City Fire Amid Little Damage on Fourth Street
A small blaze on Fourth and Noble streets yesterday evening caused limited damage before firefighters extinguished it. The report highlights a brief incident and mentions local business ads and notices interspersed in the page.
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Fourth
Noble Streets
J. G. Adams
Pas
Fresh Grocer Ad Promises Quality Mackerel and Codfish
A local grocer touts Kosher Wiener Wurst and canned goods including mackerel, codfish, evaporated apricots, and pumpkin. The ad argues quality drives repeat customers and claims much codfish on the market is hake or haddock. It notes 20¢ per pound evaporated apricots and a special lot sale at a low price.
Large stock of groceries to be sold at reduced prices
J L Streetman bankruptcy stock of groceries and provisions purchased by CITY GROCERY COMPANY. Prices greatly reduced from regular, offering a great saving to buyers. Also advertising first class livery services at Blake's Stables with attention to boarders.
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J. L. Streetman
Blake
Visitors and locals mingle in city as notable guests arrive
W R Stamps of Boax travels to Tallapoosa. F R Nixon and J A Stits of Atlanta visit. W J Norton of Louisville stays at New Wilmer. E C Curtis of New Orleans visits M W Moore of Gadsden. W T Bighy of Macon and E M Drury of Chattanooga in city. M Hamberger M Franklin and FE G Thomas of Baltimore registered at the Alabama. This may be a day to look over the want ads.
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W. R
Tallapoosa
M. Hamberger, M. Franklin and
FE. G. Thomas
Baltimore
The
Alabama
New Coal and Wood Yard Opens in Anniston
Announcement for ANNISTON WOOD & COAL CO. offering coal and wood at low prices from a new yard at Seventh and Glen Addie with phone number 337.
City Court Recessal Ahead of Montgomery Highway Robbery Case
The City court ended Jim Davis trial at noon and recessed until 9 o clock tomorrow. The case of I L Montgomery, companion of Davis and charged with highway robbery, will be resumed then.
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Jim Davis
I. L. Montgomery
Acker Reports Encouraging News On Constitutional Amendment
W. P. Acker just back from Montgomery says he is greatly encouraged by early reports that the amendment cause is gaining support across the state. He expresses confidence in this county's prospects.
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W. P. Acker
Montgomery
Market Fluctuates in New York Cotton Openings
The cotton market opened easy this morning in New York with futures ranging from five points below to one point above yesterday’s close. Declines continued through the day with quotes for January March May and October showing significant downward movement. Local prices corrected daily by W. L. Jones list strict good middling at 18.11-16 and good middling at 18.28 with other grades noted.
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New York
W. L. Jones
Sii Sss
Guardianship of Myrtle Ellen Wagnon Final Account Filed
Henry A. Young guardian for Myrtle Ellen Wagnon a minor has filed accounts in the Probate Court of Calhoun County Alabama for final settlement. The fifteenth day of November 1909 is set for the hearing and final settlement of the guardianship.
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Henry A. Young
Myrtle Ellen Wagnon
Calhoun County
Alabama
Jefferson Joins County Good Roads Drive
Jefferson County plans to organize a Good Roads association on November 8 to back immediate state road aid, a $1 million bond issue, and other measures. Vice-President John W. O Neill seeks approval to sign the call from delegates named by local officials and business groups. A statewide push aims to mobilize delegates from every beat.
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Birmingham
County of
Jefferson
South
John W. O'Neill
Alabama Good Roads Association
Probate
Board of Revenue
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s League
Elite buyer sought for property in today's paper
Property listing hints at an affluent buyer seeking a valuable elite purchase. No further details provided in the fragment.
Arrested 24 Hours Before His Marriage
Charles A. Preston a Southern Express messenger was arrested in Nashville on a charge of stealing four diamonds. He was handed to New Decatur Alabama authorities for embezzlement of $800 in jewels and taken there to answer the charge. He uttered he would have been married the following night at 8 30.
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Nashville
Tenn
Charles A. Preston
Southern Express
New Decatur
Ala
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H. Clay Davis
R. O. Watson
Wyott
Ed Williams
D. Te
Ke’s
Hice
Ston Steam Laundry
Jyett
Lillian O’brien
Frank Baker
Pather Stahl
Father Stahl
A. P. College
McIntyre
F. R. Nixon
J. A. Stits
Atlanta
W. J. Norton
Louisville
Wilmer
New Orleans
Alabama Today
D. A. Stroud
Barnesville, Ga
M. W. Moore of
Gadsden
J. K. Roumain
Baton Rouge
W. T. Bighy
Macon
E. M. Drurey
Chattanooga
F. G. Gibson
St. Louis
Jyott
EE. BE. Forbes Piano Co. Octotte
Allman Bros
Singer Sewing Machine Office
L. H. Drake
Detroit
Mich
Rudolf Frinke
Vienna
Austria
Eros
Eod
H. H. Witt
Fast Tenth Street
Quintard Avenue
Joe Saks
Christine Avenue
Frank Leigh
West Anniston
O. H. Parker & Co
Wilmer Avenue
Tenth Street
Anniston
Acker
Iulements
Inniston
Theatorium
Bkerless Pictures
New England
Itte Theatre
Kerless Pictures
Service
Noble Street
Caida
Guardian
Emmett F. Crook
J. L. Wikie
Anniston National Bank
H. M’kleroy
D. Woodruff
A. Davie
Randolph F. Smith
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State OF Alabama