Sensation of High Speed in a Record Breaking Car
A Kansas City Star excerpt describes the thrill and danger of hill climb racing. The driver endures bumps and skids as the car surges to sixty miles per hour, with spectators and official timers noting the new record. The piece humorously contrasts the married man’s fear with the single man’s reckless joy.
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Dever
Iast
Kansas City Star
Queen Victoria’s Visit to Parkhurst Prison
A Victorian-era tale recounts Queen Victoria visiting Parkhurst female convict prison and entering the great ward where convicts cried out for pardon. The scene surprised the queen who later walked the room with dignity amid awe-struck inmates. The memoir recalls how news traveled slowly before telegraphy, with mail coaches delivering victory reports.
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Queen Victoria
Parkhurat
Hilson
Blackberries Bridge Social Divide Across Tables and Tides
The fragment notes blackberry pie as a unifier from rich to poor across dining spaces from grand hotels to poorhouses. A social commentary echoes equality at lunch counters despite class, then shifts to a court sale notice in Houston County Alabama involving Tom Shinholster and partners, with a public auction of a mare and a mule set for September 22, 1906.
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Monroe Inquirer
Attachment Notice in Hous ton County Alabama
In Justice Court of teat 3 M Cherry plaintiff obtained an attachment on August 28 1908 against H T Fallon and wife now residents of Alabama and Tennessee. The levy covers a hand grip or suit case trunk and contents and a box and contents. Defendants are hereby notified of the attachment and levy.
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M. Cherry
H. T. Fallon
Justice Court of Teat 3
Houston County
Alabama
Tennessee
Dothan Crate Manufacturing Co Dissolution Agreement 1914
J M Taunton buys out O D Watson interests in Dothan Crate Manufacturing Co for 125 dollars and assumes present indebtedness listed in exhibit A. Watson remains not liable for debts made in the company name not listed. Agreement dated August 28 1914 with witnesses.
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State of
Alabama
Houston County
J. M. Taunton
O. D. Watson
Dothan
Lothan Crate Manufacturing
Stalians
Cote
Dothan Crate Manufacturing Co
Do Than Crate Manufacturing
Do Than Crate Manufacturing Co
A Move at Last from a Mud Hole Saga
A humorist long urged the town council to fix a muddy hole near his home. One night he heard spluttering noises and found a council member stuck in the mud. He greeted him and then closed the door, leaving the councilor to extricate himself.
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London
A New Choir Tenor Feels Out of Place in Vestments
A new choir member in an Episcopal group frets about his unfamiliar cassock and being the only one standing out in the processional. He worries about tripping on the skirts and mussing his linen collar as nerves rise before the opening prayer. A bass notes the misfit, asking if he is a tenor, prompting a cautious reply.
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Glasgow
Nelson Street
Mr. Brown
Mr. Ray
Sheriff Sale Notice of Lumber Goods in Pansey Alabama
Judgment recovered by Mortock Tobacco Co against Tom L L Shinholster and others leads to a levy on lumber and decking inventory stored at Pansey Alabama. Sale scheduled for Tuesday September 22 1908 at Pennsy Alabama Houston County with T W Butler sheriff of Houston County overseeing.
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Alabama
Tom Shinholster
Will Shinholster
L. L. Shinholster
Mortock Tobacco Co
Pansey
Alabama Theratom
L L. Shinholster
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