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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
3
In LaPorte Indiana Bert Fiegle of Westville is reported in critical condition after a daylong uncontrollable fit of laughter. Doctors say the prolonged paroxysm tore rib membranes and caused internal complications likely to prove fatal.
Harper’s Weekly notes Dr. George Davidson of the University of California traced Cape Nome’s name to an 1883 British chart on the Herald and Plover expedition. A draughtsman’s unclear mark misread “C. Name” as “Cape Nome,” shaping the widely used toponym.
A Winchester Indiana resident M M Austin recalls his wife’s illness and how Dr King’s New Life Pills cured her. The pills claim to aid stomach and liver troubles and relieve constipation and headaches. Available at McElreath Drug Co for 25¢.
Mary Loughinizy trustee commands sale of Lot 4 in block F in Hight and McCoy addition Anniston Calhoun County Alabama to satisfy a decree from October 1901. The sale occurs January 6 1902 at the front door of the City Court room in Anniston within legal hours. Proceeds go to the highest bidder for cash.
In the City Court of Anniston In Equity Calhoun County Alabama a clerk sale is set for Monday January 6 1902 during legal hours. The property to be sold is Lots 15 and 16 in Block 3 in the Hight and McCoy Addition fronting 60 feet on the east side of Noble Street between 24th and 25th Streets Anniston. This sale satisfies a decree in the case Mary Lou Phinizy Trustee plaintiff versus H Frederickson defendant. A H Steppery Clerk.
The Anniston Rifles plan a Christmas day drill at Talladega with Captain Payne and coaches Keen and Caldwell guiding eager players. Local merchants promote clothing, soaps, coal, and stoves while Elks organize a Christmas tree and dinner for city children. Borne news covers births, church oyster supper, and Messenger boys in new uniforms.
Capt A P Agee, who went to Kansas City months ago, will return to Anniston within the next few days. He practiced law for many years at the Anniston bar but moved to Kansas City. Locals will be glad to have him back, as there is no place like Anniston.
Trade mark C C C with a tail appears on the light blue box for Cascarets Candy Cathartic tablets. Each tablet stamped C. C. C. Sold only in boxes at druggists. not offered in bulk.
The State of Alabama No 657. Annie King plaintiff against Annie King defendant in equity. By decree of October 1901 the City Court of Anniston will sell at public auction for cash at the front door of the City Court room in Anniston Calhoun County Alabama on Monday January 6 1902 Lot 10 Brock 17 fronting 60 feet on the east side of Walnut Street and extending back 140 feet in the Highland McCoy addition to satisfy the decree. A H Seervr Clerk.
R. G. Ragan administrator of Rosa A. Broyles estate will sell on December 11 1901 at public sale the lands described in Calhoun County Alabama for division among heirs. The sale notice runs in Anniston Evening Star once weekly for three weeks.
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