Public building bill passes the house
At 3 50 this afternoon Mr W A Davis received a telegram from Congressman W F Aldrich noting the amended Anniston public building bill has just passed the house. It will probably pass the senate in a day or two and then work on the structure may begin.
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Wm. A. Davis
W. F. Aldrich
House
Senate
Social News Gossip From The World In Paris Exposition
The Paris exposition will dominate public attention for six months with social events and sightseeing in fine gowns and elegant dress. Visitors will find numerous cafe booths and social rituals, while English and American guests pursue leisure amid the bustling streets. Local notes report graduations and travels of Miss Edith, Miss Florida Seay, Miss Lena Napper, and others visiting relatives or pursuing studies in music and culture.
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Babel
Anniston workers return to mills as band leaders come home
Mr R R Nesbitt returns home after brick work at Dixie Glass works Tallapoosa. Charles D Smith, now back in Anniston from Gadsden, will resume foundry work at Southern Car and Foundry. H Erwin from Gadsden becomes manager of the Elliott band reorganization with six more employed at the mill. Other workers from Birmingham, Bessemer, Gate City return to Anniston plant. Allen suffers head injury but can go out. Rund announces new Allover Laces and Embroideries at reduced prices.
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R. R. Nesbitt
Dixie Glass Works
Tallapoosa
Nessbitt
Anniston
Charles D. Smith
Gadsden
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Smith
Elliott
H. ©. Erwin
Elliott Band of
John Glosson
Frank Reames
George Gober
Morgan Martin
Newt Waits
Lewis Brand
Henry Adams
Will Allen
Birmingham
Bessemer
Gate City
Mr. Allen
Anniston Steam Laundry offers gloves and lace curtain laundering
An advertisement for Anniston Steam Laundry cites affordable white and black silk gloves at 50 cents and promotes lace curtain cleaning. It invites customers to mail their dirtied curtains and promises to reveal favorable terms, urging customers to send their best items after testing the service.
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Anniston Steam Laundry
Wilson & Rose
Prop
Twelfth and
Noble Streets
Oxanna Row Over Mule Ownership Leads to Fines
A dispute over mule ownership ignited a brawl in Oxanna yesterday involving H. B. Crawford's family and several Black residents. Crawford and his wife were bruised. three Black participants were fined 3 each, others discharged. A separate disorderly conduct case fined a Black man 3. The court action followed an Oxanna police investigation led by Marshal Black.
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Oxanna
Crawford
Marshal Black
Oxana
Wolsonecrofe
Nine Chances Your Kidneys Need Attention Cure Ad
Forney's Kidney Cure claims to restore healthy kidneys and make you well with no equal. Advertised for sale by Elam Drug Co. Rev. George D. Harris of Piedmont was in the city today.
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Foley
Elam Drug Co
Forney
George Dd. Harris
Piedmont
City
To Heal a Hurt Use Banner Salve
An Elam Drug Co notice advertises Banner Salve as a universal healer for cuts wounds sores piles and all skin diseases with a guarantee and a call to take no substitute.
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Elam Drug Co
Stores and Rooms For Rent on West Eleventh Street
Wanted good tenants for a two story brick building on West Eleventh Street opposite the carpet mill. Recently repaired and in first class condition with two store rooms 22 by 50 feet and tenement rooms upstairs. Stores to rent at 810 per month and rooms at 2 per month, payable in advance. Apply to city real estate agents or KR. H. Cobb 104 East Tooth Street.
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West Eleventh Street
Carpet Mill
KR. H. Cobb
East Tooth Street
In Every Way Superior Parons Boast Best and Cheapest
Local ad copy touts Pa rons as superior in every way claiming the best and the cheapest. Patrons urged to repeat the phrases as a sales pitch.
Notices and Classifieds Snippet for Local Services
Order coal and stove wood from R. O. Watson. Phone 72. Wanted twenty more men to have their clothes pressed weekly at $1.00 per month. J. Levy.
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R. O. Watson
J. Levy
Merchants Offer Trading Stamps With Every 10 Cent Purchase
Local merchants advertise Merchants Trading Stamps given with every 10 cent cash purchase. Shoppers paste stamps into a book provided for the program and redeem upon completing the book.
Classified request for household silverware and sets
A reader seeks any piece of household silverware or Rogers cutlery sets including knives forks spoons plus albums watches clocks and similar items. The ad invites inquiries and asks to request stamps or for further information.
Cure Cold in Head Marketing Claim
An old advertisement touts chocolate laxative quinine as an easy quick cure for a cold in the head. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and a pleasant chocolate flavor.
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Paris
Decatur Advertiser
Nora Mansfield
Seddon
Della Strickland
Heflin
Rome
Florida Seay
Lena Napper
Jacksonville
A. T. Hanna
West Nineteenth Street
Alice Ballard
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Sterne’s Grocery
J. Hawkins
John PF. Cook
L. J. Hawkins
Noble Street
Anniston, Alabama
Oxford
Ladies Oxford
Rank McIntyre
Grice
Harrison-Belcher Plumbing Co.’s
Messrs
J. P. Reynolds
Lovie DeArman
Youllikem
Cater Grocery Co
the Grant Lumber CO
Kohn Bros
L. Smith & Co
Sterner’s Gro’y
Anniston Trad. Co
Ingram & Co
Stickney’s Phar
Dove’s Candy Kitchen
Pat Allen
Globe Clothing Co
Dixie Hardware Co
Robinson's Book Store
Doering's Jewelry Store
Anniston Music House