Oxford News Roundup Reflects Local Life and Oddities
Miss Kate Cooper guests in Anniston. Darden farm reports finest cotton near Manford. A sleepy passerby blocks a Oxford street. Cotton seed flows to Oxford oil mill from Silver Run gin. Miss Pope returns to Betes after Wilsonville visit. Barr of Talladega formerly Oxford resident praised. Sore head afflicts poultry. J D Wright and J D Cox seek remedies. Privett family to Calera for two weeks. Gunnels to Birmingham for Nance wedding. Football practice underway coached by Eichelburger. Nov ember sees Jackson ville scrimmage. Lineville bank stock inquiry by Prof. Ingram. Auction day open bids on cows mules wagon and plow. Tramp seeks food at Eichelberger home. town urged to deter stragglers. Mrs. Luttrell returns from Menlo. Col. Whiteside in Talladega on business.
Electric Bitters credited with curing Philadelphia man
John Oliver of Philadelphia describes a severe illness with yellow skin and weakness. After three doctors gave up, he began using Electric Bitters, seeing clear improvement after the first bottle and full recovery after three weeks. He urges others to try the remedy, offered at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co. for 50 cents.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
West End Drug Store & Miller Drug Co
Low Rates to California and Coast Via Rock Island System
Announcement lists reduced rail rates for California and the North Pacific coast from September 15 to November 30. Includes contact L. Parrott T. P. A. Atlanta for information, grading, schedules and rates from Anniston. Telephone 324 for cleaning or pressing. Julius Levy.
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California
North Pacific Coast
Rock Island
L. Parrott
Atlanta
Anniston
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Eagle and Phoenix Mills
Duchess
White
Anniston Cash Store
John Shelnutt
the News OF Oxford
Oxford
Kate Cooper
W. M. Darden
Manford
T. L. Ganaway
Silver
Purote Pope
Betes
Wilsonville
J. D. Wright
J. D. Cox
J. D. Privett
Miss Ruth
Calera
John Gunnels
Birmingham
Nice
Miss Nance
Paul Eichelburger
Jacksonville
J. H. Ingram
Lineville
Dodd
Coldwater
D. P. Haynes
G. W. Eicchelberger
R. M. Luttrell
Menlo
Col
W. W. Whiteside
Talladega
Anniston Hardware CO
Julius Levy
Mary M. Jordan
Quintard Avenue
Eleventh
FallsTerm
South Anniston Lumber .Co
Millins Fifth Ward
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