Alabama Conference Appointments List Published
The Alabama Conference announces a complete list of appointments across districts including Mobile, Greensboro, Union Springs, Montgomery, Pensacola, and various missions and churches. Transitions note transfers to other conferences and individuals named for presiding elders and staff.
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Mobile
W. M. Cox
Government Street
A. Bush
St. Francis
H. H. McNeil
Broad Street
W. N. McNeal
St. Stephens Road
L. C
F. Stephens
Whistler
J. D. Kerseh
Citronelle
E. L. Loveless
Escatawba
W McConnell
Calvert
C. Wilker
Cris Barr Weds Miss Annie Windham in Troy
Cris Barr of Troy married Miss Annie Windham in Troy last night and arrived on the late train in Dothan. Barr worked in Dothan for a time and has many friends there.
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Cris Barr
Troy
Annie Windham
Dothan
Mr. Barr
Reserved Seats Selling Fast for Elite Play
Reserved seats for the Elite on the 17th are moving quickly with Smith's Drug Store handling sales. Get a good seat soon to avoid missing the performance.
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Smith's Drug Store
Russia Accepts Austrian Plan For Balkan Congress
The Russian government回复 to the Austrian note confirms acceptance of proposals to convene an international Balkan congress, while final decisions on annexation await further talks among the powers. A lost dog notice and a feature on J Pierpont Morgan’s lunch habits follow unrelated items.
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Hich
H. C. Calvin
Dothan
Pierpont Morgan
Norman Ussery Dead at Eighteen
Norman Ussery died yesterday afternoon at four at his parents home Rose Hill. He was about eighteen, third son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ussery, with three brothers Arthur Lewis and Frank and sister Florence. Funeral at ten, buried in city cemetery. The Eagle extends sympathy to the family.
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Norman Ussery
Rose Hille
W. F. Ussery
Arthur
Lewis
Frank
Florence
Cotton crop rumor triggers Southern congressmen backlash
A New York report alleging a small cotton crop top drew swift Southern indignation in Congress. Representatives Heflin, Beglason, and Macon denounced the claim as slander from gambling interests. Bills to curb gambling in cotton were proposed after holidays. Brown of Ragland sought authority to raise the Coosa River dam, seeking department backing before Congress.
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New York
Congress
Department i Agriculture
Department
Heflin
Alaba
Ourleson
Texas
Macon Aransas
Agriculure
Probson
Macon
Brown
Ragland
War Department
Coosa River
Scratch Pad Reflections From a Bygone Column
A compact excerpt on morals and social conduct in a reflective voice. It muses on self denial, fashion, flattery, envy, and the motives behind public action. The piece weaves cautions about vanity and kindness in everyday life.
A Friend Bids Farewell in Grief Filled Tribute
The text mourns Norman with heartfelt gratitude to friends who offered comfort and flowers. It recalls his last words it's all right and speaks of faith, hope, and reunion in heaven. The tone honors a gentle departure and seeks comfort for grieving relatives through prayer.
Coming Wedding Announcement in Dothan
Mr and Mrs Jasper Daniel Logue request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Jaynell to Mr. BLOB Meadows on December 29, 1508 at seven oclock at their home 33 North Alice Street Dothan Alabama At Home Slovemb Alabama after January 1
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Dothan
Jasper Daniel Logue
Jaynell
Blob
Meadows
Belock
North Alice Street
Jabama
Slovemb
Alabama
Mrs Nealey Returns Home From Bainbridge Visit
Mrs J C Nealey of Bainbridge returned home today with her children after visiting Mrs George Lestie for a few days. Mrs Lestie hosted a small gathering at her home last night to greet friends.
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J.C. Nealey
Bainbridge
George Lestie
Dr Nealey
Mra
Lestie
Boston Lads Quartette Delights Lyceum Theatre Audience
The 80C 38 The Boston Lads Quartette, a Lyceum ensemble, performed at the theatre last night to general praise. Muse lovers and music fans approved the entertaining program, with many seated spectators expressing delight.
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Boston Lads ‘Quartette
Lyceum «Teractions
Bo Theatre
Obituary for Norman P Ussery of 1586 Birth and Death
This obituary recounts Norman P. Ussery born December 1586 died December 14 1908 to his parents Mr and Mrs W F Aswe. It notes his hopeful life and patient battle with illness and ends with a sentimental tribute to his character despite the fragmentary text.
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Norman P. Ussery
W. F. Aswe
Death Visits Do Thanas Old Man and Young Man
Grim feature of death visits in Do Than as an elderly man and an eighteen year old youth named Norman Ussery face the final illness. Ussery, a cheerful printer’s helper, fought consumption with hopeful determination while loved ones recall his gentle manners and silent courage.
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Dothan
Norman Ussery
Bank Promises Square Deal and Courtesies to Patrons
An advertisement pledges generous treatment to all customers at a bank with capital of 200000 dollars. It promises a square deal and extra courtesies and privileges to build popularity among patrons and attract men to become customers.
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The
Free
Itx
First National Bank Capital Stock Surplus
Balance sheet style snippet from a Southeast Alabama bank shows capital stock 250000, surplus 50000, liabilities 250000, total 550000. Named officers Carmichael president E R Malone vice president G Hi Malone cashier Robt Boyd assistant cashier.
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Alabama
Carmichael
E. R Malone
G. Hi. Malone
Robt. Boyd
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