Oxford News MBS A J Adair Oxford Department
June 27 news from Oxford reports Joln Nall's short business trip to Weaver and Mrs McBurnett's departure to Ka Wardaville after learning of Mr McBurnett's serious condition. Local lodge Odd Fellows to hold semi annual officer elections and other business. Frequent visits and travel plans of residents noted along with a notice postponing a planned picnic due to Alabama railroad commission ten day notice rule.
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Oxford
Weaver
Oxford Lodge
Odd Vellows
T. K. Roberte Ja
Alabama Railroad Commission
Rally at Antioch Church Encourages Basket Bring
A children’s rally is planned at Antioch church next Sunday with a cordial invite to bring well filled baskets. Attendees are promised a good time. J R Miller, Hicks farmer, visited Oxford and noted two weeks without rain. Lh C Humphries sold his ice business to Solon Hingson yesterday. The Baptist ladies aid will send a box valued 35 to 40 dollars to Evergreen orphanage today and thanks contributors.
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Antioch Church
J. R. Miller
Hicks
Oxford
Lh. C. Humphries
Solon Hingson
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Evergreen
Milliner Miss Cooper Heads Off Next Monday
Thad M. Gwin Co reports Buckhorn resident Jenkins spent hours in the city on business. The Fortress club meets tonight for routine business and may plan a July 4 program with invitations to friends Mr and Mrs William O Turnipseed at their mountain ranch.
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Ll. Jenkins
Buckhorn
Fortress Club
William O. Turnipseed
Two policemen aid man in blues in Chicago
In Chicago last night Brown and Green discuss a serious case as Swiggs appears overwhelmed by distress. Brown confirms the scene and notes that two policemen supported him amid the episode.
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Swiggs
Green
Chicago News
Misunderstood Gunbusta bursts hose harm
A burst hose caused Mrs De Style a loss of 3000 dollars. The remark implies punishment for keeping a large sum at home and appears in Lippincott's.
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Gunbusta
Distant Dignitaries and Notables Highlight Oddball Page
A column gathers brief notes on public figures and curiosities. David Thurston travels from California to Calais at eighty four. President Roosevelt favors round cuffs. Arthur Pauline in Wichita earned 150000 from wheat speculations. Senator Lodge to speak at Gloucester tablet dedication. Prof Monmeux famed for lodoform discovery and surgeon prowess. M Safanoff conducts without baton, using fighting gestures. John Redmond praised for oratory and voice. Tahiti pearl king Levy retires after amassing fortune. Miss Katherine Elkins, senator’s daughter, sports masculine dress and Derby hat only to be mistaken for her brother.
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David Thurston
California
Calais
Roosevelt
Arthur Pauline
Wichita
Kan
M. Safanoff
John Redmond
House of Commons
Tahiti
Kr. Levy
Paris
Katherine Elkins
Plays and Players Across Stages This Season
Blanche Bates returns next season in The Girl of the Golden West. Ethel Barrymore tours until August. Alice Lloyd earns 2500 dollars weekly. Florence Roberts to star in Zira revival. Love’s Labour’s Lost featured at Stratford festival. James K Slackett opens next fall in John Glayde’s Honor. Louis N Parker to follow with Mr. George. W W Jacobs story The Boatswain’s Mate adapted for curtain raiser. The Galilean chosen for Henry Arthur Jones new play in New York October. Holbrook Blinn to star in The Man of the Hour after Salomy Jane run.
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Alice Lloyd
Comedienne
Florence Roberts
Zira
Stratford
England
James K. Slackett
John Glayde
Louis N. Parker
Mr. George
W. W. Jacob
London
Henry Arthur Jones
New York
Klaw & Erlanger
Holbrook Blinn
Eleanor Robson
Salomy Jane
Miss Robson
Capucline Cures Aches With Quick Liquid Relief
A throbbing head and seething aches fade as Hicks' Capucline is advertised as a liquid remedy that acts immediately to soothe the nervous system. The ad urges readers to buy a bottle today at all drug stores.
Change in Street Railway Schedule Anniston
On and after Monday June 24 a fifteen minute schedule will be operated over the Oxford Lake line from 3:00 pm to 8:15 pm. After 3:00 pm all cars run west on Tenth street and east through Thirteenth street. From 8:30 pm a half hour schedule will be kept and extra cars run after the vaudeville to aid departures. Anniston Electric & Gas Co.
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Oxford Lake
Tenth Street
Thirteenth Street
Vaudevile
Anniston Electric & Gas CO
Anniston Steam Laundry Promises Stain Free Laundering
Gratification and satisfaction show on the face of the man whose linen is laundered at The Anniston Steam Laundry. No saw edges, torn button holes or streaked linen leaves our laundry. Everything laundered to the demands of fastidious customers for shirts, collars, cuffs, waists.
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Anniston Steam Laundry
Anniston
Coal Threatens to Burm Telephone Infrastructure
A fragment notes coal handling or shipment risks near a telephone system, mentioning the 5 Model Tee project and Co. mh2-tf. The terse text implies potential damage to communications facilities and requires caution around operations.
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Model Tee
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