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Notes from Weekly Age – Birmingham Alabama Newspaper

Posted by wanda  Published in Birmingham Alabama - 1889-1900

The Weekly Age 2 October 1889 (State News) Joe Baykin and a Miss Floyd ran away from Fayetteville, went to Sylacauga and got married. Ref: http://bplonline.cdmhost.com/u?/BrmnghmNP01,9199 —————– Weekly Age 9 October 1889 Books of subscription to the capital stock of the Shelby, Alabama, Central railroad iron opened in the Shelby iron company’s office on Saturday, [...]

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