City School Board to Hire New Pine Avenue Teacher
At a Saturday city school board meeting the board elected a new Pine Avenue School teacher to begin after an early examination. R H Stickney was named committeeman to petition council for an appropriation for additional measures. A 16 year old boy who can read and write is sought for a pleasant job with fair pay and potential for advancement and permanence. Apply to the superintendent of the Woodstock cotton mills.
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City School Board
Pine Avenue
R. H. Stickney
Woostock
Recorder Greene Disposes 34 Police Court Cases
In a morning session Recorder Greene disposed of 34 police court cases with 3 discharged, 6 continued, and fines totaling 532.60 assessed on the remainder. Also, local notices mention Schweif Premium Boiled Ham promotions and lodge meetings at George Weatherall lodge No 11, adjourning with J L Wikle for mayor endorsed. W T Owen advertised Noble street real estate office. Royal Oak lodge No 06 set for officer election next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
George Weatherall Lodge No. 11
J. L. Wikle
Royal Oak Lodge No
Grand Lodge
Mr H L McKee Visits City From Birmingham
Mr H L McKee formerly of the Meridian Star and now a Birmingham business figure is in the city visiting the auditorium skating scene and meeting locals. The note highlights his notable career move and current prominence.
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J. D. Harless
Birmingham
Anniston
Mr. Harless
Joe Jr
H. L. M’kee
H. L. McKee
The
Meridian Star
Local notices and obituaries from Okt-October issue
Mr McKee presided over the Mississipp i Business Men's league and spoke in Annis ton before Alabama groups. J Br Moore of Heflin died after illness. funeral attended by local officials. John Kendrick convicted of carrying a concealed pistol after ten days in city chain gang. County board met. tax cases to be reviewed. Shelnutt Mercantile adds stores. Mrs Palmer returns from Mobile.
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MR. Moore
J. BR. Moore
Heflin
Star
Vrel L
Ross ‘Blackinan
H. D. Merrill
John Kendrick
Board of County Commissioners
Weather Report From Anniston Unit
Weather notes show a barometer at 20.84 inches with precipitation 1.48 inches. Temperature at 7 a.m. 67 and 5 a.m. 65 with northwest wind at 3 miles per hour. Forecast rain tonight and possibly Tuesday.
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Lowés
A Cubre Foot of Gold and Odd Medical Quips
A humorous clipping questions if a cubic foot of gold weighing about 1208 pounds could be carried a mile. It notes doctors Latin as doggy medieval and mocks medical jargon as monstrous. Short quotes from journals and a Miss Peachley hat remark appear in the mix.
Popular Anniston Mayor Wins Hearts of Local Ladies
The piece touts the mayor's popularity with women who are depicted as voting supporters, and endorses F. M. Nixon as a trusted supplier offering Van Camp's Swift Libby McNeil Libby Heinz Omega Elegant Fox River products. It lists three Nixon stores with contact numbers and urges readers to become customers.
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F. M. Nixon
van Camp
Swift
Libby
McNeil & Libby
H. J. Heinz
Omega
Elegant
Fox River
Glen Addie
South Noble
Tenth Street
Gulf City Tragedy Recalled As Pay Day Reveals $300000 Transfer
Last night on the first train the Southern operated from Mobile after the storm. Anniston offers postcards showing city spots and Donahoo & Co. turnouts. At Hotel Alabama the souvenir stand sold 70.70 in September. Pay day brings about $300000 in city payrolls, boosting local industries.
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Southern
Mobile
Gulf City
Keen
Hotel Alabama
Anniston
Tobacco Penalties Cite Historic Tobacco Laws
A Persian shah in the seventeenth century ordered that any soldier found with tobacco have his lips cut. In the same era Massachusetts banned public tobacco use and fined a penny per offense.
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Persia
Massachusetts
Floating island at Traunsee hosts annual Volksfest
Near the Thuringen summer resort Traunsee a curious floating island features its own flora and animals. Each Ascension day the island becomes the site of a Volksfest with dancing bratwurst beer and crowds.
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Thuringen
Traunsee
Hautsee
Pall Mall Gazette
Rhodes and Belt Rise to Control Diamond Output
A late meeting between Rhodes and Belt reveals a bold plan to dominate diamond output before their careers peak. Rhodes, eager to grasp figures, pleads for help as Beit sorts the balance sheet, highlighting a clash over arithmetic.
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Mr. Rhodes
Belt
Porges
Alfred Bell
Geoff Rhodes
Beit
Simple Dog Training Based on Clear Cues and Gentle Discipline
A trainer outlines using yes and no cues with a dog, stressing plain unchanging instructions. It advises stern but non severe correction for jumping on people, suggesting even a light whip as a consistent deterrent, and mentions stepping on a dog's hind foot as a kennel method.
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Seth Bate
Outing Magazine
Art as a human system beyond nature says Dr Reich
Dr Emil Reich argues art surpasses nature blending philosophy and living, comparing art to music and rhythm. He views art as a human construct not imitation, describing art as hypernature and a form we give to the world. He contrasts natural grotesqueness with art’s intentional expression.
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Emil Reich
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Or Savings Department
Anniston National Bank
Frank Leigh
Savings Department
City News
Calhoun Lodge
I. C. O. F. Calhoun Lodge No
Smith
Scar
Drug Co
Corman Mfg Co
New York
W.F. VanArsdel
Anniston Trading Co., Oc If
W. T. Owen
Noble Street
Sterne’s
R. O. Watson
Carre-Field Shoe CO
Toay
McKee
Business Men's League of Mississippi
Commercial and Industrial Association of Alabama
Foley
Elam
Ordway & Hansas
Sirucour
Shelnutt Mercantile Company
Old Stand
Thirteenth Street
Moore Avenue
New Place
Thirteenth and
Noble Streets
J. B. Palmer
Ernest Yeatman
Febelebleleb
Detedelebele
Peg
Anniston, Oct
Pittsburg Press
Donahoo & Co
SKATE
Ape
J. W. Fore
NOBLE
Eleb
Alabama Steam Laundry
Model Ite Co
Empire
LaSalle Ct
Chicago
Oel
Wigley & Moore, Printers
Evening Star
Alabama
Moore
Ala
Lee
Care Star Office
M. F. Doering
T. W. Coleman
Alabama Abstract Company
Donahoo & Oa
R. O. Watson’s
Abner C. Thomas
Weler
L. W. Thomas
Mgr
Anniston Store
Art
Moresco
Elam, Ordway & Houser
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