Anniston News Items Highlight Local Talks and Trials
Local notices report court action in Philip Jennings vs. Car and Foundry with a $5 000 judgment for the plaintiff. Meetings, church baptisms, and charity teas accompany civic notices and merchant ads in Anniston. Capt Tebbetts visits, salesmen sought, and two fires are briefly noted along with obituaries and school promotions.
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Philip Jennings
Ro Car and Foundry
Old Soldier's Experience Promotes Patent Remedies
Winchester Indiana veteran M M Austin reports wife cured by Dr King New Life Pills. Elam Drug Co offers them at 25 cents. Parkersburg West Virginia representative Swift claims cholera morbus cured by Kermott’s Eat Black berry and Was completely cured with one dose. He praises Kermott's Ext Blackberry for summer complaint and diarrhea.
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M.M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Fy. BE. Swift
J.N Murdoch
Parkersburg
W. Va
Kermott
Oxford News of Present Interest
Local notes from Oxford on May 6 report the Festi by the Oxford Library a success with $17 receipts and thanks to supporters. Social items mention Miss Sallie Fichelberger’s picnic, Miss Ada Tyson visiting, and Rev. Ramsay's church appointment as well as visits by Mrs. J T Pearce and others.
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Krorp
Oxford Library
Sallie Fichelberger
Ada Tyson
Atlanta
Mrs
Jesse Wood
Woodward named assistant manager of Elks carnival
Guy Woodward of the Woodward Warren company arrives from Atlanta to serve as assistant manager of the Elks carnival in the city. He is noted for expertise in street fair operations and will assist manager Lutlow Ailen. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised for ulcers wounds and sores with a five day cure claim and 25 cent price at Elam Drug Co.
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H. Guy Woodward
Woodward-Warren Company
Atlanta
Elks’ Carnival
Woodward
Lutlow Ailen
Richmond
P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
Elam Drug Co
Wilmer Hotel Advertises Comfort and Service in City
The Wilmer Hotel at the corner of Tenth and Wilmer streets offers comfortable beds and cool rooms. Capt. Win Betl oversees the office and guest care. Guests are invited to call for rooms and attention. Mrs Maggie Smith, a reliable housekeeper, is secured.
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Tenth and
Wilmer Streets
Captain Win
Betl
Mias
Maggie Smith
Lwk
Foley's Honey and Tar for children safe sure
A child friendly remedy marketed as safe and sure for kids contains no opiates and emphasizes natural honey soothing cough. The statement highlights the product’s suitability for children and claims of drug-free ingredients.
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Foley
Will of Mary Shannon Deduces Large Donations to Colleges
The Newton Mass probate will of Mary Shannon allocates over 125000 to charitable and public institutions. Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute receives 10000 while Tuskegee Institute and several other schools gain 5000 to 10000. Massachusetts recipients total 46000 plus 32000 to other institutions and 15000 to Wellesley College for scholarships. American Purity Alliance of New York gets 82000.
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Cambridge
Mass
Mary Shannon
Newton
Middlesex
Hampton
Normal and Agricultural Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Kittrell
U. S
Nortal and Industrial School
Atlanta
Newton, Mass., Hospital
Massachusetts
Wellesly College
American Purity Alliance Association of
New York City
Notice to Contractors for L. and N. extension work
Sub grading and trestle building contractors are invited to contract for work on the L. and N. extension from Selma to Sardis. Applications may be made at the Alabama Construction Co. offices in Anniston or Selma. President 65 1). hi. Lacy. Also advertised are photos and picture frames of all kinds and prices at Russell Bros.
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Church of Christ
Bob Cash
Cleburne County
Selma
Sardis
Alabama Construction Co
Anniston
Russell Bros
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J. H. Mountain
Locke, Moon Co
China
J. R. O. Watson
Ion Business College
Baltimore
W. C. Tunstall, Sr
W.C. Tunstall, Jr
Tunstall
Oilman Bros
Tetry
Tebbetts
W. F. Tebbetts
Pot of Mobile
Annistonian
Permanent Territory
Carnes
Frank H. Cappa
Louisville
Anniston Business College
Elyton
W. F. White
Chesnut Street
Mr. White
Oxanna Baptist Church
Ullman Bros
William Sheid
Watson
Chattanooga
Garner
The
Peerless
Iron Quéen
R. B. Perkins
Randolph
Grand Jury
Glen
Addie and
Oxanna
A. A. Hutto
Noble Street
McClurkin
Lincoln
A. A. Hutte
J. O. McCullough
M. Boyer & Co
West Anniston
Wilmer
Twenty-fourth
Charlie Randolph
Mulberry
Henderson
Temrth Street
Gurnee and
Moore
O. J. Richards
Queen Louise
Newsome’s
Grand Lodge
Alabama Knights of Pyth
Ias Grand Lodge
Montsgomery
Messrs
H. Parker
Thos. Wolsoncroft
A. M. T Lumphries
Oxford
Lefe
Anniston Steam Laundry
J. H. Foster, Jr
Parker Memorial Baptist Church
New Orlans
Southern Baptist Convention
Tub
Nellie Leahey
W. J. Carter & Co's
Fifth Ward
Boyer
Mrs. Birdges Dena
Lucinda Brrdges
Munford
J. W. McEreaty
Kiam Drug Co
Monarch
Alabama
Radio Foot Outfitters
JOE Saks & CO
Xford
Juvenile Missionary Society
Oxford Methodist Church
Calhoun Rifles
Ting
Fiss Sallie Bynum
City
Norton
Robert Alexander
M. Alexander
Snow Street
Mr. Dee Simith
Mrs. J. N. Gunnels
Birmingham
F. P. Ramsay
Presbyterian Tenureh
R. P. Thomason
Montgomery
Mr. W. ©. Warnock
Bynum Walker
Margarite
Ida Richey
Oxford College
Bastaboga
Jessie and
Marguarite ‘Hamilton
Fayetteville
Bessie Mims
Warnock Street
George W. Luttrell
C. ©. Morigan & Co
Guy Woodward
Wilmer Hotel
Hi. Lacy
Anniston Trading Company
Model City Paint and Paper CO
Parian Paints
Pattons Sun Proof Paints
Ith Street
New Court House