Quiet wedding at Mount Zion Baptist church near Alexandria
Obituary notes express gratitude for kindness received after the illness and death of Clara May Turnaville and Lizzie Head. A quiet Sunday ceremony at Mount Zion Baptist church united Miss Minnie Jones and Mr. Edgar Burgess with Rev. W. R. Rigell presiding. The couple reside in Alexandria.
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Clara May
Miss Kernodle
F. M. Turnaville
Lizzie Head
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Alexandria
W. R. Rigell
Birmingham
Minnie Jones
Edgar Burgess
Monster lemon weighs 244 pounds on display in Calhoun
L. T. Smith presents a colossal 244 pound lemon at the Dixie hardware store in Calhoun county. The item is touted as perhaps the largest lemon seen locally and highlights can-do local innovation. A playful note on seeking backing for a business plan follows.
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L. T. Smith
Calhoun County
Mr. Smith
Dixie Hardware Store
Seven Room Dwelling For Sale On Prime Residence Street
Vendor notes a seven room home on one of the town’s best streets with every modern convenience available at a price 25 percent below cost.
An niston Typographical Union Meets This Afternoon
The regular monthly meeting of An niston Typographical Union No. 419 is set for this afternoon at five o'clock. Classified Advertising invites offers for highly specialized publicity.
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Anniston Typographical Union
Calhoun Lodge Knights of Pythias Meet Tonight
Calhoun lodge No. 46 Knights of Pythias meets at 7 30 tonight for work in the rank of Knight. Members should attend promptly to begin work early and visitors will be cordially welcomed.
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Calhoun Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Classified advertising can grow your business enterprise
Classified ads will make your business grow if it is the kind that should be made. The message highlights how strategic small ads can spark growth and attract customers. This compact note encourages readers to consider classified promotions as a key business tool.
Calhoun Commissioners Meet on March Term Business
The Calhoun county commissioners met at 2 p m to discuss March term matters. Key issue expected is the division of the road and bridge fund following a recent Supreme Court decision.
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Calhoun County
Supreme Court
Persistent advertisers drive wins by steady effort
The ad persistence strategy emphasizes consistent effort over time. It highlights that those who remain engaged and keep pushing tend to achieve the best results. The message stresses sustained investments and repeated messaging to build recognition.
Real Codfish and the Substitutes
Real Codfish is praised as a fine article of food but other fish like cusk hoke haddock resemble cod when dried yet lack its flavor. Substitutions occur because cheaper prices lure buyers. To ensure quality order where it is known and appreciated, STERNE'S.
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Sterne’s
Fred Dalrymple Dies at 17 in Spring Garden Home
Fred Dalrymple aged 17 died Sunday afternoon at his sister Mrs P N McCarg ren s Spring Garden home. Burial in Edgemont cemetery planned for Tuesday morning with body arriving at 11 30. Funeral carriage leaves Kidd Furniture Company parlors at 11 15. He is survived by his father B L Dalrymple three sisters and a brother. He had been ill about a year.
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Fred Dalrymple
P. N. McCa‘gren
Spring Garden
Edgemont
Kidd Furniture Eompany
B. L. Dalrympie
City Sees Spring Business Boom and Local Social Notes
Oxford shoppers and merchants report busy start to the year with few vacant houses and planned residential improvements as spring arrives. The illness of Dr. B D Williams is listed as improving, while local families host and visit relatives across town and beyond.
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Oxford
Albert Hubbard Leaves For Marietta Visit
Albert Hubbard departed this morning for a trip to Marietta Georgia. He plans to meet local officials and tour area facilities during the visit.
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Albert Hubbard
Marietta, Ga
Born A Son To Mr And Mrs Jim Monkey
The notice reports the arrival of a son to Mr and Mrs Jim Monkey born Saturday at Oxford Lake Park. It describes Jim’s pride and likely inexperience as a new father with jokes about night feeds and his wife’s central role in childcare.
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Mrs
Jim Monkey
Oxford
Park
Mr. Monkey
Jim
Monk
Father Jim
Memphis Girl Dora Lindsay Found Drowned
Dora Lindsay, who vanished from St Joseph's hospital a week earlier, was found dead this morning in Gayosa bayou, she had apparently drowned herself. The family offered a one thousand dollar reward for information on her disappearance. The body was discovered by a neighborhood boy.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dora Lindsay
Bti
Classifieds prove a cheap way to sell small items
Classified advertising remains an inexpensive option for handling small selling tasks. It offers a simple channel to reach buyers for minor items without high costs or complexity.
Theft of $100,000 in Brokerage Stocks Reported
New York March 6 Private detectives began a search for two men who last Thursday stole an envelope containing securities valued at $100,000 from George Bancroft Sr senior member of the firm George Bancroft and Company The theft was revealed today as investigators pursued the case.
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New York
George Bancroft and Company
George Bancroft, Sr
Advertise for It in Star Want Ad
Personal property to cash? Try a Star Want Ad and get results. The paper urges readers to advertise for items or services they want to sell or acquire, highlighting the value of classified notices.
Advertising pressure and store resolve quoted metaphor
A proverb compares expecting a shop to outpace ads with pushing a train beyond its engine. It uses a sharp analogy to describe limits of ambition and promotional speed. The line emphasizes caution about overreaching marketing and operational capacity.
Ganzel to Visit Anniston Ahead of Rochester Team
Manager John H. Ganzel of the Rochester baseball club and his family are due in Anniston to prepare the park and gym for the squad. The team arrives the Sunday after March 12 for practice, bringing 34 people to the city and boosting local enthusiasm for a strong baseball season in the Southeastern league.
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John H. Ganzel
Rochester
Ganzel
Jane Ganzel
Anniston
Beautiful tributes mark funeral of Mrs. Nannie Lou Green
Large concourse gathers at Mount Zion Church in Alexandria for the final obsequies of Mrs. Nannie Lou Green. Rev. George L. Harris delivers the eulogy, praising her Christ like life. floral tributes arrive from Arkansas, the Elks Club, and friends.
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Nannie Lou Green
Alexandria
Mount Zion Church
George L. Harris
Piedmont
W. R. Rigell
W. 8. Griffin
Rigell
Harris
Griffin
Mr. Harris
Arkansas
Elks’ Club
Notable Visitors and Guests in Anniston
A list of guests and visitors in Anniston and nearby cities. James D. Davis of Montgomery H T Crawford of Lincoln W E Napper of Jacksonville W S Gibson of LaGrange Ga H W L Hosley and wife of Boaz G Warden to Birmingham L Fort Jackson of Meridian H R Hedges of Louisville W B Merrill of Heflin A H Newnan of Talladega Frank Krebs of Selma visiting Anniston L J Morris of Morrisville T W Francis of Chatchie Col B E G Caldwell Dr John Rowan W J Dale of Jacksonville DD G Pleasants R B E Wilson E M Peterson J L Pasley T L Fossick of Birmingham visitors.
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HW. L. Hosley
Boaz
Alabama
G. Warden
Birmingham
Col
BE. G. Caldwell
John Rowan
W. J. Dale
Jacksonville
DD. G. Pleasants
R. BE. Wilson
E. M. Peterson
J. L. Pasley
T. L. Fossick
Tea Trade Routes During Buddha Era
In Buddha's time China thrived in tea commerce via junks to Japan Korea Tonguin Anam Cochin Burma Siam Kich Cesson Persia and Arabia. A record notes tea reaching a great black river region west of Arasia, separated by a vast sea. Carried by curarine to Manchoria Mongolia Khatdin Tartary Tibet Par ala and northern gitio.
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Buddha
China
Japan
Korea
Tonguin
Anam
Cochin
Burma
Siam
Kich Cesson
Persia
Arabia
Black
Arasia
Manchoria
Mongolia
Khatdin
Tartary
Tibet
Parala
Reading Ads Pay Off for Stores Says Old Adage
A reader notes that ads only justify their cost when they bring in profit. If the advertisement fails, the expense is wasted and the store gains nothing. The point is that advertising should be judged by its sales return. The writer emphasizes practical profit over mere display.
Lost Mule Colt and Mare Mule Reward Offered
Lost two animals a two year old mule colt and a dark mouse colored mare mule. Reward offered by W. G. Holder at the corner of Twenty second and Gurnee.
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W. G. Holder
Corner
Reflections Of A Bachelor And Wives Understanding
The excerpt contrasts gender traits with wit and humor. It notes virtue and brains differ, men endure self focus while women avoid mischief, and jokes about punctuation and tobacco. It ends with advice on clear earnest requests and offers improving success in writing.
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Neal Virtue
Real Estate Listing Solicitation By City Bank Realty Co
The Real Estate Department of City Bank and Realty Co invites property owners to list for sale and potential buyers to contact for available Real Estate. Call for listings and inquiries about purchase opportunities.
Real Estate Dept. Manager at City Bank & Realty Co
MO. W. COLEMAN leads the Real Estate Department of City Bank and Realty Co located at 1027 Noble Street. Contact numbers are Phone 153 for business and 389 for residence.
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City Bank & Realty Co
Noble St
Saml L Crook Company Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Historic real estate and insurance firm listing properties and services. Includes address at 1319 Wilmer and branch at 21 W 14th with location and room options. Descriptive notice highlights offerings to potential clients.
Farm Property Sales and Investments Highlight
Farm properties featured for sale and investment opportunities. Focus on buy or invest options in agricultural real estate and related ventures.
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