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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1906

Page

3

Mayor of Atlanta Welcomes Negroes at National Negro Business League

The seventh annual National Negro Business League session opened in Atlanta with 4 000 to 5 000 delegates. Booker T. Washington delivers the evening address. speakers include Dr. C E Thomas of Anniston M D Fort Worth Texas and G W Franklin of Chattanooga. The league reports rapid growth in black business with 22 banks run by African Americans and two theaters recently built.

Atlanta DR. Thomas OF Anniston Booker T. Washington League E. Thomas M. D Ala M. Moseley Fort Worth Texas W. O. Emory Macon G. W. Franklin Chattanooga Mississippi

Montgomery Fair Promises Record Alabama Event

The Montgomery Fair runs October 22 to 27 with special rail service from Anniston. Alabama Agricultural Association governs a 100 acre site near Montgomery with $100,000 in improvements. National speakers include William J. Bryan and James Wilson. Premiums exceed prior Alabama fairs. county displays compete for a $1,000 prize. large horse races attract entries nationwide. Ample accommodations arranged for thousands.

Anniston Montgomery Alabama Alabama Agricultural Association William J. Bryan Jas. Wilson Agricultural Department Sargent Department of Immigration Harvie Jordan Southern Cotton Association Samuel Spencer The Southern Railway Jordan W. H. Morris Farmers’ Union

Doan's Regu lator Endorsed by Sulphur Springs Grocer

E A Davis, a local grocer in Sulphur Springs Texas, reports relief from habitual constipation after using Doan's Regulators. He states the product has strengthened his bowels and kept them regular since use.

E. A. Davis Grocer Sulphur Springs Tex

Georgia Agriculturists Mark 60th Anniversary in Griffin

The Georgia State Agricultural Society celebrates its sixtieth anniversary with the largest convention in its history in Griffin. More than 150 members from every county attend the opening session led by President J. J. Connor with speakers including J Pope Brown Samuel Dunlap J Woodward and D C Barrow. The convention continues tomorrow.

Georgia State Agricultural Society J. J. Connor J. Pope Brown Pulaski Samuel Dunlap Hall Col. J. ©. Woodward Fulton D. C. Barrow State University

Chamberlain's Salve touted as cure for skin diseases

Advertisement proclaims Chamberlains Salve quickly relieves intense itching from salt rheum and eczema and claims it is unequaled as a cure for skin diseases. Sold by J. L. Wikle.

J. L. Wikle

Half-Price Ferns Offer From Local Nursery

Ferns of ten kinds in all sizes offered at half value with price cuts on large plants to make room for smaller sizes. Plants can be shipped with about 10 percent extra cost. Shipping paid by the seller on orders of five dollars or more. Contact F. J. Ulbricht.

F. J. Ulbricht

A Wiret Essay In Housekeeping Punch Cartoon

A Punch cartoon shows Mr. Jones asking a question and Mrs. Jones replying about plucking a rabbit all afternoon, suggesting domestic humor centered on a simple kitchen task. The scene captures light domestic tension in a single-frame gag.

Housekeeping Mr. Jones

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