Clarence Eddy Delights Anniston At Organ Recital
The sun bright and air clear as Prof. Clarence Eddy performs an organ recital at St. Michael and All Angels church in Anniston. A large cultured audience enjoyed a varied program of classics, praising his masterful touch and the church acoustics. Eddy’s ninetyth engagement of the season precedes a Paris tour with twenty five engagements for the exposition.
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Social and civic improvements fill Aniston coverage
Local notes report town efforts to keep streets and sidewalks clean, add trees and flowers, plus club events. Meetings hosted by Miss Laura Brown and Miss Mary Huger highlight social calendars, with a German evening for the Columbian club and a college picnic planned.
Kennesaw Bests 5c Cigar in Aniston Nickname Overview
A brief local note describes the nickname Kennesaw as the top five cent cigar in An niston, using a familiar regional term to identify a preferred shop or brand. The item reads like a locals guide to everyday bargains and familiar names.
Concerning Anniston and Annistonian Opinions
Chattanooga dispatch notes Jos J Willett of Alabama backs Judge Van Wyck for the Democratic nomination for president though the judge is distant. It predicts William Jennings Bryan will be nominated before his death and hints at effects on McKinley and Hanna.
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Buckeye Engine Arrives for Anniston Electric Plant
The large Buckeye engine is added to the Anniston Electric and Gas Company plant. The new generators have shipped and are expected to arrive daily. Once they arrive the machinery will be stationed at the plant.
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Anniston Electric and Gas Company
Tax due date notice from City Tax Collector Quinn
Real and personal tax is now due and will be delinquent on the first day of May. The books are now open and the amounts can be settled now and save additional cost. I. QUINN, City Tax Collector.
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I. Quinn
Estate of John H. Castleberry notices for collection
Notice announces all notes and accounts due the estate of the late John H. Castleberry have been placed in the collector A. F. McGhee’s hands. Debtors are urged to call at his office and settle promptly. 19-lw
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A. F. McGhee
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