Personal notes from the city crowd in transit
Traveling passenger agent W C Spencer of the Southern Railway visited the city. Rev Robert L Wyatt of First Baptist left for Anniston to attend his ill brother. Boy Scouts plan a Tuesday hike to Belle Minor under Felix M and others. Hardage guests visit Wolhermose family. Hoff shows health improvement. Almon and others attend university events. Congressman elect BE B Almon of Pascumbia was in town. Wm Crawford in Birmingham may.
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W.C. Spencer
The
Southern Railway
Robert L. Wyatt
First Baptist
R Anniston
Belle Minor
Felix M. N
BE. B. Almon
Pascumbia
Love in Love Time and Spring Society Notes
A poetic snippet echoes love and spring in verse from the New York Times. Social items list Priscillas, choral and study clubs, a bridge gathering, and guests visiting Louisville and Atlanta. Notes mention D A R adjournment, illness, mission society socials, and local outings at Slip Up Hill with families and friends visiting from Tennessee and Alabama.
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New York Times
Street Tax Effort Aims To Give Taxpayers Time
Officials continue street tax collection work this year to allow ample opportunity for payment before delinquency.
South Side Baptist Sunday School Picnic Report
The South Side Baptist Sunday School picnic at Dancy's Springs on Saturday drew about thirty class members. A fine dinner was served and entertaining games kept attendees engaged in a joyous afternoon.
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South Side Baptist
Dancy's Springs
Saturn
Pep-To-Lac Bottling Firm Reports Case Inquiry
A note shows 323 Buchheit's Bottling requests a case of Pep-To-Lac and marks the date 26 5t. The fragment records a supplier or shop inquiry with limited details and no further context.
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Buchheit
Cotton Crops Not Yet Normal May 20 Report
International News Service reports the cotton crop condition on May 20 is 74 percent normal, below the ten year average of 84 percent. States listed include Alabama 85, Mississippi 87, and Florida 82 percent.
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International News Service
Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Congressman Harris Thanks Promoters For Hospital Fete Efforts
The letter praises Mrs. E C Payne of New Decatur Alabama and the Ladies Benevolent Society for organizing a lawn fete at Hospital Grounds on the 29th to benefit the hospital. The congressman commends their untiring efforts across years to raise funds despite challenges.
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New Decatur
Alabama
Mrs. Payne
Decaturs
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Senate Eyes Trade Commission Passage Before Adjournment
Senate debates indicate passage of a Trade Commission Bill and repeal tolls measure will dominate next sessions as naval wireless progress and Clayton Act expansion figure in a broad set of federal actions. Iowa primary centers on Meredith and Connolly while Alaska resource control proposal gains support. Accidents claim Hammer in Tompkinsville and derailment near Connellsville kills five trainmen.
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Wilson
Senate
Revenue cutter Bear to aid marooned Arctic party
The Bear, due at Nome Alaska, is believed to carry tidings of the marooned Canadian Arctic party under Stéffasson.
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Bear
Nome
Alaska
Stéffasson
Enclosing a Little Check for the Proper Party
A brief note states an enclosed check to be turned over to the proper party and hopes it reaches in time to increase receipts. Signed by C Harris.
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Cc. C. Harris
Rheumatism Quickly Cured by Liniment Claim
A Newton Iowa resident reports her sister’s husband suffered rheumatism in the arm. After using Chamberlain's Liniment, the next morning the pain disappeared. The ad promotes Eger 3 Lifiment as a remedy for chronic rheumatism.
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Newton
Iowa
Robert Turner Shot During Arrest Attempt in Jackson
Robert Turner was shot and probably fatally wounded while resisting police at Jackson. Investigators report the confrontation occurred during an attempted arrest and Turner sustained critical injuries.
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Robert Turner
Jackson
Health as Key to Success and Constipation Remedy
The piece argues health as the top factor in success and notes men are rarely sick when bowels are regular. It extols Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation, appetite improvement, and digestion, claiming they move the bowels and strengthen digestion. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
President Wilson Discusses Business Conditions and Tariffs
President Wilson spoke on business conditions and the Clayton Anti-Trust Bills noting a slight dip in spirits but rising exports versus imports under the new tariff. He said labor unions gain nothing from the bills except the right to exist and that boards of trade and business organizations have not been questioned.
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International News Service
Washington
Wilson
Boards of Trade
Real Estate Offer Promises Good Money for Home Ownership
The notice urges readers to visit and discuss owning property, promising several propositions that mean good money for those who take them up. It invites action with a friendly prompt, suggesting wisdom in acting on the thought of home ownership.
French Cabinet Resigns. New Ministers Named
Paris report says Premier Duenergue's cabinet signed an agreement on government policy. Renevivaiani, minister of Public Instruction, is commissioned for a new cabinet as of June 1 in Paris.
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International News Service
Paris
Juine 1
Duenergue
Renevivaiani
Cure for Stomach Disorders by Chamberlains Tablets
Stomach disorders may be avoided by the use of Chamberlains Tablets. Many remarkable cures have been effected by those tabs. Sold by all dealers. Adv. We sell old newspapers.
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Bordhohns
Buttrey’s
W. C. Hardage
Wolhermose Action
M. L., Hardage
Geo. A. Hoff
Clitus Almon
Pat Nashville
Joe Cornish
Joe Woods
University of Ala
Ponsonby Kyle and
Milton Lipscomb
Jomery
Starke
Wm. Crawford
Birmingham
Margaret Clinton Shelton
Wm. Steed
Guild House
A. A. Hardage
Martied Ladies’ Bridge Club
Cureus Wells
Auction Bridge Club
B. Crawford
Chautauqua
Anna May Neville
Trinity
Lucile Wade
Oak Street
Trin
M. Weber
Annette
Acc
Louisville, Ky
A. H. Potts
Jno
Pointer
Church Street
Trixie Scheer
Young People’s ‘Missionary Society
C. V. Dupont
Nashville
Slip Up Hill
Francis Wade
M. L. Rone
Cotlla
Texas
Maury County
Tennessee
Lillie
Vera Burleson
Hartselle
Kittie Prevett
Misses Burleson
Grant Street
Bulletin
ORG
Thompson’ S Drug Store
Silk
Bailey
Delite
William Clifford
Thomas H. Ince
Enid Markey
Chasey and
Hershal Maya
Dolly
Acton Davies
Mary Fuller
Princess Mona Darkfeather
G. M. Anderson
Harris
E. C. Payne
Colorado
United States Navy
Department
Inter- State Commerce Commission
William Rockefeller
New Haven
Demcratic
United State
Edwin J. Meredith
Des Moines
Maurice Connolly
Dubuque
Lane
Interior Department
Congress
Bill Hammer
Monroe County
Tompkinsville
Connellsvile
Decatur Drug CO
Decatur
Rye Wise
Finitly Hone Paii
Hanson Realty & Ance Co
Big Bob Leonard
Hazel Buckham
Wallace Reid
Dorothy Davenport
Victor
Irene Wallace
Leah Baird
Far East
Papen A
Othene
Palm Beach
Weber & Block
Second Avenue
Delite Theatre
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