New Yost Typewriter For Sale And Local Notices
City items list a New Yost typewriter for sale and notes loans on any security. A variety of notices follow including upcoming Knights of Pythias excursions, a Gadsden river trip suggestion, and sale and rent ads for homes and a seven room Tyler Hill house. Community events cover bands, flag presentation at Pelham Camp and lectures by visiting ministers with local church announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Stockton
E. A. Howle
R. G. Ragan
Anniston Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Calhoun Lodge
Gadsden
Tyler Hill
O. H. Parker & Co
Oxford baby show delights Oxford crowd at Methodist lawn
On May 24 a large baby show took place on the Methodist church lawn under the Ladies Aid committee. Forty babies aged one to five competed with many prizes awarded by judges including Mrs Alexander and Mr Russell. Winners included Ethel and Effie Cox twins for twin spoons and Nellie Christine Galligher for under one year old ring. other prizes went to Frances PrivetteArthur Harrison Gladdis Gwin Robi Burton Anice Humphries Kate Nealy and a one-dollar prize for the largest number of babies from one home awarded to Mrs Cox. Social visits follow with local residents and guests calling on family members in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mary Lou Mims
Daisy Brown
Sallie P
Zoice
Eva Alexander
Menlames
A. M. Alexander
Russell
Messrs
W. C. Gray
Gunes Orr
Jas
Keily
Gounells
Ligon
Ethel
Effie Cox
J. B. Privette
Arthur Harrison, Jr
Arthur Har
Baby
Mra
Jesse Wood
Gladdis Gwin
Thad, Gwin
Robi. Burton
T. H. Burton
Anice Humphries
Belab
Oxford church notices hint revival at Baptist church
Ham visits Mrs Brit Russell in Oxford. Rev J W Dickerson of Pratt City assists Dr Johnson. Services at Oxford Baptist and Methodist churches tomorrow at 11 am 3:30 pm and 7:30 pm with Sunday school at 9:50 am. Ticket sales for Chautauqua end at venues nearby. Local tailors promote garments and laundry services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dickerson
Pratt City
Johnson
Oxford Methodist Church
E. A. Walker
Baptist Church
Key
Jeme Wood
Fragmentary health ad hints at cold cure remedies
The readable fragment references a single day cold cure and remedies including quinine throat relief. It appears as an old retail blurb mentioning chocolate and a remedy for a cold with a terse truncated product name.
Notable visitors and travelers stop in Anniston today
Rev T B Haynie of Oxanna Cumberland Presbyterian church heads to Piedmont to preach tomorrow. Blackwell travels to Edwardsville on legal business. Perry Glasscock, Postoffice Inspector, visits. W T Dillard of Sulphur Springs visits Anniston. Arthur F Thomason of Anniston Electric & Gas leaves for Memphis for the Confederate reunion. RK Barnes of Lincoln returns after a couple of days here and in Oxford. Dr Travis A Hudson of De Armanville visits. Deputy Revenue Collector S T Fowler of Springville is in town. Anderson Johnson of Edwardsville Standard News visits on business. J C Jordan of Chattanooga, master mechanic of Chattanooga Brewery, oversees cold storage plant construction by R B Garner. S P Kennedy arrives from Florence to spend days with Mrs Kennedy and the children. Kennedy’s returns bring joy to many Anniston friends.
Queen and Crescent links Meridian to Texas routes
The Queen and Crescent System inaugurated a fast Meridian to Shreveport schedule on October 28, with connections to Texas lines, cutting travel time to Texas by 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway fast No. 37 offers the quickest Westbound service. Tickets and details available from local agents. see G. Le Forest Wood notices. Auditorium event next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen & Crescent
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Southern Railway
G. le Forest
Cure Cold in Head with Kermott's Chocolates
An aged ad copy promotes Kermott's Chocolates as a quick remedy for cold symptoms using quinine laxative properties. The eccentric claim promises relief of head congestion and throat discomfort through a chocolate product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermott
Bard
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Yost
J.8. Newman
W. 10Th St
THE
Wehrather
SuniYay Fair
Thomas
Robinson’s Book Store
Anniston
C. H. Parker & C O
Elliott Band
Pelham Camp
U.C. V. Messia
Frank Melptyre
John Cook
John A. Frye
Wilmer Hotel
J.T. Dearman
R. Ww. Bell
Noble Streets
Mr. Greer
Len F. Greer
DeArmanyville
Montgomery
Bell & Read
East Toeth Street
Ladies’ Guild Meeting
Ladies’ Guild
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
J. T. Hodge Furniture Store
J. A. Mitchell
St. Paul’s
Wedowee
Randolph College
Smoot
Bett & Reap
East Tenth Street
Cioes
Ashland
E. Wasson
Clay County
Ashland College
R. O. Watson
Mr. ©. M. Alexander
Brookfield
R O. Watson
Barber Memorial
Cavalry Presbyterian Church
Barber Memorial Seminary
J. J. Francis
D. D
Cincinnati
Barber Seminary
J. N. Boyer & Co
Camp Pelham
United Confederate Veterans
4. Sterne
A. FP. McGhee
Wilmer
Cieorgia
Osa P. Gilbert
Augusta
Second Baptist Church
Gilbert
Calhoun County
Circuit Court
John Pelham
Thomas W. Coleman, Jr
Anniston Typographical Union
T. A. Moore
J. R. Ayers
St. Louis
Woodstock
J. G. Johnson
Oxford Lake
Star
J. W. McErrearu
Lindsay L. Scarnrovan
Elam Drug Co
Presh Garden Seed
WM. Rogers
Anniston Trading Company
BIG Dime Store
Model City Paint and Paper CO
Parian Paints
Pattons Sun Proof Paints
11Th Street
New Court House
Walter H. Tally
Moore Street
Head To Foot Outfitters
JOE Saks & CO
Oxford News
Lillie and
Annie Porter
Munford
Jessie Hicks
Talladega
Mra Luttrell
Carrie Reeves
Byoom
Sadie Turner
Kastaboga
Orr
Carrie Nance
John Gunness
Birmingham
Elvira McCormick
Jackville
Mises Mary MccCully
Mattie Chitwood
Jacksonville
Ida Connelly
Birming
Ham
Brit Russell
Oxford Church Notices
McElreath’s
Wikle’s
Dove's
Hoyer
Mr. DD
Blackwell
Edwardsville
Postoffice
Perry Glasscock
W. T. Dillard
Sulphur Springs
Arthur F. Thomason
Anniston Electric & Gas Company
Noble Street
Memphis
Conederate
RK. B. Barnes
Lincoln
Travis A. Hudson
de- Armanville
8. T. Fowler
Springville
Anderson Johnson
J. C. Jordan
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Brewery
R. B. Garner
P. Kennedy
Florence
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