Jr O U A M Tonight Council Seeks Active Meeting
JR O U A M Tonight J L M Curry council No 9 Jr U A M will hold its semi monthly meeting in Blue Mountain hall. Initiation and election of officers planned. Electric fans to keep members cool and good attendance expected. Swift's Premium Boiled Ham advertised for lunch and picnics. BORN: a girl to Mr and Mrs C W Palmer. I will sell furniture and close my photograph business at Rudolph Studio 102014 Noble street. 22 police court cases heard with six fines totaling 36.80. The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure is Smith's Sure Kidney Cure priced 50 cents. Round trip tickets to lake theater sold by Anniston Electric & Gas Co. Prickly Bitters booster ad claims renewed energy. Zaner family to Heflin to hunt deer. New cheese refrigerator installed for summer. Henry Surrett charged with illicit distilling. Calhoun pension examiners to meet July first. North East Alabama Veterans meeting planned July 7 to arrange reunion. Chajengha daily 10 cents. Carlton to build 8 room residence. Cut glass shipment arrival at Anniston Trading Co. Library votes offered on cash purchases.
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J. L. M. Curry Council No. 9
Blue Mountain Hall
Cow Milking by Machine Advocated at Sheffield Meeting
A paper read before a meeting by sanitary inspectors in Sheffield Michigan discusses dairy milking by machinery. Lloyd describes apparatus and notes a Glasgow girl of 17 milked 84 cows in an hour and a quarter with a helper carrying pails.
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Sheffield
Lloyd
Glasgow
Notable Local Appointments and Moves
Capt. James Crook of Jacksonville and U. S. Deputy Clerk E. B. Greenleaf of Huntsville are in town today. Mr. W. E. Fulmer has joined West End Drug Co. from Columbia, D. C. as a pharmacy graduate.
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James Crook
Jacksonville
U. S
E. B. Greenleaf
Huntsville
W. E. Fulmer
The
West End Drug Co
Columbia, D. C
Copper Mining Advances Boost Anaconda Profits
The Hartford Times notes eight years ago Anaconda Copper yielded over 85 pounds per ton. By 1905 the average was 58.6 pounds, yet higher copper prices and lower production costs yielded a net profit more than 80 percent greater than the prior year. Advances in ore extraction have driven a near revolutionary change.
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Hartford Conn
Anaconda Copper Company
Hidden Heiress of a Gutter Millionaire
From Taganrog in South Russia comes the death of a recluse former government subordinate. His garret hid 22500 dollars in cash and deeds totaling 125000 dollars in estate value. He bequeathed life interest to his two daughters who refused contact, with the remainder to the church.
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The
Star
Berlin
Taganrog
South Russia
Fire aftermath saves households with earth burial trick
In San Francisco after a major blaze residents used rear yard holes on Russian Hill to bury family goods including vases and bric a brac. The International hotel chief clerk saved much furniture by burying trunks and bedding in a ten by ten foot dug space behind his residence as the warehouse and home were consumed. A foot of earth shielded items from heat and smoke, preserving thousands of dollars in possessions.
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San Francisco
Russian Hill
Brussel's Industrial Event Prominent Congress Opens in Brussels
The International Association for Testing Materials holds its congress in Brussels at the Academy of Science from September 8 to 8. The king of Belgium grants patronage and Prince Albert of Belgium joins as honorary president along with several ministers and the Brussels mayor.
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Brussel
International Association For Testing Materials
Academy of Science
Brussels
Belgium
Prince Albert
Southern Railway Moves Uptown Office to Broadway 1200
The Southern Railway announces moving its uptown office from 1185 Broadway to 1200 Broadway at the Twenty-ninth street corner effective July 1. The new office, soon to be fully fitted, aims to be the city’s premier passenger and ticket center with elaborate signage. The company also maintains its downtown office at 271 Broadway near Chambers Street.
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Southern Railway
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Gilsey House
New York City
South
The
Chambers Street
Leonard's Railway News
New York
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W. F. van Arsdel
Near New Postoffice
JR. O
Swift
Sterne’s
Anniston
Rudolph Studio
Noble Street
Smith
Scar
Drug Co
Lake Theater
Anniston Electric & Gas Co
Tenth and
Noble Streets
Heflin
S.C. Zaner
Miss Willie
Mr. Zaner
Philadelphia
Surrett
Henry Surrett
Nohoun
D. B. Hill
Randolph
Board of Pension Examiners For
Calhoun County
J. F. Walker
J. H. Allen
Board of Examiners
North East Alabama Veterans Association
Court House
J. B. Palmer
J. 4
Wilson
A. J. Cross
David Jennings
Frank McIntyre
C. Martin
J.T. Greene
A. F. McGee
Wm. Bell
Chajengha
Constitution
Robinson’s
C. W. Carlton
C. J. Houser
Christine Avenue
Eleventh Street
Co ‘Kida
Anniston Trading CO
Carre
Field Shoe Co
H. Zinn
San Francisco Burrows
Robinson’s Book Store
Zinn Building
D. M. Boozer
15Th and Pine
Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis
Anniston Electric & Gas Company
Noble and Tenth Sts
Southerrn
East
Southern
Costa
Abner C. End Homas
City National Bank
First National Bank
U. S. Bonds
Banking House
Cash
Alfred L. Tyler
John B. Knox
James ©. Sproull
A. W. Bell
Y L. Tyler
Kaes McCaa
James B. Goodwin
Levy
the Tailor
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