Talladega Store Powers Talladega Economy And Growth
Talladega prides itself as a growing Alabama city with warm winters and robust commerce. A local business, established two years ago and capitalized at 50000, operates a 12000 square foot modern store and warehouse on a major rail corridor, serving a 50 mile radius with annual trade valued around 400000 to 400000. Leon G. Jones serves as president and general manager.
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Birmingham
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Agania
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Talladega
Leon G. Jones
J. E. Stone: Talladega Real Estate and Insurance Lead
J E Stone stands as Talladega's leading real estate and insurance agent guiding buyers and investors. He specializes in farming lands and homes, with offices serving as Talladega headquarters for investors and risk coverage. Stone forecasts a stronger coming year amid steady western migration and deepening interest in Alabama farming prospects.
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Penn Mutual Life
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
Talladega Industrial Association
Talladega Wholesale Grocery Company in Alabama
Capital stock $60,000 and maintaining one of the best conceived, best arranged and most complete wholesale grocery establishments in the state. The Talladega firm cites Birmingham as a counterpart and highlights Talladega as a mercantile center with extensive railroad facilities and prosperity drivers.
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Alabama
Talladega
Birmingham
The Highland City Mills Hosiery Makers of Talladega
A profile of the Highland City Mills led by Mir. J. H. Hess detailing the mill’s growth since its founding four and a half years ago. The plant employs about 100 workers, houses 5,376 spindles, produces hosiery yarns from 105 denier fibers, and uses 2,500 cotton bales annually to yield over 1,000,000 pounds of finished yarns sold directly to trade. Officers include W. Hicks, secretary. W. H. Boynton, treasurer. and Albert Baechtold, superintendent.
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Highland City Mills
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J. H. Hess
Highland City
Mr. Hicks
W. H. Boynton
Albert Baechtold
Talladega Mercantile Co A Local Wholesale Leader
Talladega Mercantile Co and affiliated mills under W L Miller boast a $15,000 grist plant with 2600 bushels daily and a $40,000 cotton seed oil plant. Serving merchants within an eighty mile radius across Talladega Clay Calhoun Shelby St Clair Coosa and beyond, the firm emphasizes steady growth through enterprise and liberal dealing.
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Callahan
Talladega Mercantile Company
W. L. Miller
Diz Treubles
Talladega
Clay
Calhoun
Shelby
St. Clair
Coosa
Convicts Raise Cattle at Mississippi Facilities
Jackson December 19 The penitentiary board of control is making a success of cattle raising. Rankin and Oakley convict farms supply most meat, with substantial sales of beef. A deal closed yesterday sold 2678 dollars worth of cattle to the Mississippi Insane Hospital.
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Talladega Fertilizer Company Promotes Indian Brand Fertilizers
Bradstreet highlights Talladega Fertilizer Company as manufacturers of the celebrated Indian brand. The piece notes they produce 100 tons daily, plan to double capacity, and promise to make land as fertile as virgin soil, aiding southern farmers' independence and optimal yields.
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Talladega Fertilizer Company
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Talladega Fertilser Company
Isbell National Bank of Talladega ALA History and Officers
The Isbell National Bank of Talladega established in 1893 has grown with the city's industrial and commercial development. It reports capital stock of 50,000 dollars, surplus and undivided profits over 96,000, and deposits averaging about 200,000. Directors include A G Parrish, 4 W Jones, T D Bornton, W H Boynton, and F P McConnell with Boynton as president and McConnell as cashier.
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Isbell National Bank
Ite
W. H. Boynton
F. P. McConnell
Bank
A. G. Parrish
4. W. Jones
T. D. Bornton
Three Nations in Celebration of Transfer Centenary
On December 19 New Orleans marked the second day of the centennial transfer of the province from France to the United States. Representatives of three nations participated in events at City Hall and the old Spanish Cabildo, reviewing marines and enjoying gala French opera as the program continued toward a pontifical mass at the old cathedral the next day.
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Hee
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de Thulstrup
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Beford
Blige
Andrew Jackson
Mississippi Valley
Jisserand
St. Louis
Baselo
Francis
St. Louis Mey
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Amnemont
Carmen
Orleans
Alsted
New Orleans fete marks Louisiana Purchase anniversary
The ceremony at city hall and the archbishop’s palace celebrated the Louisiana Purchase with Governor Heard and Mayor Crodelella hosting. Admiral Wise, French ambassador Jusserand, Spanish consul, and dignitaries attended as Lafayette’s former quarters and Cabildo museum were visited.
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Taschereau
Routhier
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Louisiana Purchase
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