Anniston Contends For Permanent Army Camp Site
A Washington board will meet Monday to choose sites for permanent military camps. Rep Bowie and local leaders from Anniston Alabama plan to press for the announcement favoring Anniston citing Camp Shipp history and benefits. They travel to Washington to advocate before the army board and secretary of war.
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Anniston
Tric and Gas Company
Army Board of Survey
Shipp
Uncle Bram
Man from Savannah Buys Dixie Hardware in Anniston
E. E. Cheatham of Savannah Georgia has purchased the Dixie Hardware Company on Noble Street Anniston. He plans to move his family here next month and should take over after O M Alexander’s four years of ownership. Alexander will run a loan and advancing business from the former hardware offices after January first.
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Savannah
Alexander
Lixie Hardware Company
Cheatham
Anciston
James W. Lapsley
Tyler Hill
T Hillside Cemetery
First Presbyterian Church
A. L. Phillips
Richmond
Lapsiey
Phillips
Louisana Synod
New Orleans
Presbyterian Church In the
South
Donald McQueen
Clyde Sheltrman
West Anniston Presbyterian Church
Judge Lapsley
Delegates Set to Arrive for North Alabama Conference Session
Delegates to the North Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will begin arriving Monday for sessions starting Wednesday at 9 AM in First Methodist church Anniston. The conference runs to December 2 with 300 plus delegates hosted in local homes.
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North Alabama
Brotherhood
First Methodist Church
Anniston
Insurance Association
President Roosevelt Outlines Army Education Plan
President Roosevelt finished his message to Congress and discussed a feature for an annual board of instruction to supervise officer training. The plan would establish a new branch of army education overseeing higher instruction for officers.
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Wshington
Roosevelt
Congress
Root
Cabinet
Fine pumpkins left at Pat Allen's market
A brief note states there are remaining pumpkins at Pat Allen's market inviting customers to place orders now for timely pickup.
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Pat Allen
Jack Jones in More Trouble
Jack Jones, a youth placed on the streets by Mayor Henderson, faced the police court on a larceny charge for stealing a silver watch from Mr. John Rayfield. He was sent to county jail to await grand jury action after Rayfield reported the loss two weeks ago and alleged the watch was sold to him for fifty cents.
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Jack Jones
Henderson
John Rayfield
Rayfield
Try Kile at Doves Candy Kitchen In 21
Local note records a game or event at Dove's Candy Kitchen featuring participant Kile. The fragment states a score-like motif 21 and 21, implying a drawn or tied result. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
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Dove’s Candy Kitchen
Coal advertising terse call directs action to RK O Watson
The fragment urges readers to contact RK O Watson by go phone or telephone for coal supplies. It presents a brief promotional instruction with no clear date or price details.
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Watson
New Alabama constitution takes effect on Thanksgiving Day
Governor Jelks issues proclamation designating Thursday November 28 as the day the new Alabama constitution becomes effective. The proclamation cites election results showing 108,613 votes for constitution and 81,834 against, declaring the majority in favor. Continued on page 4.
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Alabama
Telks
William D. Jelks
Yasted
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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