Oxford Tonight Recalls Community Notes and Local Moves
Oxford reports Dr James of Ragland visiting, H G Hughes of Talladega county planning Texas move, and arrests by Chief Knighton and Marshal Clark. Hostess Miss Vista Bagley earns praise for Halloween, while locals travel to Randolph Clay counties and Heflin with fall crop outlooks. Aderhold guards an 1780 Spanish milled dollar, Burns seeks treatment in Philadelphia, and stock feeding debates surface as Sons of Confederate Veterans activity grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hughes
Talladega County
Oxford
Texas
Chief Knighton
Marshal Clark
Miss Vista Bagley
Miss Bagley Spicess
W. L. Moon
Henry Disheroon
Randolph
Clay Counties
Fragmentary Note on Organizations and Record of Fathers
A fragment discusses the value and fruitfulness of certain organizations. It emphasizes their pleasant and instructive nature and describes them as a means of doing justice to the records of our fathers. The text remains incomplete.
A Thoughtful Man Helps Wife with New Life Pills
M. M. Austin of Winchester aided his ailing wife who suffered stomach and liver trouble. After trying Dr. King’s New Life Pills, she found relief at once and was ultimately cured. Only 25 cents at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Dr. King
West End Drug Store
Miller Drug Co
Reunion aimed at bringing Confederate veterans to Birmingham
A movement to move inmates of the Confederate Veterans home at Mountain Creek to the reunion in Birmingham is backed by Brig. Gen. J. W. Bush. He will return to arrange transport for the inmates and expects about 2500 veterans and 25,000 visitors, promising Alabama’s largest reunion. Read page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham Warnock
Heflin
Mount Pleasant
Tennessee
Birmingham
Confederate Veterans
Mountain Creek
J. W. Bush
Aljabama
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Anniston Cash Store
TRAD
Justin
Anniston
ACA
Ceee Eee
Jeven Ais
Trion Manufacturing Co
Sea Island
Eagle and
Phoenix Mills
Abe
Trade Palace
John Shelnutt
the News OF Oxford
James
Ragland
Silver Ran
W. 8. Aderhold
North Carolina
Aderhold
R B. Burns
Lincoln
Philadelphia
Burns
Weir Mitchell
Barry
Sineco
Joel Eason
Mr Eason
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Dandruff
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. L. Wikle
Soldier's Home
Lynch-Adams Lumber Co
Ninth and
Gurnee Streets
North
Alabama
Eleventh Street
Noble
A. B. Baxter & Co
Murphy & Co., Incorporated
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Noble Street
S. B. Russell
South Anniston Lumber .Co
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