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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
7
The article notes church flowers as a major annual expense even for poorer parishes. Florists supply Sunday pulpit bouquets, and flower committees balance budget with artistic but affordable arrangements. A tip may guide the florist to please the pastor’s favorite bloom.
The government owns a 2,000 acre reservation east of the creek at Hot Springs, including the mountain with seventy two hot springs. Twenty two bathhouses are leased by the government with fixed bath and attendant fees. Water runs at 138 degrees on average, with some spots needing cooling before bathing. Over $1,000,000 has been invested in improvements. An elaborate army and navy hospital dominates the site, set amid landscaped grounds with walks and flower beds.
A Baltimore American quip tells of a diligent hen whose egg output draws cheers from a crowing rooster. Envious hens complain that the rooster takes credit, but the hen says he is her press agent, proving success comes from minding one’s own business and letting friends help.
A primitive Matabeleland instrument uses twenty three iron keys on a wooden board forming a scale like a piano. It is placed inside a hollow gourd with bone bits around the opening to shape the sound. The performer plays with both hands, and Bent called the sound decidedly melodious.
Homer Hall of West Point Io suffered a severe lung cold with a obstinate cough. Doctors said consumption but he improved using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He proclaims it cured him and saved his life weighing 227 pounds. Trial bottles free at Mekreath Drug Co.
Readable fragments suggest health notes mentioning Floney and Tar Lua and a Siogsie cough. No clear event, date, or organization identified to specify a fuller item.
The State of Alabama Calhoun County. No 557 Mary Lou Phinizy trustee plaintiff vs Annie King defendant City Court of Anniston in Equity by decree October term 1901 I shall sell to the highest bidder for cash at public auction at the front door of the City Court room Anniston Alabama during legal hours on Monday January 6 1902 Lot 10 in Brock 17 fronting 60 feet on Walnut Street and mowing back 140 feet in the Hight and McCoy addition to satisfy decree Clerk A H Sumrprerp i 8t
The City Court of Anniston In Equity will sell at public auction the properties described in blocks 15 and 16 of Block 8 in the Hight and McCoy Addition fronting 60 feet on Noble Street Calhoun County. The sale is to satisfy a decree from the October term 1901. The bid is cash and the venue is the front door of the City Court room in Anniston. A. H. Suerrexp, Clerk.
Mary Lou Phinizy trustee plaintiff versus G Lormer defendant No 554 City Court of Anniston equity sale to satisfy decree describes Lot 4 in block F fronting Walnut street Hight and McVey addition Anniston Calhoun county Alabama to be sold Mon January 6 1902 at legal hours Clerk 73 A H Suerrexp
In the City Court of Anniston In Equity Calhoun County Alabama on January 6 1902 Mary Lou Phinizy trustee plaintiff versus G Lehonherr defendant a decree orders satisfaction of Lot 1 Block 20 Hight and Mc Coy Addition Anniston with A H Suerrero clerk of court note end of record.
By virtue of a decree from the City Court of Anniston Alabama at the October 1901 term the court orders the sale of a lot at the northwest corner of Fifteenth and Walnut streets in the Highland Mc Coy addition Anniston Calhoun County Alabama. The property fronts 25 feet on Fifteenth street and runs back 105 feet to satisfy the decree. Sale occurs in the courthouse room during legal hours on Monday January 6 1902. Clerk A H Sherr en announces.
A fragment urges readers to consider the value of quality work and invites contact by card or telephone for a wagon call. The note references Anni Ton Seeam Latn de, Noahle etrent, as part of the terse advertisement.
A new process at the Star Job Office produces en graved style visiting cards. The cards are neatly executed with equal engraving look. The innovation marks a shift in local printing quality and demonstrates improved craft.
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