Tax Assessor's Appointments For Calhoun County 1902 1903
Tax Assessor B. Barnes lists the 1903 assessment rounds across Calhoun County Alabama. Beat by beat scheduling covers Jenkins White Plains Tron City Choccolocco DeArmanville Borns X roads Boozer Boiling Springs Pekeyville Chatchie Peek's Hill Reeds Duke Alexandria Hollingsworth Lander's Schoolhouse Green's Schoolhouse Four Mile Weavers Creenwooda Piedmont Jacksonville Oxford Oxanna Anniston and other beats with dates from October to December 1902. Taxpayers urged to bring accurate real estate and itemized property valuations. Assessments delinquent after January 1, 1905.
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White Plains
Saturiday
Tron City
Choccolocco
DeArmanville
Born’s X Roads
Boozer
Boiling Springs
Pekeville
B Barnes
Calhoun County
The Glenfield Boarder and the Desperate Writer
Ernestine Glenfield arrives with money to help pay the rent for her mother Mrs Glenfield who runs a New York boardinghouse. Wallace Harney, a failed author, contemplates suicide as he faces debt and rejection while Ernestine pleads with him and confesses her feelings, offering help instead of despair.
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New York
Ernestine Glenfield
Mr. Harney
Ernestine
Wallace Harney
Harney
LE See
Stamnin
Loncle Jason
Tam
Millionaire Harney Seeks Ernestine as Bride in Boarding House Twist
In New York a scheming suitor Harney reveals sudden wealth from a distant relative. He offers Mrs. Glenfield $200,000 and a brown stone house to marry Ernestine, prompting the boarding house to close as the industrious heiress awaits a final answer.
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Tainen
Providence
Ernestine
Duns
Ererand
Mr. Harsney
Meader
Foley’s Kidney Cure Credited With Relief by Reader
A reader reports using Foley’s Kidney Cure and credits it with curing kidney issues after trying many remedies. The note says the druggist recommended Foley’s Kidney Cure and claims a dramatic improvement from a previously severe condition.
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Foley
The Constitutions $20,009 Contest Advertisement
An advertisement offers The Atlanta Constitution’s $20,009 cotton contest with advance pay options. It directs readers to estimate port receipts for Sept 1, 1902, to Jan 10, 1903 using data at Robinson’s Book Store. Daily issues publish the Sunny South at 15 cents weekly delivery.
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Atlanta
United States
Robinson’s
South
Bay Split Oahaha or Carbon Coal
R O Watson advertises coal options with a phone contact for orders and pricing details. The fragment lists two coal types Bay Split Oahaha and Carbon Coal and provides the phone number 72 for inquiries.
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Bay
R O Watson
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Alabama
Jenkins
Peek’s Hill
Reeds
Duke
Alexandria
Hollingsworth
Lander’s
Green's
Weavers
Creenwooda School House
Piedmont
Jacksonville
Oxford
Dee
Anniston
Paas
Cotton Belt
St. Louis
Thebes
Cairo
Memphis
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
N. B. Baird
Atlenta
X. W. la Beaume
Tepe
Oklahoma Territories
N. Cornatzar
Avant
Tenn
Ar AN
Cater Grocery Company
Burdett & Rayfield
Tenth St
DR Itinie
Moore
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ventura
California
A. M. Townsend
BOYER
Mrs.Glenfields Boarder
Wallace
Lippman
James Newton
Aberdeen
Ohio
Hot Springs
Ark
W. T. Timmons
Waxahatchie
Physicians Springs
Mineral Wells
Durance
Parilias
F. Ballantyne
Ballantyne & McDorron Foundry
Savannah
All Druggt
Lippman Brothers, Proprieto
Savannas
Bell- Weatherly Company
Jim Wikid
Compan
Otrisville
Bell’Telephone Connection
West Tenth Street
Thomas’ Druc Store
West
Ripans Tabales
Thad
Ripans
Bottie
Bains
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