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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1901
Page
5
City items note window display and local businesses including Flam Drug Co and Elam Drug Co. Police court cases dismissed by Mayor Anderson. Obituary for Mr Albert C Ayers of the Dim Mick pipe works. Help wanted salesmen for grocery trade and shorthand courses touted by Anniston Business College. Various real estate and rental notices, bonds released for John Gault, and local shop repairs and services mention Donahoo Co and McClurkin wood yard.
Mr R R Tomlin returns to Piedmont this morning. Capt James Crook of Jacksonville visits the city today. Capt W M Hames returns to Jacksonville. Col John M Goldwell comes back from Birmingham. Mr John Pace returns from Knoxville. Mr Duncan McEachern of Peaceburg spends today in Anniston. Dr J F M Davis returns home after a short stay. Hon John H Knox returns from Lamar and St Clair counties. Pure Gold in Heona. Vertm Cumcintes Laxative Quinine offered for cold relief.
A short verse extols the value of a simple smile as cheap and powerful. It praises a heart filled with love to lift gloom, encourage others, and brighten life, ending with a note about safes moved promptly and cheaply by R O Watson, phone 72.
The Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf fast express train leaving Memphis at 11 40 P M was held up by three masked bandits at a remote bridge crossing in Arkansas near midnight. The express messenger and porter were injured resisting the robbers. booty unspecified. The train carried a heavy passenger list.
Committees from the Presbyterian Synods of Alabama and Florida met in Anniston to discuss establishing a college and affiliated schools for both synods. Members included Revs. A B Curry and D D McQueen of Alabama and Wm E Mellwain of Florida, with Oxford and Anniston among sites considered. no location final yet.
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