Resolutions of Respect for Annie Belle Owen
The Sunday School of the First Methodist Church mourns the loss of Annie Belle Owen a cherished daughter sister friend and teacher. We commend her Christian character to the youth and urge them to follow Christ as she did. Our church extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family and requests publication in daily papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Belle Owen
Sanday
Uge
Christ
Ial
Mus
M. M. Youna
Mra
J. W. McElgrarm
J. C. Westbrook
Surray School
First Methodist Chuarch
Ye Public Praises Chamberlain Cough Kerody Remedy
A Wheeling West Virginia customer Ralph Meyers writes praise for Chamberlain Cough Kerody after two doses cured his severe cough cold and chest pains. He reports three bottles fully cured his illness and thanks the product while noting local seller Joe Wikle distributes it.
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Chamberlain
Ralph & Meyers
S T
Wheeling
W. Va
Joe Wikle
Mer who like good cigars prefer Warter's Hand Made
Mer who enjoys fine cigars seeks Warter's Hand Made product preferred by connoisseurs. The line hints at a local ad or notice promoting a brand associated with quality tobacco and handcrafted production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Warter
Lawson Did Not Fear Maxwell Sheds New Light
Friends of the Maxwell family dispute an Evening Star report that Will Lawson fled the state due to threats from Jeff Maxwell. They say Lawson went to Mobile for higher pay then returned and worked with Maxwell’s son, remaining on good terms until the killing. They urge trial fairness and full public judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Will Lawson
Jeff Maxwell
Maxwell
Lawson
Mobile
John H. Maxwell
Young Maxwell
Local Visitors Actively Travel to and From Cities
Mr. W. Samuel Hyatt of the Talladega News Reporter visited the city today. Mr. W. W. Drewry and Mr. John Ellia traveled to Atlanta, while Mr. R. H. Cobb arrived from Birmingham. Mr. BE. L. Turner came in, Mr. Crook returned from Birmingham, and Mr. J. K. Dimmick passed through en route to Philadelphia. Mr. Joe Hanks visited, and Hon. O. Z Henderson returned from Talladega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Samuel Hyatt
Talladega
City
R. H. Cobb
Birmingham
BE. L. Turner
J. K. Dimmick
Philadelphia
Joe Hanks
Impounded stock to be sold at city hall Friday
Impounded stock taken up for running at large contrary to city law will be sold at the city hall on Friday November 14 1902 at noon for pound fees unless sooner claimed by the owners and charges paid. Items include a red heifer calf a red cow white face two more red calves a white and black spotted barrow two more barrows a black spotted boar pig a black sow and a black sow pig with various ear crops and cuts.
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City Lawn
City Hall
Dr King's New Life Pills Sell Amid Age Respect Debate
An ad praises Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming they cure dyspepsia jaundice fever constipation and other maladies regardless of age. The copy targets youth neglecting older folks and promotes availability at Miller Drug Co and West End Drug Co for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Mmiller Drug Co
West End Drug Co
Herbine Purifies Internal Organs to Improve Skin Health
The advertisement claims Herbine directly influences the bowels, liver, and kidneys to purify and strengthen these organs, maintaining health and removing common causes of yellow dull skin, pimples, blotches, and blackheads. Promoted by J L Wikle and Jd B Privett in Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L Wikle
Jd B
Privett
Oxford
Boy Split Cabata or Carbon Coal
O Watson reports 72 KR figures amid unclear notes on Cabata or Carbon Coal with possible references to Paove and O Watson. The fragmentary text lacks clear event, date, or organization context. Further readable details needed for precise summary.
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O. Watson
Flour Quality Sparks Bread Flavor Praise
A short market note highlights flour sold in Anniston praised for purity and quality. It promises rich gluten content yielding sweet wholesome bread with a natty flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Clifton
Anniston Lime Works Advertises Fresh Wood Borers and Lime
We offer kilos fresh wood boret lamp lime in any quantity by the bushel barrel wagon load ton or car load Our cooperage is superior quality and we guarantee satisfaction Try it and you will use no other Phone 76 or visit office 104 E Toeth street Warehouse West Anniston tf Anuniston Lime Works
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Rock Hollow
E. Toeth Street
West Anniston
Anuniston Lime Worka
Coal required for winter sale by J O Watson
Coal dealer J O Watson urges customers to prepare for winter by buying coal early and city phone contact 72 provided to place orders and arrange delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Watson
Notice to Creditors in Tar Natt bankruptcy case
Creditors of Lewis M. Tar natt bankrupt must appear at the first meeting in Anniston Alabama on November 25 1902 at 10 a m to prove claims and take actions authorized by the Bankrupt Act. Anniston Alabama November 12 1902 I D McCarty Referee in Bankruptcy.
Notice to Creditors in Tarwater Bankruptcy
Creditors of GC. W. Tarwater bankrupt are notified that the first meeting of creditors will be held in Anniston Alabama on November 25, 1902 at 10 a.m. at which they may prove their claims and take action as provided by the Bankrupt Act. Anniston Alabama, November 12, 1902. H. D. McCAuRTry Referee in Bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Tarnatt
Anniston
Ala
I. D McCarty
GC. W. Tarwater
H. D. McCaurtry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uncle Belle Owen
M. B. Church
Nan Ee
Strauss Brothers
United States
Douglas
The
Mr. W. W. Drewry
Atlanta
John Ellia
L. Crook
Hon. O. Z Henderson
Mark
Saie
Whetstoned Co
Tomath
TOR. CO Bauece Torbamcor UK
Tohamchbalce
Whetstone & Co
Noble Street Theater
Messenger Boy
With Frank Deshon
London
Day’s Theatre
New York
Santoy
Bartley Campbell
District Court of the United States. Southern Division
Northern District of
Alabama
District Court of the United States
BOYER
Wikle
Wikle’s
J. L. Wikle
M. Shiretzki
FR. Moore
Anniston Transfer Co
Foley
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