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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1906

Page

3

Cool Clothing For Hot Days In Oxford News

Mr and Mrs Luther Callahan depart Rome Ga after a friendly Oxford visit. Miss Maggie Ligon tours from Cuba to Oakfuskee and comments on island life. Mrs Lula Hyatt returns to White Plains after visiting Miss Grace McClellan. A hog owned by George Currin is fatally injured by a passenger train. Mrs Joseph E Aderhold and children plan a midweek move to a position. Local officials note encampment date changes for the Third Regiment A N G at Mobile. Oxford residents report flower gardens and advancing chrysanthemum beds promising fall blooms.

Local Notices Highlight Community Movements and Elections

E A Donahoo fills a city post while Erma Yee and Mary Pace visit Dr. J M White at Schenck's Sulphur Springs. D M Sparks from near Lineville reports fine crops and Birmingham and Atlantic R A work in progress. Mrs Weaver and children travel to Wrightsville NC for rest and health. Evelyn's health remains a concern. J W McClurkan visits Oxford. George and Sallie Eichelberger return from Mineral Springs. Ben Turner and family stay awhile. Election of first sergeant for Company I postponed due to Capit Paul M Eichelberger's illness. Contenders Tom Smith and Frank Roberts vie for the post.

Fort Sill Promoter Plans Vesuvius Like Fire Show

A Fort Sill genius plans to imitate Vesuvius at Mount Signal in the Wichita Mountains next spring. He intends to form an artificial crater and detonate explosives to fire balls of flame that would ignite the grassy slopes. The predicted blaze could be seen for about 106 miles.

Fort Sill Mount Signal

Corner stone stolen from North Pasadena Methodist Church

The 300 pound cornerstone containing coins and small valuables was removed from the newly completed North Pasadena Methodist Church. Thieves likely used a vehicle to transport the stone, which weighed about 300 pounds and was valued at around ten dollars.

North Pasadena Methodist Church

Foley's Honey and Tar labeled genuine remedy warning

Foley & Co Chicago originated Foley's Honey and Tar as throat and lung remedy. Many imitations with similar names flood the market. beware of substitutes. The genuine product comes in a yellow package and is promoted as the best cough and cold remedy. Elam Ordway Houser endorsers.

Foley & Co Chicago Foley Elam, Ordway & Houser

St Carlos Concert Interruption by Box Talk Sparks Outburst

Paderewski at the St Carlos opera house in Lisbon paused Beethoven Moonlight Sonata after two women in the second tier boxes began noisy talking. The musician turned and exclaimed loudly that he would resume once those ladies finished their conversation.

St. Carlos Opera House Lisbon Paderewski

Remarkable Cure Claims for Cooper New discovery

Traveling representative touts Cooper's New Discovery and Cooper's Quick Relief as miraculous cures for indigestion constipation and related ailments. Letters from J B Miler and Wm Bosdorfer recount rapid relief and regained strength after using the medicines. Prices noted: $1.00 per bottle for New Discovery and 50 cents for Quick Relief.

L. T. Cooper J. B. Miler Nashville Tenn Cooper Wm, Bosdorfer United States

Vanadium Deposits in Peru May Transform Steel Making

Discoveries of large nearly pure vanadium deposits in Peru are linked to Standard Oil interests acquiring concessions. Vanadium, a gray white powder, provides toughness and fracture resistance, potentially enabling armor plate at half current weight and thickness.

Peru South America Standard Oil

Long Tennessee Fight

For twenty years W. L. Rawls of Bells Tennessee battled nasal catarrh. He reports swelling and soreness in his nose vanished after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore area and never returned. A trusted salve priced at 65 cents at West End Drug Co. and Miller Drug Co.

Tennessee W. L. Rawls Bells, Tenn West End Drug Co Miller Drug Co

MODEL ICE CO DRAYAGE PHONE NUMBER LISTING

A brief notice lists drayage services from MODEL ICE CO with contact by phone. The fragment provides no further details on location dates or scope.

Ambiguous Financial Line Items Reported

A fragmented balance sheet fragment lists numbers and labels such as LIABILITIES Capital paid in Surplus and profits Circulation and Deposits. The OCR text includes figures like 621,325.38 53,558.00 91,605.00 23,819.43 and the terms LIABILITIES Deposits and Capital paid in.

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Oxford A. J. Adair THE Thad Fr. Gwin & CO Oxford, Ala Luther Callahan Rome Montgomery Maggie Ligon Cuba Oakfuskee A. W. Ligon Miss Ligon Island Lula Hyatt White Plains Grace McClellan Spring Street City Hardware Annis Gadsden Mamie Passmore W. R. Norton Abbeville George Currin Joseph E. Aderhold Master Joe Litle Evelyn Embryo Mobile James Mattison Silver Run A. O. Humphries Main Street E. A. Walker & Co the Peoples Friend Ton E. A. Donahoo Erma Yee and Mary Pace J. M. Whiteside Schenck’s D. M. Sparks Lineville Sparks Birmingham and Atlantic R. A Robert Weaver B. S. Russell Weaver Wrightsville, N. C Evelyn J. W. McClurkin George Eichelberger Sallie Mae Mineral Springs Ben Turner Paul M. Eichelberger Tom Smith Frank Roberts Just Haynes, Hingson & Cox Interrupt Paderewski Wm. Bosdorfer Virginia Ave Indianapolis Ind J. L. Wikle MR. Miller Model Ice CO First National Bank U. S. Bonds Banking House Alfred L. Tyler John B. Knox James ©. Sproull, A. W. Bell James B. Goodwin E. L. Tyler, W. L. McCan M. B. Wellborn W. W. Stringfellow A. J. Goodwin A. L. Tyler Jr Henry A. Young Cashier A. L. Turner Anniston Hardware CO
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