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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
5
Local notices and social items from city pages
Mr Walter G Bryant returned from Tuscaloosa after a successful embalmers board exam. Coroner Murphy’s associate and student Mr Bryant is featured with local ads on coal weather and gas ranges. Police court docket lists four cases with three continued and one drunk fined four dollars. Model Ice ads, railroad pricing talk, and horse boarding appear amid miscellaneous community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Walter G. Bryant
Tuscaloosa
State Board of Embalmers
Murphy
Oxford department chief seeks Jamestown trip vote
Mrs. Alexander Jones Adair of Ox ford seeks support in the Atlanta Constitution contest for a Jamestown exposition trip to Europe. She is known in Anniston and Ox ford from four years of news work, and friends are urged to help her win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Jones Adair
Oxfd
Oxford
the Star
Thetlanta Constitution
Adair
Anniston
Oxrd
Ruling Favors Standard Oil Co in Rebates Case
Chicago April 10 Judge Landis issued a ruling that aligns with a victory for Standard Oil Co by holding the company knew rebates were illegal while sending the question of intent to the jury. The ruling also allows Standard Oil to present evidence on its intent in accepting rebates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Jury Venire Set for Special Term City Court
Juries drawn for the special term of city court starting April 22 include First Week jurors such as N. C. Weaver T. W. Carr W. L. Morris Gus Brown and others with assigned beats. Second Week jurors include I. H. Crowe G. I. Langston J. L. Frannelly G. W. Dempsey J. D. Dudley and more with beats listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Court
N. C. Weaver
T. W. Carr
W. L. Morris
Gus Brown
Jack McCuller
J. L. Boozer
C. D. Martin
J. M. Meadows
R. G. Roberts
Jnc. A. Williams
J. D. West
D. P. Sewell
D. R. Reynolds
W. C. Woodruff
J. W. Timmons
J. T. Thompson
C. B. Palmer
J. Kennedy
C. M. Brady
O. W. Hewitt
J. J. Fain
J. A. Herron
W. L. Lynch
L. M. Hemesly
J. F. Taylor
I. H
James Sharp
A. L. Jhonson
J. C. Meadows
James Kelly
T. W. Williams
T. F. Heathcock
W. G. Duke
J. P. Boozer
TH. M. Vice
Thomas Clark
I. S. Dunn
Sam Burgess
J. W. Davis
J. W. Manning
Eugene Fleming
J. W. Hoffman
J. W. Harbrough
John Huff
R. H. Falkner
Romania Deadlock Over Land Edicts In Agrarian Uprisings
In Vienna April 10 peasants demand enforcement of government estate limits and lease rules while King Charles backs the peasant demands. The Romanian Parliament controlled by landowners opposes the edict, causing a political standstill as spring cultivation is postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Vienna
Charles
Personal notices from a Birmingham business day
Mr Rutherford Lapsley is in Birmingham today on legal business. Mr J Sherk of Henderson Sturges Piano Company went to Gadsden today on business. Mr J B Story went to Ab==el this morning on business. F Douglas returned yesterday from a business visit to Birmingham. R W Moreland of Dean Clay county is in the city today. M Summers went to Atlanta on business today. W J Brock of Piedmont is here today. John B Ward of Abbeville is in the city. J M Millican of Rome came to Anniston today. W T Laitrell of Birmingham is on business here today. Messrs Ray Young E G Powell and James A Parker came over from Birmingham this afternoon. T P Harris of Hartwell Ga is in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford Lapsley
Birmingham
C. Sherk
Henderson Sturges Piano Company
Gadsden
J. B. Story
Abel
F. Douglas
R. W. Moreland
Dean
Clay County
W. T. Laitrell
Ray Young
E. G. Powell
James A. Parker
T. P. Harris
Hartwell, Ga
City
Henpeck Comic Exchange Aims for Pain Free Teeth
A humorous dialogue where Mr Henpeck questions painless tooth pulling and Dentin confirms pain relief. The mother-in-law needs seven extractions so they must seek another dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Henpeck
Local Firms Attend Landers & Co Sale Buyout
Announcement notes that Landers & Co has been purchased by a buyer who will assume the retail grocery business in Anniston. Also included is a testimonial from Mayor John R. Garrett of Girard Georgia praising Dean’s Ointment for curing severe itching piles. A consumer slogan endorses gas ranges for home cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landers & Co
Anniston
Dean
John R. Garrett
Girard, Ga
Anniston Cotton and Produce Prices in Local Market
Spot cotton in Anniston today quoted at around 10 percent of a cent. Prices paid to merchants include chickens 25 to 35 cents, eggs 15 cents, sweet potatoes 1 dollar per bushel, Irish potatoes 90 cents per bushel, white peas 2 dollars 50 cents per bushel, speckled peas 2 dollars per bushel, and corn 66 to 68 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Prospective Patient Seeks Insomnia Cure From Doctor Bleep
A prospective patient asks Doctor Bleep for a cure for insomnia. The exchange hints at medical guidance or treatment options but lacks detailed medical context. No charges discussed.
French ignorance of Bible figures shocks Stead tale
Mr Stead noted French indifference to Biblical names in 1900 during a pamphlet dispute on The Candidates of Cain. A Paris publisher asked for a new title for a French edition, saying no one in France knows who Cain is. French readers were said to not read the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stead
Cain
Paris
France
What Ails You and the Golden Medical Discovery
A 19th century medical pitch touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for biliousness and dyspepsia with a liver tonic claim. It lists roots and authorities, asserts non alcohol content, offers a free booklet, and endorses accompanying Pleasant Pellets for bowel regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Kk. Bartholow
Jefferson Med. College
Phila
HO Wood
Univ. of
Dr. Pierce
Public notice urges local advertising in this paper
A column urges merchants to place store news in the paper to reach households. It argues readers flock to competitors because they publish their notices and details, while this paper should also carry such information to inform the public.
Rome farmer dies from hydrophobia in Georgia
John Shelton, about 50, died at his Rome area home after hydrophobia developed five weeks post bite. He had treatment in Atlanta, then returned home before convulsions and frothing at the mouth. six men restrained him during the seizure. The same dog also bit multiple cattle, all with hydrophobia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Rome
John Shelton
Atlanta
Wheat Crop Health Steady in Report
Washington April 10. The agricultural department reports winter wheat condition April 1 at 69.9 percent, down from 89.1 percent last year. Winter rye stands at 92 percent, up from 90.9 percent a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Washington
Agricultural Department Today
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Richey
Southern Railroad
Southern
P. H. O'Brien
Glen Addie
Noble Street
Kresse
Clark
Weather Bureau
Telephone
M. Lewis
Empire
Montevallo
Jellico Coal
Donahoo & Co
Landers
J. B. Swan
Alabama
Jacksonville
W.P. van Arsdel
Suaac Sucee i Chrisman Jew Jeweler and Optician
Horn
Mrs. Adair
Sterne
West Fifteenth Street
Cooper Avenues
A. N
iGeorge S
BR. O. Tatson
Stevens Jewelry& Co
Standard Oil CO
Jury Venire
Mr. M. Summers
W. J. Brock
Piedmont
John B. Ward
Abbeville
Continental Baking Powder Co
Nashville, Tennessee
J. L. Carr
Oxanna
Mr. Carr
F. M. Nixon
Anniston Markets
Carre-Field Shoe CO
Rome Farmer
Indies
P.O
Anniston, Ala
Seventeenth St. School
Moses
Nobie Street
Tom Kelly
Wilmer Ave
Hicks
Sturn
H. J. Young
Wigley & Moore's
Cater Grocery Co
Anniston Banking & Loan Company
M. B. Wellborn
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