Alabama militiamen to Jamestown encampment plan
Capt W F Johnston confirms from adjutant general that Alabama militiamen will travel to Jamestown for their annual encampment if salaries are redirected to expenses. Police court notes report 20 cases with four discharged five continued and fines totaling 48.80. ads announce corsets, grading, orphan speaker N L McKee, Huyler's candies and gas ranges.
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W. F. Johnston
Alabama
Jamestown
Greene
Veterans plan Richmond reunion trip with Seaboard details
In the city today a group organizes a veterans outing to the Richmond reunion. Col Sam Smith will leave May 28 with delegates, while many veterans depart May 29. For coal or drugs call 72, R O Watson. Seaboard riders can get a $1.50 extension to the Jamestown exposition in Norfolk by rail or steamship, with return from Norfolk and tickets valid at Richmond or Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Sam Smith
Seaboard
Seaboard Air Line
Norfolk
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Sylacauga
Talladega
Anniston
Noble Institute Commencement and Recitals Schedule
Tuesday evening at 8 piano recital by Mrs Edna Gockel Gussen pupils. Wednesday 10 AM recital by Miss Margaret Reynolds and Miss George Drew pupils. Wednesday 8 PM regular commencement exercises with address by Rev Mr Adams and diploma awards by Rev Mr Glass.
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Edna Gockel Gussen
Margaret Reynolds
George Drew
Adams
Bessemer
Glass
A. P. Johnston to be buried near Lincoln
The aged Confederate veteran A. P. Johnston who died near the Woodstock furnaces yesterday will be shipped to Lincoln for interment tomorrow. He belonged to Camp Pelham U S V and is survived by his wife. Burial will be at Blueeye cemetery near Lincoln. Local notices also mention fishing plans and various store ads.
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Lincoln
A. P. Johnston
Woodstock Furnaces
Johnston
Camp Pelham
U. S. Vv
Blueye Cemetery
Distressed relief funds and local aid appeals in Anniston
Notice describes Ensign Robins seeking donations via phone 507 to help distressed families due to sickness in Tibbett Miss and surrounding area. Mentions four children and relatives, relief fund limitations, and the desire to distribute aid from collections. Also lists varied local goods and ads including freezer pricing and fashion items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberson
Tibbett, Miss
Ensign Robins
Ensign
Mrs. Robins
Public sale of Harber shop assets on May 24 1997
A furniture lot from a Harber shop will be offered at public outcry under mortgage at noon on Thursday May 24 1997. Items include two barber chairs two oak framed mirrors a gilt framed mirror a hat rack sit chairs four spittoons and one book case. Held at corner of Tenth and Noble streets. Attorneys Blackwell Agee represent the mortgage holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harber Shop
Tenth and
Noble Streets
Be Lacy
Blackwell & Agee
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SAKS
O. H. Parker & CO
Security Bank Building
W. F. van Arsdel
Noble Street
City News
Allman Bros
P. H. O’brien
N. L. McKee
Selma
First Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Huyler
ELAM
Ordway & Houser
Jack W. Johnston
Birmingham
Stevens Jewelry Co
Carre-Field Shoe CO
R. O. Watson
Noble Institute
Nhce
Nixon’s
F. M. Nixon
Glen Addie
Sterne’s
Messrs
C. H. Allen
Ray P. Smith
N. H. Reid
John West
Pleasant Gap
Ullman Bros
Turks Batterky
Lou
Leslie
Hubbard
Correll
Womack
I. F. Roberson
The
Southern Railway
Coldwater
Murphy-Rhody Undertaking
Murphy
Anniston Trading CO
ALL Man Bros
Holland Ruse
Land Title Guaranty CO
F. M. House
Charles A. Eaton Company
Brockton, Mass
J. W. Fore
Free Transportation and Board
Stephens Jewelry Co
Noble St
Carpenters
Jacksonville
Carson & Journey
Evening Star
Bell
P. O
First Methodisat
Wilmer
Homer James
J. W. James
Oeaia
Anniston Trading Company
Oxfords
Sawyer
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