Biggest hay load ever brought to Oxford weighs 5230 pounds
The Oxford market reports a 5230 pound hay load on Mr J W Cements’s farm at A Allen’s place. The Southern pay car sent dollars into local circulation and other notes cover local activity.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
3
The Oxford market reports a 5230 pound hay load on Mr J W Cements’s farm at A Allen’s place. The Southern pay car sent dollars into local circulation and other notes cover local activity.
A Fredonia Alabama woman claims Blood Balm healed an eating cancer on her face after doctors deemed it hopeless. The ad touts hundreds of cancer cures and lists other beneficiaries, with testimonials from Warrior Stand and Guerney. It promotes Botanic Blood Balm for skin and blood ailments and offers a one dollar bottle, samples, and a phone call for more information.
Mr. D. P. Daugherty of Mercer and Summer counties W Va owes life to a neighbor who brought Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After two physicians gave little relief, the medicine cured him in under twenty four hours. For sale by J L Wikle Druggist.
Bera September notes report no known illnesses in town. Sol Anderson, a Black resident, lost his house and contents to a fire last week with no origin established. Rev. A. A. Hatto delivered two sermons at New Bethel to a large crowd. Fodder pulling winds down as cotton picking begins. W. D. Newman visited Rera as a guest of Eequire Haynie.
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio describes how pneumonia and a stubborn cough leveled her child. After trying Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption the child recovered his health is restored. The ad promotes a cure for coughs colds and lung diseases priced 50 cents to 1.00 with trial bottles free.
The notice claims White Ribbon Remedy cures appetite for alcoholic stimulants whether user is a drunkard or social drinker. Mrs. Moore of Ventura California endorses secret use and notes many cures. Druggists sell it for $1 with free trial by Mrs A M Townsend in Boston. also sold in Anniston by J L Wikle and others.
From September 15 to November 30 the Rock Island provides exceptionally low fares to the Pacific coast. Full information may be obtained by addressing L. Parrott T P A Atlanta Ga.
Heavy hauling and drayage of household goods offered with prompt attention. R O Watson available at phone 72 for moving services and related transport needs.
Railway timetable notes Pullman sleeping and dining services from Birmingham to Atlanta Chattanooga and beyond. Mentions connections via Rome Chattanooga Knoxville Salisbury Washington and New York with specified car types and service days. Official names include LATIMER ACKERT HARDWICK TURK BENSCOTER and stations such as Chattanooga Cincinnati Louisville Washington BaltimoreNew York and Birmingham.
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