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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
5
City business and social items mix with ads from Prickly Ash Bitters and Skeeter Scare. Local lectures at the courthouse, theater notes, sales pitches, missing person rumors, and a family move to Fort Payne fill the page with varied community chatter.
The Anniston store manager Mr. Lee W. Thomas is praised as perhaps the most skilled Alabama watch repairman. He combines practical experience with thorough technical training from a major Eastern school. He can fabricate any watch part except the dial, hair, and main springs using genuine materials and modern tools. Bench work is kept clean and service is priced comparable to less skilled rivals.
Judge G B Randoph returns from Columbiana. H P Salter arrives home from Sylacauga. Dr G A Matthews back from Corinth Mississippi. W M Smith of Birmingham was at the Alabama last night. Fred Bell and John Orr vacationing at Cumberland Island. C C Pitts of Newnan Georgia inviting his brother J W Pitts. J R Turner away to old home north of Rome Georgia. Deputy A S Marshal B H Hill to resume work after illness. H W Davis and family leaving for Atlanta to reside. Herbert W Smith of Birmingham, formerly of Anniston, on business. James Carter returns from Atlanta and Athens after short vacation.
Classified notice lists two wagons with harness a pair of platform scales and wood yard tools for sale and a seven room cottage at the southeast corner of 17th and Quintard with possession August 1 7-26-11. Also a good milch cow viewable at 219 FE 19th St plus names O M Bricker and Mrs C A Hanson at corner 10th and Quintard.
New shipment of combination three tone Columbia graphophone needles offers loud, soft and medium tones for ten pieces. Promises cost savings and less trouble, with urging to visit Carter Music Co at 14-21.
State Normal School invites applicants for the 1906 session. Enrollment 524 across all classes, 332 in the four normal school classes, drawing students from 51 Alabama counties. 300 boarders, 135 teachers, strong professional courses, web equipped manual training, prepares for state examination. Board $10 per month. expenses $75 to $125 per session. For catalogue address.
Coal and boiler fuel advertised by Model Iee Co. promises fast delivery by phone 59. Local heads up for households needing winter coal supply and heating fuel options.
Alabama Abstract Company offers to examine titles for real estate and provide a guaranty bond once the title is approved by their attorneys. The notice emphasizes professional review and bonding capability for clients seeking title assurance.
Anniston B P O Elks Lodge will hold its regular meeting tonight. All members are urged to attend. C. H. Tomlinson Exalted Ruler.
Warning on kidney and bladder health promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a positive remedy. The notice asserts the product cures diseases and references Elam Ordway and Houser in its endorsement.
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