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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
12
Mrs L J Hawkins and Mr J W Hardie report the death of their father Mr Y A Llardie in Kilmore County. A prominent Elmore planter he left a wife and five children. Mr J W Hardie travels to attend his father’s funeral. Mrs Hawkins remains.
The central union in Richmond and attendees accepted recommendations at the Labor convention in Scranton. Gompers reported a net union increase of 11 and 364,310 members, plus 4,500 new charters issued and 1,450 unions disbanded. It notes strikes in San Francisco and the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers facing unresolved aims. A reader cites Foley's Honey and Tar aiding a pneumonia patient.
An advertorial claims B B B Botanic Blood Balm cures keezma, secales, scales, ulcers, watery blisters, boils, pimples and bone joint pain by purifying the blood. It promises a free trial by writing to the Blood Balm Co. of Atlanta, with prepaid medicine and free medical advice until cured.
Talladega District holds quarterly meetings across multiple towns from December to February. Dates include Talladega Station December 8 and 11am, and December 11am at Talladega Mission, with other sessions in Anniston Glen Addie-Oxanoa Childersburg and surrounding circuits through February with multiple dates and times.
A local ad announces a large dry goods sale by Smoor & Bell to clear jeans overalls hats shoes and other items. The store emphasizes selling regardless of cost to focus on its growing grocery business.
Cigar dealers respond to a call in Kennesaw offering customer satisfaction guarantees. Most shops set clear terms for repairs exchanges and full refunds to ensure buyer confidence.
The Passenger Department of the Southern Railway released an illustrated booklet titled Winter Homes in Summer. It describes the winter resorts in the South and can be obtained by sending a two cent stamp to A. Benscoler, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Soldiers praised Bucklen's Armee Salve for scratches bruises cuts and sores with claims it cures or no pay. Sold for 25 cents at McErreath Drug Co. The notice also promotes Model Laundry and wagon pick up by card mail or phone.
Lot 89 contains Box and Claxton marble. Lot 40 features Guthrie 1 ba wall paper. Lot 41 Henry Lindsey 3 pes marble. Lot 42 C P Lauten 1 trunk. Lot 43 Morris Mtg Co 1 box medicine. Lot 44 M L McCobb 1 box picture frames. Lot 45 M Phinney 4 dot chairs. Lot 46 L M Ramsey 1 bri catsup and 1 brickles.
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