Birminghams Christmas Savings Clups Boost Ready Cash
Birmingham and its utility and banking institutions announce a surge of prepared cash for residents through Christmas savings clubs and prior deposits. Free quarters of a million dollars will be distributed over the next 90 days to elect customers with good payment records. Checks for returned deposits with interest at eight percent go to electricity customers and others with Christmas savings accounts. Banks plan mailed checks exceeding $60,000 between December 16 and January 15. Additionally Alabama Power reports about $888,000 in dividend checks to be mailed on January 2 and February 1 for preferred stock records.
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Birmingham
Ala
Iity
Pevesr
Birmingham Electric Company
Alabama Power Company
Oldest Living Davis Relative Described in Classified Odds
A faded 1933 ad fragment hints at an unusual attractively advertised rental for profit. It mentions daily classifieds and a reference to Pemults and $5 reenra shares, dated January 15, 1933, with no clear names.
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia touted as indigestion remedy
An ad-style piece claims indigestion results from over-stimulated stomach nerves and excess acid. It promotes Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as the quick, proven remedy and recommends its use for constipation headaches and heartburn. It also markets Phillips' Dental Magnesia toothpaste as a teeth whitening and decay-preventing adjunct.
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Hes
Hartford social notes from Coffee Springs faculty weekend guests
Hartford residents and friends hosted a flurry of weekend visits and local club gatherings. Members of the Clifford Lanier chapter of the U D C met at Mrs. W M Lanier’s home with Mrs. J C Quillin, Mrs. C F Davis, and Mrs. Dave Folsom as hostesses and Miss Myra Wateon, a Teachers College student, spent the weekend with her parents in Hartford.
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Misese Bertha Barrett
Ellen Williams
Coffee Springs
Ward
Clifford Lanier
U. D.C
Tts
W. M. Lanier
J. C. Quillin
C. F. Davis
Dave Folsom
B. T. Bridges
Myra Wateon
Teachers College
Troy
Hartford
J. J. Wateon
Noah Thomas
Ruby Lol
Oocee
Flo
Misa Elva Holman
Thomasville
Lloyd Watson
Moultrie
Duprea Davis
Dothan
J.C. Holman
Maxwell Lanter
Wisconsin
Hire
W. M. ‘Lanier
Eldridge Black
Clearwater
Fla
M.L. Black
New Orleans
Jamie Corbitt
Horaton
Texas
Larkin Corbitt
Kellar B. Willams
Joan
Birmingham
KB. Williame
Julia Quillin
James Quillin
Enterprise
R. M. Hatcher
J. W. Hatcher
Columbia
Dan Folsom
Dan Folgrom
Tallahassee
Hartford Muele
Leslie McCants
Ardis
D. R. Hipp
Frank Stewart
H. T. Holman
Wild Bull McEver Sprints For Tennessee Touchdown
A Houston County society page notes social gatherings at the home of Mrs. B T Bridges with a salad plate served by a host of ladies. The Dothan Eagle carries an order of publication for Luella Brown, a nonresident, in a circuit court case and a sheriff sale notice for a C C Jordan judgment, plus a call to use the Want Ad column to sell unused items.
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B. T. Bridges
J. P. Strickland
Pete Daughtry
Wild Daughtry
Nellie Windham
Mildrey Chaney
Ruby Rhodes
Hartford
Spring Hill
W. A
Jewel Spears
Mildred Chancy
Lulella Brown
Circuit Court of
Houston County
Alabama
Lulalla Brown
Dothan Eagle
Houston
Luella Brown
Circuit Court
Pagannet CC. Jordan
Home Insurance Company
Anid
C. C. Jordan
Neely
J. V. Neely
Maid Command
C. Jordan
Court House
Dothan
Als
Ala
Joe Rollins
The
Eagle
McEver
Tennessee
Mack
Hande
Tennesare
Flogging Victim The Cost In Small Town Ads
A hazy classified fragment offers cash for odd articles and mentions a flogging victim context with unclear local details. The notice hints at a sale or barter style appeal capturing a period newspaper tone.
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Davis
Reenra
Anna Davis Smith
Baton Rouge
Jefferson Davis
McEver Bucks
F. Brown
A. L. Howdon
Junior
Mother
Clarence Sherman
Pontiac
Mich
Ahown
Firestone
Pio
Neered
Ture
Pennsylvania
Firestone Battery
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