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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
9
The trade journal Printer's Ink reprinted last week's savings bank advertisement from the Anniston National Bank, signaling the bank's promotional approach and regional advertising impact.
Reader tips suggest buying daily to avoid the holiday rush and ease the burden on workers behind the counters. The note emphasizes steady shopping to reduce crowds and improve service.
Nine defendants in police court were fined a total of 81.30 dollars. Various items promote Marsh's store and nearby sales while real estate broker W. T. Owen advertises bargains on Noble Street and 1202 Noble Street with large acreage near Anniston.
A cluttered ad fragment promotes Stoves, Wool Dress Goods, bed ticking, and Drummer sample lots. It touts factory cost pricing on goods and warns of early Christmas and Holiday shopping. Fireworks offered cheaper than competitors in town with a strong sales pitch.
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