Oxford picnic at Pulpit Rock draws large crowd
A May 28 report from Oxford describes a big cheerful picnic at Pulpit Rock twelve miles below Oxford. The article lists dozens of attendees from Oxford and nearby towns, with several local residents visiting or returning from travels and a brief note on a small allusion to community news and minor incidents.
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Oxford
Pulpit Rock
Misees Myra
Willie Gunnels
Lillian Neal
Maggie Stuckey
Leon Christian
Birdie Brock
Lillian Stewart
Alice Bullard
Nettie Freeman
Ida O'Conley
Mary Davis
Ruth Snow
J. L. Davis
A. L. Ligon
R. McCord
H. P. Whiteside
R. W. Singleton
8. L. Green
W. G. Ballad
R. E.D. Bewin
BE. T. Allen
G. A. Hazard
P. M. Eichelberger
Ed. D. Smith
Pension Examiners Meet in Anniston July 1901
The Board of Pension Examiners of Calhoun county will convene at Wikle's Drug Store in Anniston on the first Monday in July 1901 and sit ten days to consider applications. Under the amended law an honorable discharge or parole suffices without two witnesses. previously rejected applicants may reapply, with grounds of refusal provided by the board. Widows must prove, via two witnesses, widowhood and non remarriage if the deceased pensioner was on roll. All applicants must appear unless travel is impossible. May 21 1901.
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Board of Pension Examiners
Calhoun County
Anniston
Wikle
Undefined OCR fragment analysis
A garbled OCR passage lists stray words and letters with scattered numbers and years from 1896 to 1900. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to form a factual summary.
Oxford Electric Cars Ticket Prices
Historic notice lists round trip fares for Oxford electric cars at 35 cents and 25 cents. The fragment notes establish pricing for public transit use and rider access.
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Oxford
Wood Impersonator Draws Praise at YMCA Auditorium
Genevans praised G Le Forest Wood for his impersonations and dialect stories at the YMCA Auditorium. His act drew warm reception and may return after repeated requests to Secretary Burgess. Wood, a veteran of Chautauqua, is described as a born humorist and has entertained audiences in East Lake and elsewhere.
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G. le Forest Wood
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New Spring Woolens Arrive From Import and Domestic Lines
Julius Levy, Merchant Tailor at Columbian Building Noble Street advertises new spring samples of imported and domestic woolens in fashionable colors. The notice highlights high quality fabrics and latest weaves for spring tailoring.
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Merchant Tailor
Columbian Building
Noble Street
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