Edmondson Recovers Stolen Horse and Buggy
Edmondson and Anderson recovered their stolen horse and buggy after a man named Johnston sold the team in Fruithurst. The horse and harness were identified by the owners and returned, while the alleged buyer and two others were tracked by Marshal Sorrell and local residents. No trace of Chandler, the alleged robber, was found, but a later report said he had surrendered in Fruithurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Republic
Edi
Evening Star
Edmond
Johnston
Merricks
Lambert
Andler
Fruithurst
Atlanta
Chandler
Journalist Assassination Shocks Havana Theatre Crowd
Havana reports the assassination of Editor Alberti of Don Claridades at a local theatre last night. Authorities suspect a political enemy behind the attack and are investigating the motive and group responsible.
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Havana
Alberti
Don Claridades
Kenne an Sccigar best in the market call
A call for the Kenne an Sccigar emphasizes top quality and value in the market, urging customers to seek the best product available. The message highlights superior craft and reliable performance as key selling points.
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Sccigar
Merchants Offer Ling Stamps With Cash Purchases
Enterprising merchants promote a stamp program giving customers a stamp for every 10 NT cash purchase. Collect stamps in a book and redeem them when the book is full.
Household Silverware and Rogers Cutlery Offered for Sale
The notice invites purchase of various household silverware and Rogers knives forks and spoons. It requests buyers to inquire about stamps or additional information and indicates willingness to provide details on request.
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Rogers
Local residents visit Anniston and nearby towns
Mr. 8. C. Doty returned to Tallapoosa today. Dr. H. D. Barr left for Mobile to attend a state dental meeting. Mr. 8. C. Zaner of Heflin was a business visitor to Anniston. Rev. R. B. Baird of Heflin visited Anniston. Mr. J. R. Moore of Heflin visited Anniston. Mr. EB Jackson, here for several days, returned to Birmingham. Mr. J. R. Summers went to Curry's Station on business. Hon. L. W. Grant of Alexandria visited Anniston. Capt. W. M. Hames of Jacksonville visited here. Mr. Rufus Wigley went to Sylacauga on business.
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H. D. Barr
Mobile
8. C. Zaner
Heflin
Anniston
R. B. Baird
J. R. Moore
EB. Jackson
Birmingham
J. R. Summers
Curry’s
L. W. Grant
Alexandria
Rufus Wigley
Sylacanga
Moonshine Raids Destroy Two Large Stills in Alabama Counties
Deputy Collector J W Kitehens and Deputy Marshals conducted raids in Randolph and Chambers counties. In Randolph, a major outfit was raided Thursday destroying material for illegal juice. In Chambers, a smaller still and ingredients were seized Friday. No arrests. operators fled before officers.
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J. W. Kitehens
Randolph
Chambers Counties
Kitehens
Robinson
Edwardsville
Randolph County
Chambers County
Bryan
Roanoke
Union Biscuit Co s Crackers and Cakes Ad
Fresh supply of UNION BISCUIT CO S Crackers Cakes and Jumbles promoted as finest on earth. Encourages regular customers after one trial. Sold via W T Owen sole agent for Alabama and Georgia with weekly factory shipments.
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Union Biscuit CO
W. T. Owen
Alabama
Georgia
King Manufacturing Co Plumbing and Heating Ad
King Manufacturing Co at 11 West Eleventh Street offers plumbing gas steam and hot water heating tin work with prompt repair service. Contact for swift repairs.
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King Manufacturing Co
West Eleventh Street
Going By Wheel To Chicago
Messrs L. Smith and Walter Rogers started a bicycle tour yesterday, traveling via Nashville Louisville Cincinnati toward Chicago and planning to visit many places along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs L. Smith
Walter Rogers
Nashville
Louisville
Cincinnati
The One Day Cold Cure Adverts Quinine Candy
An advertisement touts Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a one day cure for colds with claims that children will take them like candy. The item markets relief for head cold symptoms and throat irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermott
Local railroad cars collide with minimal damage
A Southern freight caboose and the baggage car on the northbound Alabama Mineral touched in the L. and N. yards this afternoon with little damage. The caboose stood near the Alabama Mineral track. Court of county commissioners met at the county courthouse and will stay in session most of the week for routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Claud Hatch
Oxford Lake Park
George 8. Allen
Star
Court of County Commissioners
County Court House
Jury Deliberations Begin in Jackson versus Southern Railway
Circuit court closed arguments in the case of J. M. Jackson versus Southern Railway and the jury was given the case this morning at 11 800 o'clock. The jury is out and may reach a verdict this afternoon. The criminal docket was heard this afternoon.
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J. M. Jackson
Southern Railway
Art in cigar labels shows high craft and rising pay
A leading lithographer notes the booming demand for cigar label art with 100 to 150 brands per manufacturer. Top artists now earn 60 to 75 dollars weekly as labels shift from color count to artistic quality, and sepia designs with multiple browns rival high end cards in beauty.
Labels and the public taste for tobacco art
The piece surveys how consumers react to cigar labels, noting that many seek imagery of women or action figures while some favor comical or modern metal labels. It calls out the inconsistency of taste, the stubborn meaning artists try to convey, and the influence of weather on lithography.
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Connecticut
Hercules
N. Y
Brief Comic Snippets From Town Topics To Melbourne
A collage of punchlines and banter from early 20th century papers. Jokes range from marriage refusals and romantic lines to humorous exchanges about money, manners, and everyday misadventures. Names and places appear in quips reflecting regional humor and social tone.
Trains 28 and 24 Run Between Anniston and Rome
Trains numbered 28 and 24 operate only as accommodation services limited to the route between Anniston and Rome.
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Anniston
Rome
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Than
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L. Smith & Co
Interne’s Gro’y
Anniston Trad. Co
Isoram & Co
Stickney's Phar
Candy Kitchen
Pat Allen
Cater Grocery Co
Globe Clothing Co
Dixie Hardware Co
Robinson's Book Store
Deering’s Jewelry Store
Anniston Music House
8. C. Doty
Tallapoosa
W. M. Hames
Jacksonville
Dove’s
Ead
Sterne’s Grocery
Cincinnati Enquirer
Boston
Boston Courier
Hawkes
Dun
Boston Transcript
Prof Darkner
Montgomery, Mia
Ray
Niffed Armory
Lincoln’s
Liver
Lincoln Medicine ,O
Columbus
Oto
Oconviaaus, O
Vans
Lincoln
M. Miller
Stickney's Pharmacy
Jd, Wikt A
Oxford Lake
Elam Drug CO
Anniston Electric & Gas Co
Noble Street
Chattanooga, Tenn
Naitonds
Union Depot
Louisville , Nashville Railroad
Alabama Minera Division
Anniston Weekly Republic
the Republic
Gordon & Stockton
Publishers and Proprietors
Telephone
Columbian Building
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