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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1917

Page

3

For Sale Multiple Properties And Goods In Alabama Area

Several for sale notices list property and items across Alabama. Listings include a 14th street frontage plot with a two story nine room residence near Noble street, six farms 40 to 227 acres each, 300 opera chairs two moving picture machines and a piano, a hot water heated residence with modern conveniences priced at 5500, and 400 acres of Sandy Loam with five dwellings near Ohatchee priced at 16 per acre with division options. Contacts include Dr F Leyden G H Easterwood J L Livers and AEB Goode.

14Th Street Wilmer Avenue Noble Street Leyden Noble St G. H. Easterwood Uhatehee Ala Powers Bush & Gerts J. L. Livers Charlottesville John A. Carter, Jr. & Co Coosa Ohatehee AEB. Goode Ohatchee La-Otg Jacksonville Pike Camp McClellan North Anniston Kilby Locomotive Works J. P. Johnson & Co P. O

Wanted helpers tap into member accounts in club

WANTED-Lady or boy of good standing in their neighborhood to devote several hours each month to collecting our accounts from members of the Mothers' Magazine Home Reading Club. Splendid opportunity to earn extra money. F. C. Congdon, 918 Austell Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 20-3tp WANTED-10,000 dozen fresh country eggs. See us before selling. Bell, Rogers & Zemurray Bros. Co. 16-4 i Taxi cab and Bus drivers, Etter's Ready Change Carrier, simple operation. Makes correct change in dark, Call 319-1, In the mornings. Address Box 705, City. 17-31-p

Mothers’ Magazine F. C. Congdon Austell Atlanta Bell, Rogers & Zemurray Bros. Co Etter

Sporting Notes and Results From Yesterday and Today

Baseball scores show Memphis 6 Atlanta 0 and Cincinnati 5 New York 0. Teams listed include New Orleans Nashville Chattanooga Mobile Birmingham and others with standings and upcoming games noted. Cuban and league tone reflects daily sport summaries with multiple matchups and results.

Memphis Atlanta New Orleans Nashville Chattanooga Mobile Birmingham Little Rock

National patriotic tennis tournament opens at Forest Hills

The national patriotic tennis tournament begins at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills with top players including William M. Johnston Watson M. Washburn Robert Tindley Murray Dean Mathey and Clarence J Griffin. Seiichiro Kashio of Japan joins to add international flavor and proceeds go to the Red Cross through the USNLTA ambulance unit.

New York West Side Forest Hills William M. Johnston Watson M. Washburn Robert Tindley Murray Dean Matheny Clarence J. Griffin Seiichiro Kashio United States National Lawn Tennis Association Red Cross

Virginia Artillery Arrives with Mascot Jackass Bear Cub

Virginia Artillery Battery D arrives Hampton aboard train with officers Captain Couch First Lieutenant Jones Second Lieutenants Sueden Cook and Noyes. Mascots include a burro jackass and a bear cub. A private tries to guide the burro over Cane Creek bridge and jokes about sending the jackass to Berlin to the Kaiser.

Or H. Moore Milton T. Noyes Moffett Virginia Artillery Hampton Frank H. Couch Thornton F. Jones Robert G. Sueden Roland D. Cook James McMenamin Cane Creek Berlin

Green Things to Eat and the Virginia Corn Capers

A vivid account of Virginia infantry occupying a Kansas corn field and ordering a cleanup that leaves the field bare. The narrative implies a broader tactic to deprive nearby troops of corn, highlighting a drastic, perhaps humorous, stance on resource control during field skirmishes.

Kansas Virginia Infantry Virginia

Cavalry Arrives to Aid Fire Patrol at Reservation

Cavalry plus infantry units from Maryland reach Camp McClellan to assist Brigadier General Charles D. Gaither in establishing fire patrol for the big reservation. Major Dulin had wired for a complement. The force includes one cavalry troop, three infantry companies, and a headquarters company from Maryland under Gaither.

Dulin Maryland Charles D. Gaither Camp McClellan

College Head Doing Bit as Stevedore in France

Rev. Dr. William Henry George former Geneva College president now serves as a Red Cross ambulance driver in France. Due to excess drivers he moved to the supply division and is working as a stevedore and laborer, a sister here reports.

Beaver Falls William Henry George Geneva College France George American Red Cross Harvard University

Scarborough Notestine Nuptials In Oxford Society

Marriage of Ab Scarborough to Margaret Notestine of Boothton draws local attention. Notestine is daughter of Rev A J Notestine, long-time Jacksonville pastor. Scarborough, a Montgomery military band member, may depart for France next month.

Oxford Ab Scarbrough Margaret Notestine Boothton Miss Notestine A. J. Noteastine Jacksonville Methodist Church Scarbrough Montgomery France Lizzie Sparks Buegene Wade Oxanna T. C. Wyatt Oxanna Baptist Church

Read Star Want Ads Section

Classified page fragment shows want ads and listings with numbers and shorthand. No clear event or person details available.

Crucial series opens as Red Sox meet White Sox

Summary of head to head games showing Chicago and Boston with results from May to August. Key pitchers listed include Russell Ruth Bader Williams Danforth Cicotte Shore Pennock Mays Faber Jones and Leonard. Chicago leads 9 wins to 6 with one tie.

Chicago Boston Russell Ruth Bader Williams Danforth Leonard Mays Scott Benz Chiago Shore Pennock Cicotte Faber Foster Wolfgang Jones

Traveling 1800 Miles For Army Acceptance

Albert Glass twenty three of New Kensington near Pittsburgh had to travel 1800 miles visiting eight cities before being accepted for the army. He was finally accepted in Milwaukee after earlier rejections at Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Boston Buffalo Cleveland and Chicago. The journey took two weeks.

Pittsburgh Albert Glass New Kensington Here Milwaukee Philadelphia New York Boston Buffalo Cleveland Chicago

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Louis Kidd Undertaking CO Auto Ambulance Service J. Ralph Usrey Woodruff Feed Company Mountain Farm Boaz T .C. Banks Attalla Holcomb & Hoke Care Star T. J. Williamson Paul Macortz Nationa Cash Register Carre Shoe Co Highland Avenue 12Th 13Th Streets W. D. Staples Veterinary Hospital Moving Picture H. B. Dolbey First Bank of Fairfield Fairfield Gus Landham Bremen Grocery Co Bremen L. P. Walker Vous F. Terl N. Wolfe St Baltimore John O Guthrie Nobleseas L. Mazer S. Fifth Street BE. R. Moore Robinson Book Store J. A. Dempsey Moore Ave Christine Avenue Bath Geo Croxdale Wilmer H. L. Stevenson Jacksonville Athletic Club L. G. Jones Blackwell Agee & Bibb Wiley Johnston's 10Th St J. N. Ll Star Office I. A. de Hart & Co Dadeville Tallapoosa County Court House G. D. Farabee Anniston Oxford Lake Fisher L. M. Burns Southern League Nashvillé Eeetee Cincinnat St. Louis Brooklyn Estes Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicagos Detroit Washington GAMP McLellan Cavalry Stevedore News OF Oxeor Sparks Wade J. H. Hopkins Sargent Hopkins A. J. Johnston Pleasant Ridge Misa Iane Brewster Follorrow Ft. Worth Texas R. C. McClarkin Jacksonville, Fla J. D. Wright Eva Day al Gwin Horace Gwin Gadsden Thad M. Gwin J. H. Graves Graves J. C. Lagreme Coldwater Miss Pearl Miller Ed Cox Macon, Ga Cooper Whiteside DELCO Delco-Light B. Dayton Universal Electric Co., Inc Second Ave Domestic Electric Company RED Sox White Sox Oxford Lake Park Richardson-Strought Alex Carr The Gabie Alabama Power Compa’y Anniston Operations
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