Plant Will Be Enlarged at Glen Addie Facility
The Glen Addie plant of the Anniston Ice and Coal Company will add capacity soon, potentially doubling output to about thirty tons daily. W L McCan indicated arrangements are being considered though no contracts exist yet. The expansion aims to meet growing demand and improve overall prosperity for the company and its supporters.
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Glen Addie
Anniston Ice and Coal Company
W. L. McCan
Ot E
Sawyer Installs Cash Carrier System
J. Sawyer the shoe man installs a cash carrier system in his store. He adds a standing office and cashier's desk on an added floor, making his shop one of the most up to date in the city amid a large business growth.
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J. Sawyer
Hulsey and Co Dissolve and Reorganize Cotton firm
The cotton firm of W B Hulsey and Co dissolves. W E Hulsey joins W B Steele and E W Charbonnier handling cotton for Inman and Co Atlanta. C B Hulsey continues independently as broker under Hulsey and Co. Carbonnier acts as local agent. Inman and Co consolidates with Atlanta operations, enhancing its regional influence in cotton business.
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W.B. Hulsey & Co
W. E. Hulsey
W. B. Steele
E. W. Charbonnier
Inman & Co
C. B. Hulsey
W. B. Hulsey & Co
Hulsey & Co
Atlanta
Carbonnier
The Little Child of Mr. Robinson Dies
John Reese infant son of Mr J N Robinson local Standard Oil manager died at his home corner Fourth street and Chestnut avenue yesterday The funeral was from the residence yesterday afternoon at 4 oclock conducted by Revs W W Scott and A A Hutto Remains were carried to Gainesville Ga for interment The bereaved parents have many friends sympathy in their sorrow.
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John Reese
J. N. Robinson
Standard Oil Company
Fourth Street
Chestnut Avenue
W. W. Scott
A. A. Hutto
Gainesville
City Court Grand Jury Adjourns After Three Weeks
The city court grand jury adjourned at noon after nearly three weeks of work. They examined 119 cases and returned 68 true bills. The report praised jail conditions noting two unsafe cells and recommended immediate security upgrades. Safeguards against prisoners’ escape were urged along with repairs to jail and alms house conditions. County books and officer bonds were found sound.
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City Court
Thomas W. Coleman
Jurern
Coal Strike Conference With President Today
President Mitchell and Baer attend a White House conference with coal strike leaders and operators. They will resume talks at 3 PM after morning meetings where the president urged ending the strike for the public good. Strong national interest surrounds the outcome.
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Washington
Mitchell and
Baer
White House
Handsome Market Street Building Planned by Local Firm
A new business building is planned for the Market and Tenth street corner. W. Carlton & Co. will prepare the plans, R. J. Garner will construct it, and the structure will be large and handsome once plans are perfected. Further details will follow.
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Market and
Tenth Street
Large Barges Under Construction On Southern One Foundry
A gang of carpenters works at the Southern One and Foundry Company furnace to assemble barges for river use hauling wood to charcoal ovens. Twelve barges, 90 feet long, are planned with timbers cut and jointed at the car shops and assembled by river crews.
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Southern One and Foundry Company
Gadsden Times- News
Walter Walters Injured At Central Foundry Plant
John Walters a moulder at Central Foundry company was injured yesterday afternoon around 4:30 pm at the plant while in duty. His clothing caught on a bolt as he operated an emery wheel. his legs and feet were crushed and bruised and he received other minor injuries. He was taken home for medical care and is expected to recover without permanent harm.
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John Walters
Central Foundry Company
Handsome New Funeral Car For Mr Murphy
Mr J L Murphy added a new funeral car to his undertaking outfit this week. Manufactured in St Louis the hearse is a large highly polished unit with costly fittings, presenting an imposing appearance. Murphy, a licensed undertaker, carries a wide line of caskets and goods ready for business in this branch.
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J. L. Murphy
St. Louis
Murphy
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Roosevelt
Kripendorf and Queen Quality
Stetson
Roy Blue
Noble Street
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Miller Drug Company
Sterne
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