Carnival Week Sparks City Happenings In Anniston
Anniston news item roundup notes carnival crowds arriving from Talladega Sylacauga and Gadsden, free Tetleys tea tastings, two monks of public interest including Judge Appleton passing through to Montgomery, a large whiskey barrel tapped at Old Glory saloon, property sales and local business updates across 1016 Noble street and surrounding streets.
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Talla
Gadsden
Sylacauga
Talladega
Mill upgrades and local notices in county chronicle
Net and Twine mill reports underpowered boiler and engine. new boiler foundation laid and old boiler reset as a small yet substantial addition is planned. A vacant lot sale at Wilmer and Twenty fourth via Charlie Randolph. Confederate veterans to parade tomorrow 10 am at Noble and Tenth streets. Diocesan council opens in Montgomery with Rev J H Blacklock attending. Barber shop opens on Tenth Street by the fountain inviting patrons.
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Net & Twine
Charlie Randolph
Oxford News of Present Interest May Move to May 7 Update
News from Atlanta reports a successful operation on Mrs. Manning G. Christian with weeks of illness prior. Capt. J. B. Smith returns home after assisting her, while various Oxford residents and visitors are noted including Misses Maurine and Thalia Frank, Floyd Smith’s recovery, and local social calls. A military order calls Co. I to armory duty.
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Maurine and
Thalia Frank
Jacksonville
Capt
J. F. Smith
Notable Visitors Parade Through Aniston City
Col. E G Caldwell of Jacksonville and many other named guests arrive in Aniston for current visits. George Rowan, editor R R Tomlin, Dr J B Crook, and Hon J J Arnold are listed among those spending the day. Others include Hon R P Thomason, J I Ellison, H A Scoggins, James Williams, and Frank Morgan Blacklock visiting from various towns.
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Robinson
Hercules Pipe Works
Noble Street
C. Appleton
Center
Cherokee County
Montgomery
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Tetley’s
Ullman Bros
Gene Shenor
Charlotte Downs
J. 8. Powell
Uilman Bros
Permanent Territory
Mr. Emil Koln
Emil Kohn
Kohn Bros
Anniston
Kolhn
Anniston Business College
L. Smith & Co
the Elks
Watron
Pat Allen
R. O. Watson
Leighton Avenue
L. J. Hawkins
R. M Ingram & Co
P. A. Howle
Twelfih Street
Kennedy
P. Kennedy
Florence
Model City
Russell Bros
Louisville & Nashville
Alabama Mineral Road
Preak
Oscar Roper
Mulberry and
Seventh Streets
McClurkin
J. N. Boyer & Co
Mr. Payne
Burnett Payne
W. N. Perkins
Rome
J. W. McEvreatu
Linpsay L
Hiam Drug Co
Tere
Webster
Tae
Wilmer
Mulberry
Boyer
Toomorrow
Noble and
Tenth Streets
Diocesian Council
J. H. Blacklock
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Montsgomery
Episcopal Cortneil
Alabama
the Wilmer
Wilmer Hotel
Carnival Visitors
Head To Foot Outfitters
JOE Saks & CO
Proprietors
Oxford News
Oxford
Atlanta
Manning G. Christian
Floyd Smith
Bob McComb
Ps. R. J. R. Draper
Birmingham
A. M. Humphries
R. P. Thomason
Grand Lodge
K. of P
Maggie Stucky
T. P. Cooper
Col. Higdon
Srd Inf
Mr. Clark Morgan
White Plains
Chas. C. Morgan
Carrie Nance
J. E. Burkstresser
Our City
Montevallo
Choccolocco
T. W. Hudson
DeArmantville
Jesse
Bessie Land
T. A. Turner
North Main Street
R. H. Moon
Lineville
Margaret
Ida Richey
Bastaboa
Nettie Higgins
Verbena
B. A. Boyd
Mr. K. Dunkin
Snow Street
A. Harrison
E. G. Caldwell
Jackson
George Rowan
R. R. Tomlin
Piedmont
J.B. Crook
J. J. Arnold
Mr. J. i. Ellison
H. A. Scoggins
Dallas, Ga
G. A. Scoggins
James Williams
Columbus, Ga
Frank Morgan Blacklock
J. H. Bladock
St. Michhael’s
Pittsburg
Anniston Trading Company
Model City Paint and Paper CO
Parian Paints
Pattons Sun Proof Paints
11Th Street
New Court House
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