Burglary at Merrill Depot Yields Few Clues
A Saturday night break in at the Merrill depot exposed the freight room and the agent's trunk but spared the safe. Valuable papers razors and plates were taken, while a reward was offered for the return of the papers by agent Mr Holder. Local visitors and ministers noted in brief society items.
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Senna
Merrill
Holder
Alex Miller
Hillman
Miss
Kalin
Mobile
Ale
Baptist Church
Willis Goff
Hattiesburg
Eliya Phillips
Ball
Mr. House of
J. E. Taylor
Main Street
George Cowart
Theodore Alabama carpenter nears completion of Dawes home
Theodore special report notes D M Lombard of Theodore close to finishing William Mills residence at Dawes Alabama and other nearby work for Logan. It also reports William Kroener losing several hundred dollars in orange trees to a field fire started by range fire and mentions Magnolia Springs Baptist church teachers meeting held Thursday.
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Theodore
Ala
D. M. Lombard
William Mills
Dawes
Logan
William Kroener
Magnolia Springs Baptist Church
Rail fence buried 10 feet deep recalled in Vitalitas interview
Retired Birmingham contractor T. L. Moore recalls a well preserved rail fence found 10 feet underground on First avenue between 18th and 19th, now the Chamber of Commerce site. He endorses Vitalitas saying it cured indigestion and improved health, and notes its availability at Sutton's drug store and by all druggists.
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Vitalitas
T. L. Moore
Birmingham
First Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Moore
Mr. Moore
1St Avenue
Vitalias
Sutton’s
Store buildings for rent on Dauphin and Government streets
W S Royal offers new and modern storefronts with large windows at 2 N Government. No 62 Dauphin is a three story brick building slated for improvement to suit a good tenant. No 6 Dauphin is a two story brick building in good condition for store or warehouse. No 211 St Michael is a large garge with cement floor for warehouse use. Attractive prices to desirable tenants.
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W.S. Royal
N. Government Street
Dauphin Street
St. Michael Street
Beautiful wedding graces Rosinton Baldwin county setting
Rosinton Alabama February 22 a high twelve wedding occurred at the Banning home with Miss Sa Thomas A Bar ing as bride and Mr Lawrence F Voris as groom. Twenty five persons attended including relatives and Chicago guests. Mrs Voris planned to attend but could not travel from Yonkers New York. Gifts were valuable and practical. The couple will honeymoon briefly and reside at Pinecroft near Robertsdale on return while the Banning home is largely closed for a few weeks with others heading to Sea Cliff.
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Rosinton
Ala
Banning
Baldwin County
Sa- Thomas A. Baring
Presen
Chicago
Sea’ Cliff
Brewton Notes on Local Deeds and Debates
Local items from Brewton include visits from Miss Alice Miller in Montgomery and Dora Smith returning home from Laverne. Wil liams and a Denaway are mentioned with several residents traveling to Pensacola and Mobile for medical care and visits. The Brewton Chamber of Commerce discusses freight rates, while the state high school debating league prep begins March 19 with Ed Neal Davison and Abie Brandenburg representing Brewton Collegiate Institute. A new son born to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Prescott on February 15.
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Pensacola
Fla
Hattie Allen
H. Levison
F. H. Cobb
McLellan
George Miller
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
J. T. Booth
Alco
Brewton
A. C. Parker
Roberts
Mobile
M. F. Brooks
Chamber of Commerce
Louisville and’ Nashville Railway Company
Railroad Commission
Brewton Collegiate Institute
Locals and visitors report from Escatawpa area
Ike Stanton of Meridian Mississippi visited relatives in Escatawpa on Monday. M B Platt traveled to Vinegar Bend Alabama on business. Bro German and Dr Thompson with Troy Pullen visited from Vinegar Bend. Mrs H Blackman and son Harrison returned from Citronelle. J W Collins and Ruth Collings hosted a party for Clyde Kirkland of Quitman. E Turner of Vinegar Bend plans a new home nearby.
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Escatawpa
Ala
Ike Stanton
Meridian
Miss
M. B. Platt
Vinegar Bend
Bro
German
Thompson
Troy Pullen
H. Blackman
Harrison
J. W. Collins
Mobile
Ruth Collings
Clyde Kirkland
Quitman
E. Turner
Leakesville Girls Second Team Defeats Washington 27 6
The Leakesville second girls team beat Washington 27 to 6 on the Washington court in a one sided Saturday evening game. Greene county reports 37 announced candidates for officers with more to come.
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Leakesville
Miss
Washington
Greene County
Greenville Observes Washington Birthday in Alabama
Greenville Alabama February 22 local businesses close for Washington birthday anniversary. Schools prepare special exercises and programs to be presented to pupils in the afternoon.
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Greenville
Ala
George Washington
Noting Diseases of Women as Curable Health Topic
An article discusses female diseases as curable and urges women to seek treatment. It addresses modesty, emphasizes health for sisters and mothers, and touts a remedy to improve appetite digestion and blood vitality.
Movable school of agriculture visits Loxley community
Farmers and residents welcomed the Alabama Polytechnic Institute program led by instructors. The event highlighted crop tasks and demonstrations, with county agents and local officials praising the effort. Planning to host the movable school again next year, the town notes new buildings and ongoing development including a church, a drugstore, and a ware room.
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L. N. Duncan Oyne
E. Hinds
J. C. Ford
N. A. Negley
Loxley
Alabama Polytecnic Institute
School of Agriculture
First Baptist Church
van Idestein
J. C. Griffin
C. S. Woods
Satsuma
Baldwin
Dr. Winberg
George Frampton
Pendleton
Ind
Satsumas
John G. Smith
Claypool
Ohio
J.S. Lambert
John M. Green
Bay Minette
J. S. Lambert
L. M. Wetzel
Fairhope Social News Highlights from Week
Fairhope notes show guests and visits including Ben Walker Curry of Tuscaloosa with Misses Dickinson and Mardi Gras attendance by Dr G A Mershon and family. Officials seek bonds for a People’s Railroad. new arrivals list and local excursions announced.
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Ben Walker Curry
Tuscaloosa
Dickinson
Slanson
Swedburg
Crichton
Berglin
G. A. Mershon
Roy Hauser
S. A. Osborn
Elyra
Ohio
W. R. Squire
Columbus
Fels Avenue
Dr. Minnich
Fish River
W. P. Minnich
M. L. Johnson
New York City
New Haven
Conn
Greenwich
F. W. Jenney
Oberlin
Fairhope
W. B. Keffer
Des Moines
Keffer
Ralph Keller
Ladiés of the Christian Church
Fort Morgan
Uni
N. O. Waldemer
Silver Hill
Mobile
Alexander
McKenzie Lewis
L. Castin
J. P. Moore
W. H. Marshall
K. Smith
Memphis
H. G. Kaffer
Maines
Euvéps
Oliver H. Bennette
Riverside
St. Paul
Minn
Weise
Chicago
Truman
The
People’s Railroad
Ned Daugherty
Ladies Host Banquet For Doctor In Atmore
The Women’s Missionary Union of Atmore First Baptist Church and spouses hosted an informal banquet for Rev. N. O. Patternoon at Pythian Hall. Thirty-eight attended a fine dinner amid native flowers as Dr. Patternoon tours February in the South hoping to become pastor. Toasts were given by Rev. W. G. Patterson and others as impressions of the community and climate solidify a promising match.
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Atmore
Ala
Women’s Missionary Union of
First Baptist Church of
N. O. Patternoon
Pythian Hall
W. G. Patterson
Webb
J. E. McCoy
H. H. Patterson
Cadman
Patterson
Virginia
Women’s Missionary Union
Prago stable sells horses and carriages in Wiggins
The Prago livery stable in Wiggins Mississippi sold its horses and carriages. Buyer B A Broom of Hattiesburg plans to run them with D C Bush managing. A J Ramsey Jr will register voters February 27 for state and county elections.
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Wiggins
Prago 4
B. A. Broom
Hattiesburg
Tad ‘Ferty
D.C. Bush
A. J. Ramsey, Jr
Maud Clendenin
Nashville
Tenn
J. P. Clendenin
Wisdom
J. J. Dawsey
Dawsey
P. A. Sanders
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Clarke County Treasurer Resigns After Long Service
Grove Hill Alabama February 22 James M Agee Clarke county treasurer resigns due to ill health after nearly thirty five years in office He was first elected in 1880 and has served continuously A rush of applicants appears to fill the unexpired term with a special county commission session planned soon to fill the vacancy
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Grove Hill
Ala
James M. Agee
Clarke County
Waldrup Jailed on Return to Bay Springs
J G Waldrup former Jasper county treasurer returns to Bay Springs Miss after 30 days away. Sheriff arrests him on a threats affidavit filed by his brother in law Williams. A writ of lunacy and peace protection are involved and a January trial is planned with numerous witnesses summoned for the state and defense.
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Waldrup
Bay Springs
Miss
J. G. Waldrup
Jasper County
Williams
B. McDonald
Drup
Chancery
T. Q. Brame
Cure Your Cold With Cascarets Tonight
A reader is advised that two Cascarets can clear the head and ease a cold by morning. The item also suggests cleansing the liver and bowels to relieve ache and congestion from grippe or cold.
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Cascarets
Denny Jr Named District Chancellor in Mississippi
W M Denny Jr the eldest son of W M Denny is appointed district chancellor by Governor Brewer replacing Judge J M Stevens promoted to the state supreme bench. Denny was born April 1 1879 in Moss Point and studied at Spring Hill College Mobile. He later worked in Louisville and pursued law following his father’s extensive practice.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Brewer
W. M. Denny, Jr
J.M. Stevens
Denny
W. M. Denny
Moss Point
Spring Hill College
Mobile
Chancery Court
Louisville
Cowit
W.M. Deneny
United States
Long standing grudge leads to fatal shooting in Butler County
In Greenville Alabama, February 22, Grady Martin shot Eli Cook after a feud escalated at Rhodes Station. The two white men, neighbors, argued as Cook advanced with a knife. Martin reportedly backed away then fired, seriously wounding Cook before authorities released him.
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Greenville
Ala
Eli Cook
Rhodes Station
Butler County
Grady Martin
Martin
Cook
Simple home treatment for skin diseases with resinol products
A Baltimore doctor recommends a cheap home regimen for eczema ringworm rashes and burnt skin using resinol soap and resinol ointment from the drugstore. Soak with warm water until crusts detach soften the skin dry gently apply a thin ointment layer and cover lightly twice daily. The itching and burning typically stop after the first treatment and skin clears quickly.
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Baltimore
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