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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1900

Page

5

Births and notices in city columns prompt a busy week

A series of brief city notices records births for Mr and Mrs A Culberson a boy and a girl for Mr and Mrs T R B Gordon a boy. The Oxanona Hotel entertainment by Cumberland Presbyterian church ladies was postponed due to rain and rescheduled for tomorrow at 7 45 pm with 10 and 15 cent admission. Deputy Sheriff Meharg took Kate Humphries and Mary Hoke to Wetumpka for penitentiary terms. Also listed are classified items including a two to three seamstress position and tailored clothes ads, railroad drayage services, and a London sale of sack suits at Ullman Bros. Additional notes mention Woodstock mills bids, Gardner Yare mills naming, and staff movements at The Evening Star with Russell W Rose named city circulator.

Oxanoa Hotel Cumberland Ma Sweete Danters Frank Meharg Wetumpki Kate Humphries Mary Hoke

Local notes mention Kennesaw and garden tasks

The item references the word Kennesaw as slang for a top cigar in Anniston, notes Mrs J L Miller expanding her residence on Wilmer and Twelfth, urges readers to plant their gardens now with Edmondson Anderson offering service by phone 88-3, and reports G W Staples returning from a business trip to Talladega.

J. L. Miller Wilmer and Twelfth Streets

Kennesaw Smoker’s Delight Featured With Military Panoramas

Mrs. Benj. Micou of Washington arrives from Birmingham to stay with Cant. and Mrs. A. P. Agee. A military panorama of the Transvaal War and life like depictions of battles in the Spanish American War are on view in a Gar nee and Tenth streets store room. Admission ten cents with good music. Also advertisements for sale of horses and carriages.

Garnee and Tenth Streets

Aniston Tannery Promises Best Prices For Hides and More

The Aniston Tannery advertises top cash prices for hides beeswax tallow and tan bark. It emphasizes immediate cash payment and high value offers for animal products and byproducts.

Aniston Tannery

Special sale of all wool suits continues to April Fourteenth

Ulman Bros announces a special sale of men suits priced at $6.99 to continue until Saturday night, April Fourteenth. The store promises all wool and worsted suits in sizes 33 to 42, with money refunds if not satisfactory.

Ullman Bros

Red River on a Rampage in Dennison Texas

High water on the Red River has risen ten feet in twenty four hours affecting Dennison Texas. The piece notes a strong surge with claims that no previous run exceeded the quantity of the Kennesaw. Local hauling firm Edmondson and Anderson offers prompt service, contact via phone 28 3.

Dennison Texas Red River Edmondson & Anderson

Chinese Dinner Invitations and a Witty Portrait Remark

A traveler Dr Sven Hedin notes that Chinese dinner invites arrive in a large envelope with a tiny card to keep if you accept and return if you decline. He adds a timing quirk that a 12 o clock banquet may start at 2 pm. Sir Robert Teel recalls a friend comparing a portrait to a quiver lip and arrows from it in a humorous exchange.

Sven Hedin Robert Teel Sir Robert

Dyspepsia Quip From Philadelphia Press

A wry exchange notes MecJigger K rusty suffering from dyspepsia and a blessing in disguise. Thingumbob remarks that the bad mood can be blamed on the ailment, reflecting a humorous line from the Philadelphia Press.

MecJigger Krusty Thingumbob Philadelphia Press

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LAM Drug Anniston AL Raya Haviland China Anniston Trading CO Hawes Ansley Anniston Shoe Co Ansley’s Miss Daniel Columbian Building Bowling Alley Noble Street J. G. McKinney Mra A. Culberson T. RB Gordon Donahoo & Co Anniston Ala John Floyd Smith Oxford Junius Levy A. F. McGhee Woodstock J. T. Gardener Thomason Gardner Yare Mills D. G. Brothers Jacksonville Julius Levy James Crook H. Ritter Youngstown, C J. A. Edwards Union Depot Marshall Edwards Cuba iSif Edith McMillian Rome C. H. Hiton Will Collier Little Bicycle Hospital Tenth Street C. Sykes Russ W. Rose Evening Star Rose Atlanta Kennesaw G. W. Staples Tallas Deg J. N. Dobbins R. P. Thomson Anniston Yarn Mills Nobby Manhattan Eclipse Douglas Shoes Ullman BROS Sternes Grocery J. P. Reynolds Gaines Marble Co Cartersville, Ga D. R. Gaines 19Th Quintard Ition Atlanta Journal Outing NewMan Atlanta, GA Jim Newman Stickney’s Pharmacy
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