Society Notes Mark September Shift to Fall Life
In September the city returns to duties and pleasures as summer fades. Verena Newton from Birmingham stays at Noble Institute for winter. Mrs. D. W. Pleming and children return to Tyler Hill after Ingram’s Wells. The Jacksons plan Anniston residence. Ingram family back from Ingram’s Wells. Fall campaigns form as theatres, football, and book-makers resume activity. Mrs. Erwin Houston and Oella visit Urbana Ohio. Mrs. Marshall Wellborn and family move to Noble Street residence. Miss Clara Coker visits Sylacauga. Dr. T. W. Ayers travels to Macon Georgia for work. Children with Mrs Kilby return to New Orleans. Isaac T. Houser returns from Birmingham.
Wind Report: Northward Precipitation and Velocity
A brief weather note records wind direction as north, precipitation occurrence, and a wind velocity measure at one mile distance.
State Normal School Jacksonville Admits Students
Expenses range from 75 to 125 dollars per session with the school opening on September 18, 1906. For a catalogue, address the State Normal School in Jacksonville Alabama.
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State Normal School
Jacksonville, Ala
Remembering the dead with fitting monuments now
A plea to care for graves with suitable monuments before they are forgotten. The note urges timely donations to honor loved ones through proper markers, warning that forgotten graves speak of neglected memories.
Tech Evening Star Adventures at Three Dollars a Year
A historical note announces the Tech Evening Star publication offered at a three dollar annual rate in advance. The item emphasizes subscription pricing and the paper’s appeal to readers seeking affordable access to technology news.
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Saks
Carith and Noble
Firat
Apex
Jno
Wilmer Avenue
Trixie
Mre
B. Coker
M. Noble
Model Lo Up
P.O
Anwiston, Ala
Seimste
John W. Noble
Wisi
O. HW
Parker & Co
Rea
Alabama Abstract Company
Anniston
Misa Clark
Constantine Building
Willett
Bill
Jill
Yonkers
Verena Newton
Birming
Ham
Noble Institute
D. W. Pleming
Tyler Hill
Ingram's Wells
Mr. R. M. Ingram
Ingram’s Wells
W. H. Jackson
Erwin Houston
Oella
Urbana
Ohio
W. H. Sexton
Noble Street
Talladega Springs
Clara Coker
Sylacauga
Mae Edwards
Twelfth Street
T. W. Ayers
Macon
B. Kilby
New Orleans
Isaac T. Houser
Birmingham
Nadinda
National Toilet CO
Paris
Bob Seals
S. E. Brooks
19Th and Gurnee
Anniston and Vicinity
W. F. Clark
Local Observer
Ses
Normal School
Alabama
Co. W
J. L. Wikle
J. R. Taylor
West End Drug Company
Gardners
Yours Truly
Anniston Hardware CO
Vance
Donahoo & Co
Gray
Moore
Mary L. Newton
University of Ten
Nessee
Louisa C. Hillyer
George M. Drew
Columbia University
Georgina Kellogg
Smith College
Berlin
Calara R. T. Jennings
Edith Bliss LeJeune
New Belin
Margaret Dardley Reynolds
National Park Seminary
Willie Privett
Burrows
Chicago
Aileen Douglass
Chattanooga Conservatory of Music
Gray and Moore
Anniston, Alabama
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