Estate of Thomas L Houser Probate Court Notice
Letters testamentary issued April 28 1900 by Judge Emmett F Crook to Berrie J Houser executrix claimants must file within legal time or be barred dated May 4 1900 Southern Railway offers one fare round trip to Atlanta Ga sale May 15 16 17 1900 final return May 29 contact any agent or BE Jackson T P A Birmingham Alabama
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Houser
Probate Court
Calhoun Co
Emmett F. Crook
Berrie J. Houser
Executrix
Southern Railway
Atlanta
BE. Jackson
Birmingham
Aja
The One Day Cold Cure at Kermott’s Chocolates
An ad touts Kermott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a rapid cold cure for head congestion and sore throat. It claims children will take the remedy like candy, warning of quick relief.
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Kermott
Sewing Machine Needles and Parts at Anniston Music House
Headquarters for sewing machine needles and attachments offered at Anniston Music House on Noble and Thirteenth streets. Includes fine tempered steel needles and oil guaranteed not to gum.
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Anniston Music House
Noble and
Thirteenth Streets
Eod Tf
Invention for Draining and Refining Wax by Wax Melt Extractor
F E Brown describes a two chamber wax extractor with a glass lid and burlap sack on a slatted base. Wax melts in the upper chamber then passes through the sack into a lower dishpan, leaving dirt behind in hot water. The setup aims for a clean, fire safe process producing well refined wax cakes.
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F. E. Brown
Saving Colonies With Warm Rooms And Honey Sprays
A horticultural note warns that bees often die from starvation during cold winters. If colonies appear dead on the hive floor but recently collapsed, move them to a warm room and revive with diluted honey or sugar water. Do not abandon a colony too quickly. queens can outlive workers and recovery is possible within hours.
Undertaking Services by Shelnutt and Murphy
Advertisement offers Shelnutt and Murphy as undertakers for hire. Contact details omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelnutt & Murphy
Talladega Faces Water Cutoff Over Back Rent Dispute
Talladega May 15. The waterworks receiver served notice to the city council that, by court order, the water supply to the city and its residents would be discontinued unless back rent is paid. Refusal leads to a potential water famine for the town.
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Talladega
Qffenders Fined by Mayor Pro Tem
Police court proceedings led by Mayor Pro Tem McKleroy fined several defendants. A. Johnson settled a street tax matter, a Oxanna citizen paid 2.50 for leaving a team unattended, and two intoxicated men each drew 6.50. A white man’s disorderly conduct charge was dismissed after a letter incident.
Morrisville Newsy Items From May Report
Morrisville notes no deaths or marriages since the last report and no runaways. Farmers push land work with corn and cotton planting mostly on schedule though some fields may miss this week. Egypt leads local progress with E A Womack planting over a hundred acres. Wheat and oats look well. peaches and blackberries promise a good crop. Local visits include Mrs Frances Jones and Miss Dora Jones to Central Cane Creek, and Mrs Lena Arnold visiting Esqr F M Jones. T C Wilkerson of Jones Kopje sang locally. Health is very good.
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Morrisville
Egypt
E. A. Womack
Frances Jones
Dora Jones
Sallie Loyd
Central Cane Creek
Lena Arnold
Jacksonville
F. M. Jones
Hargett Accepts Prohibition Nomination for Governor
Rev H L Hargett pastor of the Congregational church at Gate City accepts the nomination for governor on the Prohibition state ticket and will canvass in support of the ticket. Dr W B Crumpton secretary of the State Board of Baptist Missions was previously nominated but declined to run. The state Prohibition Convention met here weeks ago and the executive committee then chose a candidate to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
H. L. Hargett
Congregational Church
Gate City
W. B. Crumpton
State Board of Baptist Missions
Prohibition Convention
Hargett
Warrants Out For Reese and Bingham
Montgomery May 15 affidavits were filed and warrants issued for the arrest of Warren B Reese district attorney for the Middle district of Alabama Julian H Bingham internal revenue collector for Alabama and Frank Morangue on charges of conspiracy to kill door keepers at the state capitol during the republican state convention April 19 affidavits were sworn by Charles I Scott brother of Gaston Scott who was shot in the capitol lobby by Morangue no arrests have been made.
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Montgomery
Warren 8. Reese
Middle District of
Alabama
Julian H. Bingham
Internal Revenue Collector
Frank Morangue
Charles I. Scott
Gaston Scott
Morangue
Locating an Apiary for Best Honey Production
A. H. Duff advises careful apiary siting emphasizing local honey plants. Clover, basswood, linden, alfalfa, millet and various clovers, tulip tree, maples, buckwheat, berries, and fruit trees influence yield and wintering success. Choose sites with abundant nectar sources and favorable late summer blooms.
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A. H. Duff
Mobile Chosen for Alabama Guards Encampment
Mobile, May 15. Mobile selected as the site for the Alabama National Guards encampment. Adjutant General Brandon and officers' committee visited the Commercial club, which pledged 1500 dollars. Site is on Mobile bay near Monroe park. Southern railway offers round trip to Washington at one fare, tickets on May 20 21 22 with final May 29. Contact agents or C. E. Jackson Birmingham for details.
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Mobile
Alabama National Guards
Brandon
Commercial Club
Mobile Bay
Monroe Park
Keeping Well Water Pure With Eels In Cisterns
An old country practice used trout to purify well water. A recent English report notes Prof Sobrero of Turin recommending eels in house cisterns to eat microorganisms and contaminants. The eel method, a lively defense against infusoria and debris, could also remove drowning animal matter.
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Prof. Sobrero
Turin
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Anniston Weekly Republic
the Republic
Anniston
Gordon & Stockton
Publishers and Proprietors
Telephone
Columbian Building
Noble Street
Dixie Hardyare Co
Rork & Derrick
The
Parker House
G. W. Dewberry
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the U
T. C. Wilkerson
Jones’ Kopje
Reese
Bingham
Imperial Council
Robinson
Julius Levy
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
Sto
W. H. McKleroy
C.D. Woodruff
WM. A. Mae
B. W.ellborn
Smith
Ellborn
R. F. Smith
the Gaines Marble Co
Cartersville
Ala
D. R. Gaines
19Th
Quintard
S. C. Houser & Wolsoncroft
Thos. S. Houser & CO
Daniel A. Farrell
Lhutina
Idrove Wells
11Th and Wilmer
Morris
Morrisville, Ala
Bell Telephone Connection
Allan
Thomas’ Drug Store
West Tenth Street
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