Oxfor d News Lynwood Gray Visits Oxford
Lynwood Gray spends a few hours in the city as he travels through his territory. Mrs Frank Reynolds and Camille return from Gadsden to visit friends and relatives. Oxford minstrels repeat Friday May 17 at Odd Fellows hall with new songs and jokes. admission 25 cents with reserved seats available at Moorefield's. Mrs William L Burt of Talladega plans a short visit to sister Mrs D R Luttrell tomorrow.
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Oxford
Lynwood Gray
Frank Reynolds
Camille
Gadsden
Oxford Minstrels
Moorefield ‘S
Wiliam L. Burt
Talladega
City
D. BR. Luttrell
New 2button single breasted long roll suits
At $15.00 $16.50 and $48.00 the shop offers flannel serge and fancy mixtures in the new 2 button single breasted long roll. These prices promise a comfortable business suit in regular styles.
The Truth About Men's Clothing
The article urges careful shopping for suits and explains you cannot judge clothing by outside appearance alone. It promotes tailored fit and value, highlighting handwork and inside details as a key difference from ordinary ready to wear.
Fine Garments Highlighted At Unbeatable Prices
The ad touts tailoring and fit unmatched by local tailors with garments priced at 20 and 25 dollars. It urges checking the black unfinished worsted at 29 dollars, claiming exceptional quality in alpaca and silk linings and noting the 25 dollar items exceed all others in numerous points.
Oxford Notices Short Update Of Local Happenings
Frank Miller arrives from Man Angeles Texas planning a summer with his father L B Miller. Oxford friends welcome him back. Mesdames Respes and DeBardeleben return home after visiting the Misses Show on College Hill. Matt Leslie injured at Kilby machine works, to visit his mother in Coldwater until fit to work again. La Rose the acrobat performs tonight at Odd Fellows hall for the Oxford fire department. J T McMillan visits from Sycamore, Fred Moorefield returns from the I O O F convention, A Donoho to visit Emmie Donoho during school commencements. The Fortress club meets Friday to debate environment versus heredity.
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Frank Miller
Man Angeles
Tex
L. B. Miller
Oxford
Matt Leslie
Kilby
Anniston
Mr. Leslie
Coldwater
la Rose
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Oxford Fire Department
LaRose
Drink More Water Say Medical Authority
An authority urges the public to drink ample water to prevent stomach, kidney, bladder troubles and rheumatism. He cautions against patent cures, recommends vegetable remedies, and a simple prescription with fluids like dandelion extract and sarsaparilla, plus plenty of water.
Local Debate and Police Note From Oxford Area
Reuben McCraw will support the affirmative side of the question while Messrs. Davis Cooper and Wallace Bullard take the negative. An extra Oxford policeman will patrol the Hobson City district from noon to midnight. Mrs. Louis Downing of Morrisville visits Mrs. L. B. Miller for a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds and daughter Camille of Oxford are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stuckey in Gadsden.
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Reuben McCraw
Messrs
Davis Cooper
Wallace Bullard
Oxford
Hobson City
Louis Downing
Morrisville
L. B. Miller
Frank Reynolds
Camille
Frank Stuckey
Gadsden
The Aye-aye: Madagascar’s strange wood-eating lemur
The aye-aye, a bizarre Madagascar endemic, tunnels into tree bark to feed on grubs. It uses a long finger with a hook-shaped claw to pull out prey, a unique natural adaptation.
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Madagascar
Clerk's Sale in Anniston for Anniston Stove Works
The City Court of Anniston in equity orders a public auction on June 10 1907 to sell the property and all rights of Anniston Stove Works Company described as block 256 including land improvements machinery patents and corporate rights to satisfy a decree from January 1907. The sale is at the front of the courthouse in Anniston Alabama within legal hours. A. H. Shepperd Clerk signs the notice May 1997 Sunday notice date.
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State of
Alabama
Calhoun County
City Court of
Anniston
Anna Bell Foushee
Anniston Stove Works Company
Court House
Ala
Towit
State of Alabama
21St Street
McCoy Avenue
20Th Street
Southern Railway
A. H. Shepperd
Notable Suit Sale in Anniston and Oxford
A local advertisement proclaims a stronger line of serges unfinished worsteds grays self striped and plaids at low prices. It touts 50 double breasted blue serge suits priced at 15 that supposedly cannot be matched at 20 elsewhere. See them.
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Anniston
Oxford
Hunting Mahogany in the Forests of St. Louis
A hunter locates prized mahogany trees scattered in dense growth. Axemen fell the tree, requiring scaffolds for cuts above base spurs, leaving a high stump. A skilled hunter earns $500 to $1,000 a month or more by result, often traveling weeks without finding a tree.
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Sawyers
St. Louis Republic
West Point Cadet Custer Shows Swift Translation Skill
The passage recalls a young George Custer at West Point who, while translating Asop's fables, tackled a French history line. He misread Leopold due d Autriche as The leopard the duck and the ostrich met on the plains of Silesia, illustrating a humorous translation moment cited by Lippincotts Magazine.
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West Point
Custer
Asop
Leopold
Duke of
Austria
Silesia
Lippincotts Magazine
Hyomei Promises Quick Relief for Bronchial Troubles
Hyomei claims to cure bronchial trouble by inhaling medicated air through a pocket inhaler. The ad cites rapid relief, condemns sprays and douches, and notes a money back guarantee via Scarbrough Drug Company with a $1 complete outfit price.
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Scarbrough Drug Company
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Oxford News
E. A.walker & CO
the Peoples Friend
Bach
FY Chetiner
Fechheimer Fishel CO
En Vitita
Mesdames M. T. Respes
Henry DeBardeleben
Bavannal
Chattanooga
J. T. McMillan
Sycamore
John D. Wright
Fred
Moorefield
Decatur
A. M. Humphries
Donoho
Tuscaloosa
Emmie Donoho
Oxford Graded Schools
Fortress Club
Hugh Singleton
Catler
Simatt Sor
Springfield Republican
King Quality Shoes
Bonar Hats
Manhattan
W. H. McKleroy
W. A. Davis
The
Anniston National Bank
United States
Waterest
Comptroller of the Currency
Resources
U. S
Ment
Ville Lad
Hi-Lo
Continental Baking Powder Company
Washville, Tenn
Ingram & CO
Robinson's Book Store
Will
Anniston Steam Laundry
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