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Pratt City Herald

Location

Pratt City, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1900

Page

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Puysteras Asn St Rn Office Brown Building

H MAMRICK M D listed with address Puysteras Asn Street Run 6 Office Brown Building Pyar Urg. The fragmentary text records a medical doctor’s name and address in a local directory style.

Oflice Brown Pyar Urg

Local ads and notices mix with medical cures and deaths

A long string of items lists books for Herald readers, garden tools, and various goods from Lacey's Racket Store. It includes medicine pitches for Castarets, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, DeWitt's products, and Herbine. It mentions sermons at M E Church South, a two story bungalow plan, and several local residents visiting or moving. Notable names appear including Dr J B Stagg, Lovelady, West Point Miss, and Misses Dilaney, with local business ads and funeral notices for George McDonald.

Alybany CN. Y. Dairysman Otto Scholz Chamberlain TF. Lovelady George McDonald Third Avenue Mineral M. E. Church South M. B. Smith Butternut DeWitt J. B. Stagg

Pratt Station Swept by a Midnight Blaze

A disastrous fire tore through Pratt Station during the night, leaving the building gutted and authorities assessing the extent of damage. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, with reports indicating extensive damage to the structure and extinguishing efforts continuing into the early morning.

Pratt Birmingham Norman Morrison

Total Loss About Fifteen Thousand Pounds Heaviest Loser

W. L. Young is described as By Far the Heaviest Loser in a report noting a total loss around 15000 pounds. The article centers on Prize winnings and the impact on Young’s standing as the top loser in the event.

Inrona Scientific American W. Young

Pratt City Fire Rages Through Red Row and Surrounding Homes

A devastating blaze swept Pratt City damaging the Red Row area and multiple structures including John W. Allen’s Pratt City Motel and E. W. Young’s store. Volunteers fought flames for hours, saving Ramsey Building and adjacent houses while drawing water from shallow wells. total losses near 700 to 1000 dollars in furniture and substantial property damage with partial insurance coverage.

Red Row E. W. Youngland Pratt City Third Street Young Ramsey Secon Avenue John W. Allen Mount Grantham Bess Db Zuber RHO Sewell Drentien

Water works assured wells will be sunk at Cuca Fora

Officials announce completion of plans to sink wells to improve water supply at Cuca Fora. The project aims to ensure steady access to clean water for residents and local industries as part of ongoing municipal infrastructure upgrades.

City approves water works bonds and start plan

City council voting on the water works project reaches a decisive moment as the bonds are sold and printing begins. The water works committee will secure funds, begin supplying the city, and contract plant construction within thirty days.

Ped Taesta Croraig Bitton Water Works Committee Syater Anl Mratt City Hotel J.B. Airil Lad

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. Mamrick, M. D R. F. Lovelady Opusite Southern Methodist Church J. Ard First Avenue Comstock Wivone Pravr City H. A. Dickinson J.P. Hagan WestRactor Prarr City Sam Foley Undertaker Embalmel Greenwood Gemetert D.b.luster Wu Street Aln Boa Clayton Lacey The Baptist Society Tatab Martin's J. W. Newman Pratt Dry Goods John J. Prince L Lovelady Thomas West Westpoint Miss Lizzie Byrum Blossburg P. 3. Allen Win Ore Newark J. B. Stags Lacey's Bucket Store Thomas Stewart Bufords England B. Hartgerink Overisel J.B. Stagg D. J. Meadows Jackston Calvin Zimmerman Milesborgs Va Birmingham Business College Totter Ala Pratt Dry Goods Company Wheeler Mary Jacks Chattanooga Tenn Frankie McNamara Helena Dilaney Avondale Steam Laundry Reliable J.T. Brun Ensley Standard Pointe Tallard Hh. He Lovelady West Point, Miss I. F. Lovelady BR. F. Lovelady Yowell New Orleans Tabler Dawkins St. Clair John Hill Blount County Dn Taylor South Side Ballard Mavaware and Carpenter's Tools Lacey's A.R. de Fluent Journal Doylestown Ohio George Traggisser Wilson's Shine Shop Tom Dr. Riley Mien UT. Cox Shine Dr. McDonald Botanical Laboratory Prof Rutherford Chamberdon Ange BF. L. Robinson Ovlors Hat Robison Cor Stobert Water Works Sol Erskeine Carlie Campyayia John L. Prince Lovelady’s Drug Store Pratt Guu L. L. Allison Alabama
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