Columbian city newspaper subscription note and address
A fragmented 1901 notice from Meniston Alabama lists subscription rates and office details. It mentions a Columbus edition and a postal or office address in Anniston Alabama with prices per month and per week.
Towns plan floats for carnival parade and street fair
Citizens across multiple towns organize floats for a regional carnival parade and street fair. Editors urge papers to mobilize support, while officials cite improvements and funding efforts by local groups and philanthropists.
Twenty Dead And Many Injured In S. Birmingham Storm
Storm wrecks homes along Avenue J to Thirtieth Street killing a four week old infant and fatally injuring Mrs Lowe. Across Avenue H and I, homes are damaged with several casualties in Avondale and Irondale. Minor damage at Bessemer follows as rescue crews assess destruction and injuries.
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Twenty-ninth Street
Avcours Hand I
Enlarging Reid Bros Office Saloon and Rear Refit
Contractor T. R. Johnson began expanding Reid Bros Office saloon this morning. The stairway to the saloon is removed to create a wine room. Williamson’s barber shop moves east. vacated front becomes storage. A colored bar is placed in the rear. the rear main room becomes a business office. Wooden floor will be tiled.
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T. R. Johnson
Reid Bros
Williamson
Uncalled For Letters Listed at Anniston Post Office
A long list of uncalled letters published for both Gentlemen and Ladies sections. Entries include Aaderhold Y W, Bell Jesse, Campbell H, and many others with surnames Gaines Guinan Green Hamilton Jones Knight King Millinex Shorley Sistensen Sims Starkey Morsis Teat Thomas Waddell Carr Edwards Garrett Heard Hiley Helloway Nichols MeHome Resey Williams plus various businesses and individuals referenced in the notice. The notice notes callers should mention advertised letters.
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C—Campbell
Chambers
J T
Coe
H M
Comer
F. G
Gaines
John
Guinan
J F
Green
Austin
Hugh
H— Hamilton
J— Jones
Logan
K—Knight
Asper
King
Jos Y. M—Millinex
H. S—Shorley
Sistensen
Harald G; Sims
Marion
Starkey
Morsis
Widows' Love Affair falls to setback amid medical quackery
An advertisement notes remedies for constipation biliousness and stomach trouble claiming Dr King's New Life Pills purify the system and cure ailments while promoting laundry and coal sales. It lists Elam's drug store Aniston coal firm and a steam laundry in Anniston with various products and contact prompts.
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Dr. King
Elam’s
Queen & Crescent Fast Line Links Meridian to Shreveport
The Queen and Crescent System south of Meridian opens October 25 with a fast schedule from Meridian to Shreveport connecting to Texas lines, cutting travel time to Texas points from seven to twelve hours. Southern Railway fast train No. 37 links the routes, offering the quickest westbound time for the public.
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Queen & Crescent
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Southern Railway
Choctaw Route Adds Triweekly Memphis to Hot Springs Service
The Choctaw Route announces three daily trains between Memphis Tennessee and Hot Springs Arkansas starting October 7. The schedule provides double daily service to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections to Missouri Kansas Texas and other points.
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Memphis
Hot Springs Ark
Oklahoma Territories
Subwe Missouri
Kansas
Texas
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