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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
4
A movement among leading German residents of Calhoun County urges German immigration to Alabama and Anniston. It praises Germans as industrious, law abiding, and capable in farming and business, arguing new settlers would boost communities and farming profits.
The Commercial Appeal reports Humboldt Tennessee bank paid 120000 dollars in cash to back tomato crop experiments in the region. Farmers shift from upland cotton to tomatoes for easier cultivation and stronger markets with ties to Anniston Atlanta and Birmingham shippers.
The New York World notes the tariff law allows a customs collector to inspect baggage of any arriving person but not to order searches for all. The circuit court affirmed discretion to examine baggage when proper. Attorney General Gage faced previous defenses of treating all returnees as suspects and allegedly threatened a list of prominent smugglers.
Advertisement claims liver regulation and blood purification improve complexions with rosy cheeks and rich skin tone. Pills priced 25 cents at Blam Ding Co. drug store and dated October 25. Also lists rental notices for Caldwell residence in Noble and steereroom on Loth street with Parker & Co.
A speaker argues that railroads form a single trust harming producers and farmers. The cure lies in challenging man made laws and institutions, not individuals. Laws enable cornering of money, the blame lies with those who craft them, not the rich men who exploit them.
Mr G W Dunston of DeArmanville dies after long illness at 66. Services held at Bethlehem church. Local residents and visitors noted. Miss Orr and Miss Wilson among those mentioned. Oxford College relocations include B L Baines family moving to dormitory and Mrs Gaines named college music teacher. Cotton expected to arrive this Saturday.
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