Evening Star to Not Publish Monday Labor Day Notice
The Evening Star will not be issued on Monday due to Labor Day to allow employees to participate in the holiday exercises.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1902
Page
4
The Evening Star will not be issued on Monday due to Labor Day to allow employees to participate in the holiday exercises.
George H. Hees, dispatched by the Canadian Manufacturers' Association to Dawson, reports Klondike gold yield last year at 24 million dollars and a projected next year not to exceed 14 million. He notes renewed discoveries but warns of a sharp decline while Dawson attracts ten applicants per job as new workers arrive.
The Birmingham Ledger and The Anniston Star praised the democratic primary contest as orderly. Both conservative afternoon journals offered no harsh judgments of any candidate and urged party confidence.
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures all stages of catarrh by internal use, claiming it works on blood and mucous surfaces to build constitution. It offers One hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and directs readers to Toledo suppliers and testimonials.
A retail notice promotes Postell's Migaunt Flour as nutritious, reliable, white and well ground. Sold by all good grocers.
The thirteenth annual Calhoun County Sunday School association meeting met at Harmony Baptist Church near Choccolococo. Despite bad weather, attendance was strong and the session was called the most harmonious yet. Officers for the coming year were elected: S. N. Milligan president. C. A. J. Hollingsworth, F. W. Foster, Rev. J. Bert Roper vice presidents. J. C. Bovenkir k secretary. Dr. E. B. Anderson treasurer. M. A. Smith chairman of the executive committee. Next year’s meeting site to be chosen by the executive committee.
Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Newsome and sons James and Reuben return to Russellville Arkansas after an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Newsome. The Ladies Guild of St. Michael and All Angels church meets with Mrs. McMillian on Leighton avenue Monday at 4 50. Miss Markstein of Anniston and Miss Richards of Coal City visit Miss Fannie Ramagnano. Lesley Mosley and Will and Turner Norwood of Anniston visit Dr. W. B. Arbery’s family. Miss Lucy Ledbetter of Anniston visits Miss Annie Crow. Miss Corine Smith of Anniston visits Miss Julia Montgomery. Purves Jeffers of the Atlantic Coast Line in Florence S C arrives to visit relatives and returns to South Carolina tomorrow.
J H Johnston of Broughton Georgia says years of bronchitis left him unable to work until Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption cured him. His wife’s asthma also improved. The ad claims it is the best group medicine for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00 and free trial bottles at Miller Drug Co.
F A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama spent a large sum on doctors for piles that caused 24 tumors. After Bucklen's Arica Salve was used the inflammation and pains subsided. The product is praised as the best salve and sells for 25 cents at Miller Drug Co.
A private school for girls and boys will be run by Miss Mary M. Jordan on Quintard avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. The room is equipped with improved patent desks and blackboards, a large adjoining playground with swings. The term starts September 9 and will offer the first four grades. Miss Jordan has five years of teaching experience in Anniston and is well regarded by local patrons.
Mr N H Reid returns tonight after an extensive western tour. He attended the grand lodge of the Elks in Salt Lake City and visited San Francisco Portland Tacoma Ta coma Washington Yellowstone Park and other points of interest with Messrs Jos Saks and M Markstein who accompanied him.
Dr Geo Ewing of Smiths Grove Kentucky with over thirty years in practice writes on his experience with Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports relief after three bottles and recommends its use in his own practice. The ad also urges saving money through The City National Bank savings department to build a bank account and avoid poverty.
Advertising a range of financing options for vacant lots and residences. The firm promises loans for building or purchasing with cash or installment plans, stating terms to suit buyers and inviting rentals or investments in city properties. It emphasizes flexible payments and long terms for financed purchases.
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