It Is Always Nice To Have The Ladies For Our Friends
A promotional note urges men to have their clothes made by the shop to impress wives sisters and sweethearts. It claims custom tailoring costs no more than ready made options and promises easy, stylish results for any relationship. The ad targets fathers brothers and boyfriends with a friendly persuasive tone.
Anniston Etvorrie Gas Co Name of General Manager
Etvorrie Gas Co of Anniston names H. W. Sexton as general manager, signaling leadership change and company direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Etvorrie & Gas Co
H. W. Sexton
Mgr
Anniston Shoe Company
H. M. NEWSO/CIE
G A R Encampment Named for Anniston in 1901
The Alabama division of the Grand Army of the Republic met in Cadman this week and chose Anniston as the next encampment site for May 1901. Officers elected include Commander Gt Randolph of Anniston and Senior Vice Commander R E H Allison of Decatur.
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Department of Alabama
Grand Army of the Republic
Anniston
Alabama
G. A. KR
Cadman
Gt. Randolph
R E H. Allison
Decatur
A. Remington
Moulton
Monoah Bostick
Birmingham
J. Heineke
Cullman
Chicago
George F. Jack
Daughters of the Confederacy adjourn in Opelika
The Alabama gathering ended after three days with Polania chosen as the next meeting site. Officers elected include Mrs. John A. Kirkpatrick of Montgomery as president, and other officers from Opelika Tuscaloosa Greenville Auburn Montgomery Greensboro and Eufaula.
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Opelika
Daughters of the Confederacy
Polania
John A. Kirkpatrick
Montgomery
Mra
A. L. Doddell
Ellen Peter Bryce
Tuscaloosa
R. A. Lee
Greenville
P. H. Mell
Auburn
Annie Clisby
Annie Hobson
Greensboro
Florence Beauchamp
Eafaula
Brief humorous notices and quips from 1910s papers
A collage of tiny jokes and anecdotes from multiple papers. Proposals, authors, editors, and editors replies appear beside brief captions. Includes lines about a Boer dialect story, a leading man, a funeral mood, and a walling exchange about typic New Yorker. The fragment ends with a local contact line for R. O. Watson.
Representative Burnett Bill Reclassifies Alabama Lands
Washington May 4 Representative Burnett introduced a bill directing the secretary of the interior to reclassify public lands in Alabama into agricultural and mineral categories and subject them to homestead entry.
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Washington
Burnett
Secretary of the Interior
Alabama
Non-Resident Notice in Garnishment Case
Albert Long sues John Johnston for six dollars in the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Co garnishment case. Johnston, a non resident of Alabama, resides in Atlanta, Ga. Hearing is set for May 25 with J CREEN Justice of the Peace signing the notice on April 12, 1000.
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United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Co
Gar
Albert Long
Jno Johnston
U. S
I. P. & Foly Co
Jno. Johnston
Alabama
Atlanta
John Johnson
J.¥. Creen
Justice of the Peace
Executrix's Notice in Houser Estate Calhoun County
Executrix Bertin J. Houser informs all creditors to present claims against Thomas L. Houser deceased within the legal period. Notice dated May 4, 1900 by court order in Calhoun County. Also includes unrelated ad copy about ready-made and tailor-made clothes for men.
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Thomas L. Houser
Hatate Ot
Calhoun Co
Emmett F. Crook
Bertin J. Houser
Oxford Lake Park Opens Season With Added Boats
Improvements at Oxford Lake Park are well advanced as the season begins. New boats have been added and the open cars are in service, signaling the resort’s lively start to travel for the season.
Anniston Steam Laundry Ad Promises Curtain Cleaning Deals
An advertisement from Anniston Steam Laundry Wilson and Rose at Corner Twelfth and Noble streets offers to launder lace curtains, claiming deep discounts on the cheapest oldest and dirtiest pieces with a promise to take better items afterward.
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Anniston Steam Laundry
Wilson & Rose
Prop’s
Twelfth and
Noble Streets
Special excursion train Anniston to Atlanta May 5 6
A special Southern railway excursion runs from Anniston to Atlanta and return on May 5 to May 6. The outbound leaves Anniston at 7 23 p m and arrives Atlanta by 11 p m May 5. The return departs Atlanta at 12 10 Sunday night May 6. Fares are 1 50 round trip. Accommodations provided for white and colored passengers. Contact Southern railway ticket agents for details.
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Southern Railway
Anniston
Atlanta
Southern Railway Announces Special Round Trip Fares
For the Southern Baptist convention in Hot Springs Arkansas on May 10 17 1900 the Southern railway offers tickets from points on its lines to Hot Springs and back at one fare round trip. Tickets on sale May 7 to 10 with return limit May 24. Schedule and sleeping car service are described. prospective travelers should contact their nearest ticket agent.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Railway
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