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Newspaper
Pratt City Herald
Location
Pratt City, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1901
Page
1
Wietaydetete Ato Neate and visitors, including Prof. Crumley and Mrs. Wi Sharp Warner, visit relatives in Mississippi and nearby towns. Local residents Callie Johnson and Willie Gulledge are mentioned with illness and family visits. Prof Hanchey has been sick. Dora and Kate join others from Horse Creek for a Sunday gathering.
Mrs Ann Harton aged 66 died Friday after a long illness at her son in law A J Tubbs home interment at Crumley s Chapel on Saturday Mrs Nolin Gooy relatives here on F Born to Mr and Mees Rube Howell on April 24 A sale by A Shafer Wykiin visit day POA Danforth LaGrange Ga suffered six months with a frightful running sore on lips IO Bucklen s Arnica Salve cured in five days for Allers Wounds Miles best salve Sold by Ry FB Le The Herald 1 00 a year Dora McDonald seeks boarders nice rooms and good table 108 Third avenue between First and Second streets
Pratt City and Ensley residents attend Elks Street Fair. visits include Mrs. C. A. Mitchell, Mesdames Logan, Harkins, Willoughby, Jenkins, and Webb. A house fire on Third Street caused minor damage. illnesses reported at Baptist parsonage. sermon topic May 3 at the Baptist church is Birth of Jesus.
A fragmented Jefferson Institute page lists lectures and discussions on school work and instruction. Names like Miss Gertrude Hamill, Miss Mary Cahalan, and Miss Lida Bradford appear alongside topics on text books, physiology for small children, and library use. Additional notes reference plant sales, school attendance, and community notices.
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