Tax Assessor's Appointments for Calhoun County 1903
Tax Assessor D B Barnes schedules the first and second rounds of 1903 state and county tax assessments for Calhoun County Alabama. Readable beat locations and dates outline Jenkins White Plains Choccolocco DeArmanville Burns X Roads Boozer Pokeville Ohatchie Peeks Hill Duke Oxford Alexandria Anniston and other communities from Oct 1 to Dec 29. Taxpayers must bring accurate real estate numbers and itemized valuations. Delinquency date is January 1, 1903.
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B Barnes
Calhoun County
Election Notice for Calhoun County Alabama 1902
Sheriff M. W. Woodruff issues a countywide election notice for November 4 1902 to choose governor lieutenant governor attorney general state officers two Calhoun County legislators and county officials plus a fourth district congress member. Officials appoint inspectors and returning officers for beat voting locations with strict order rules and deputy sheriffs to enforce fifty foot voting-distance limits.
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M. W. Woodruff Sherif
Calhoun County
Alabama
Agriculture and Industries
Congress
Fourth Congressional District
M. W. Wooprurf
H F Montgomery
Joe H. Privett
John Burke
W L McGinnis
Jule Lumpkin
Norris Woodruff
J M Bowles
J M Owens
D F Weaver
J K Lambert
G B Skelton
W I Parker
Pickens Harrison
Edgar Morse
M Griffis
J © Murphy
John Morris
J B Waddie
AJ Boswell
I Jones
O E Asry
J D Price
J M Martin
S T Holt
Mebee
G W Bradley
H Hl Boozer
N J Stephens
J R Atkins
Hollingsworth
R C Alexander
W Landers
J A’ Stephens
T Boozer
W D Nixon
E N Abbot
Will Rowland
Joe Green
W J Alexander
BE Williams
C N Thompson
CB Clarke
Lo—R A Love
SJ Pose Y
Dave Jennings
John B Hyatt
Knox Hayes
A M Morgan
N Watson
RK A
Poland
C Waddy Thompson
James Hughes
Tom Coleman
W H Davis
Choccoloeco
James Morris
J W Hughes
H [ Tumtin
J W Dodgins
John D Wright
Joshua Draper
J M Stewart
W T Dodd
Olliver
James Meharg
M H Harrison
Jesse Vinson
T Ren Martin
J O’brien
Oliver Richards
J N Boyer
J M Sweets
Fred Landt, Sr
J W Arteberry
Will Langley
G@ Burdette
J Burgess
Captain Smith
Lon Rich
G@ Adams
J A Caldwell
G H Norwood
Henry Edmundson
Allison
J W Towle
S D Sivage
Lospectors
John O' Bryan
W_ Bennett
Tom Allen
G Q Norton
Perry Cochran
Duke
Richard Johnston
J. S. Webster
Will McCurry
R. W. Dickie
Tax Collectors Appointments For 1902 Delinquent Tax Notices
The schedule lists tax collecting appointments across beats in multiple towns from October 1 to December 2 1902. Delinquent taxes accrue interest and costs after December 1 1902. Appointments cover Jenkins White Plains Chococolocco DeArmanville Burns X Roads Boozer Chatchie Peeks Hill Duke Alexandria Hollingsworth Green s School House Four Mile Greenwood s School House Piedmont Oxford Oxanna Anniston and other local districts with varied dates and locations.
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Alexandria
Hollingsworth
Green’s School House
Jacksonville
Four Mile
Greenwood’s
Piedmont
White Plains
Iron City
Choccolocco
DeArmanville
Burns X Roads
Boozer
Boiling Springs
Pokeville
Chatchie
Peeks’ Hill
Reeds
Duke
Landers
Green's
Weavers
Greenwood
Greenwood’s School House
Oxford
Oxanna
Anniston
Top spinning and gender roles from a Chicago editorial
The piece argues girls cannot spin tops due to shoulder structure and compares gendered play like rope jumping and ball throwing. It cites a male education anecdote about William H. Seward, illustrating self-reliance and personal responsibility leading to success.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Young Grand Rapids drummer Floyd Loomis stars early
Floyd Stewart Loomis, nine years old and from Grand Rapids Michigan, is highlighted as a likely nationwide youngest drummer boy. Taught by father J P Loomis a renowned Michigan drummer he performs bass and snare together with foot and hands before crowds. Also included is a coin balance challenge demonstration with a silver quarter on a table and one eyed aiming test.
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Floyd Stewart Loomis
Grand Rapids, Mich
J. P. Loomis
Michigan
Floyd
What Lazy Means Leader Bobby
Bobby explains laziness as wanting his little sister to fetch things for him. The exchange frames laziness as a demand rather than personal choice, illustrating a behavior pattern within a family context.
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Bobby
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Jenkins
Burns
Roads
Ohatchie
Peeks Ill
Green's Schoolhouse
Oct. RY
Llron City
Monnday
Choccoboeco
Baron’s X Roads
Pekeville
Peek’s Hill
Lander’s Schoolhouse
Pour Mile
Greenwoods School House
Emmett F. Crook
M. W. Woodruff
I. BE. Watson
Wooprousr
Oectober
D. Z. Goodlett
Williamson & Ross
West Tenth Street
William
New York
United States
William H. Seward
Floyd Loomis
Sunshine Mak
the Perfect Rose
the Perfect Woman
Lippman
P.P. P
Georgia M. Bloom
Macon
Wrntes
Lippman Bros
Savannah
Bell- Weatherly Company
J L Wikle
Morris
Bell Telephone Connection
Morrisville
Northwest
California
Washington
Oregon
MISSOUR/ PACIFIC RAILWAY
I. E
Rehlander
Chattanooga
Tony
Oxlanom
Cotton Bett
Memphi
Texas
Sten Ains
Calahog
Indian Territory
Wort
Gatesville “Item
Ban Angelo
South- West
Tlufkin
Ston
Shreveport
Baspd
Atlanta, GA
J.W. Labeaume
G. P
T. AL
ST. Louis
Ripans Tabales
Laing
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