street. Reward offered by T M Williams. Also notices advertise furniture sales at J T Sodge’s 923 Nubie Street and talks of public parks for Grove on North Noble Street.
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T. M. Williams
Twenty-second Street
J. T. Sodge's
Nubie Street
Bottled Beer Deals at Levi's Leaders and Model Laundry Ad
An old ad notes bottled beer four for 25 cents among Levi's Leaders, with room for three or four people and meals at 1114 Wilmer Street. It also promotes imported Muenchener Beer at 15 cents a bottle and clean washing with clear water and soap at The Model Laundry located at 12th and Noble.
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Levi
Personal mentions crowd Anniston visit and returns
Dr Ri L Hughes of Choccoloo co visits Anniston today as does Mr William Borders from Choc coloeco. R W Russell returns to Ensley after spending time with family. Sheriff W Woodruff tours Birmingham on business. Mr Mark Kohn returns from northern visits and Florence welcome. L H Baker of Bessemer rolling mills returns to Bessemer after visiting family. Call for sample bottle Collars & Cults Rye among Lev s Leaders.
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Mark Kohn
Florence
Kohn
Lev
Oxford News of Present Interest Collected Local Happenings
Oxford June 19 local notes report a Die’s Aid Society entertainment at Mrs M A Brock residence titled The Peek Sis and praised as a success with refreshments and social merriment. Other items include baptist church services, family visits from Anniston Talladega Cedartown and Lincoln Oklahoma, and picnic events at Oxford Lake and Oxford Lake area. Kidney health advert and local merchants promoting wood yard and groceries conclude the item.
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Oxford
Dies’ Aid Society
Veterans Pension Examinations Set for July near Anniston
The Calhoun County Board of Pension Examiners will convene on the first Monday in July 1901 at Wikle's Drug Store in Anniston, continuing ten days to consider applications. Under the amended law, proof of service may be an honorable discharge or parole, with no two-witness affidavits required. Widows of deceased pensioners may qualify with two witnesses proving widow status, and applicants must generally appear for examination unless travel is impossible. Chautauqua tickets are advised via McElreath's, Wikle's, or Dove's. three dollars covers the full fifteen days, versus over a dollar per day without a ticket.
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Board of Pension Examiners
Calhoun County
Anniston
Wikle
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Paing
Conger’s Restaurant
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J. H Fells
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L Smira Co
Donanco & Co
H. M. Newsome
Noble Street
Thirteenth
Misses Callahan
Mr. Newsome
Leighton Avenue
L. Surry Co
Puamous Negro
A. A. Whitman
Ity
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Athena
Rev. Whitman
Whitman Sister
Noble Street Theater
Donahoo & Co
L. Smitu Co
Martin Sheid
Smoot
Bell & Read
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Take Smiru Co
Union
Miss MacKenna
Shrewsbery Sisters
Wilmer Hotel
Segars
Straight
Tue Lamina Co
Ro O. Watson
James Buckler
Grove
Patropus
Wat
Wilmerst
Foley
J. W. McEnreaty
Linpsay L, Scakbrough
Miam Deng Co
Krieesh Garden Seed
Ri. L. Hughes
Choccoloeco
William Borders
Sherifff W. Woodruff
Birmingham
L. H. Baker
Bessemer Rolling Mills
Bessemer
L. Smuirin Co
Wikle’s Drug Store
Bine Mountain
Loop
Anniston, Ala
Jos. Saks
N. G
Rt. J. Saywell
Beer’y
Wm. Rogers
Anniston Trading Co
Ten Cent Store
Foot Outfitters
JOE Saks & CO
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Oxford News
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JR. H. McCain
Messrs
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Foster Draper
Talladega
Myrtice Wilson
Mr. Wilson
City. Y
LB. F. Pinson
Lincoln County
Oklahoma
Ter
W. ©. Clark
Jos. Jeffers
Capt. A. Harrison
Oxford Lake
McClurkin’s Wood Yard
J. F. Walker
M. T. Ledbetter
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Wikle’s
Dove’s
Junius Levy
Columbian Building
Feaures
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the Anniston
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Republic
New Court House
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