Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust in Calhoun County
Default on debt from James D Judeon and Sallie Hudson to C D ite led to foreclosure under a deed of trust dated January 4 1892. I L Swan, trustee, with A H Epperd clerk appointment, will sell July 17 1911 at Calhoun county courthouse Anniston during legal hours for cash the N 1 2 SE 1 4 NW 1 4 and N 1 2 NW 1 4 in Section 4 Township 15 Range 8 East totaling about 100 acres. J H Fite, Trustee. June 20 Jues 4t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D.judeon
Sallie Hudson
C. D
A. H. Epperd
Anniston
S. M. Fite
C. D. Fite
Court House
Calhoun County
Alabama
Township 15
J. H. Fite
Notice to non resident in Alabama chancery case
An order of publication is issued in the Chancery City Court of Anniston in the Hugh Dothard versus William Grace case. William Grace is required to answer or demur to the Bill of Complaint by July 20, 1911. a Decree Pro Confesso may be taken after thirty days if he fails to respond. A. H. Shepperd, Clerk. This notice is dated June 19, 1911.
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State OF
Alabama
Calhoun County
Chancery
City Court of
Hugh Dothard
William Grace
Anniston
Writ of Injunction Issued in Anniston Suit
County City Court of Anniston in Equity commands William Grace to refrain from disposing of specified property listed in the exhibit to the bill of complaint including household goods a piano a car a Rev two cylinder and a cattle until further order. Order issued June 19 1911 upon bond of three hundred dollars approved by the court clerk.
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State OF
Alabama
Calhoun County
City Court of
Anniston
Hugh Dothard
William Grace
Thomas W. Coleman, Jr
Wilmer Ave
Ala
A. H. Shupperd
Print ink and business timing spark liberal stimulation
A brisk use of print ink is urged to stimulate business when due. The statement links timely publishing to economic activity and suggests printers play a pivotal role in driving demand.
The Press and the Pulpit as Ally for Righteousness
This essay argues the press and pulpit are never foes but allies for civilization and humanity. It traces the ancient roots of newspapers, notes their power to shape society, and asserts the pulpit's enduring influence, urging collaboration for moral progress and a millennial dawn.
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United States
Acta Diurna
Rome
Actuarii
Peking
Oriers
Cartoocs
Gil Blas
Burke
Chaham
Pitt
Fox Sheridan
Carlyle
Cicero
Plutarch
Cicero Avere
Africa
Mar
Cardui described as a strength building tonic for women
A Mrs Della Long of Pendergrass Ga reports five to six years of agonizing womanly troubles and fainting. She credits Cardui with rapid improvement and urges others to try the medicine. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers extra information and a free Home Treatment for Women booklet.
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Pendergrass
Della Long
Cardus
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Curious onlook at ballgame fan embrace leads to arrest
Washington Herald notes a young man hugged a stranger at a bat game and was arrested. The judge later heard expert testimony that any man might act similarly, then asks what the sequel would be. The next day the paper reports five thousand girls at the ballgame.
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Washington Herald
Natural History as She is Spoke
Doris visits grandpa's farm and observes dairy life during a summer stay. She learns about cows and cream and asks where the cream is kept in the milking barn, reflecting curious, childlike wonder in a quaint farm setting.
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Doris
City
Grandpa
Child humor over public speech ends with dog gag
A Delineator note recalls a boy named James who attended his father’s lecture. A stray dog onstage was disposed of gracefully, and James quips that the best part was when the dog was removed.
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James
Penny Gift Tests Friendship on Jimmie's Birthday
A brief anecdote from The Delineator describes Jimmie receiving a knife on his birthday. A friend suggests giving his mother a penny to spare their friendship, but Jim mie quips that the knife will not cut their friendship, only other things.
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Jimmie
Little Edmund Receives Roses from Mrs Wright
In a whispered moment Little Edmund tells his mother that Mrs Wright gave him a bouquet of roses and instructed him not to mention it. He explains he thanked her anyway, noting the secret gift.
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Edmund
Imaginary Creatures Inspire Imaginary Carriage Quote
A Washington Star quip jokes about a growling harvest by imagining a centaur driving a new carriage. The Delineator notes Isabel aged four conversing with an imaginary friend on the telephone, claiming family members listen in.
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Washington Star
Isabel
Rocksy
Sympathetic Critic Jokes On Preacher Father
A minister rests after service when his young son asks if preaching tires him. He admits it does. The boy replies that listening tires him as well, delivering a gentle, humorous moment from a Delineator piece.
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Papa
Railroad Schedules In Effect Trains Arriving And Departing
Rail passengers are advised schedules are in effect with arrivals and departures posted for the day. Officials urge travelers to check latest times at stations and on express platforms for service changes and platform assignments.
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Legal Notives
A. H. Shepperd
Robert Stuart MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church of
New York City
England
America
Grant
Martin Luther
Terence
Cowper
Plato
Diogenes
Man
Mrs. Della Long
Colorado
Herbert Stanton
Sidney Woodward
Bella
Herberta Mack
Manuel Lapey
Cap Grip
Jack Davis
Horatio Mulligan
Deacon Crawford
Nell
Girl
Bella Woodward
Miss Abagail
Ben Lumley
Mr. Benedick
Benedick Brown
Clifford Russell Frank Mullen
John Annis
Marie Lumley
Herbert Mack
Mrs. E. Lumley
Prologie
Interior of the Poker
THE
Lumley Stock CO
Nniston Electric
Union
Southern
Atlanta
Birmingham
Selma
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Wilton
Louisville
Nashville
Tee Ee
Sebee
Arriva
Boas
Calera
Sre
First National Bank
A. W. Bell
J. B. Knox
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J. M. Garvin, W. L. McCan
Ow, Alfred J. Tyler
J. B. Goodwin, J. €. Sproul, E. L. Turner, M. B. Wellborn
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