21 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1901
Page
1
The Elks have arranged hospitality for a grand Christmas feast with hundred fifty people to partake. A large quantity of turkeys and other fare has been provided in generous proportions, ensuring hundreds will enjoy a sumptuous spread on Wednesday.
Sororal Christmas Trees will be loaded with presents for the children who are prevented. The local Elks plan a generous display on Christmas Day to remember the youngsters and show magnanimous generosity.
The Anniston Elks announce a Christmas feast for needy residents on Wednesday at noon. About 400 pounds of provisions have been purchased for 400 invited guests, with a Christmas tree and presents for children and adults if remaining gifts arrive.
BIRMINGHAM Dec 91 B D Coffman held in Jefferson county jail awaiting grand jury action. He conferred with attorneys about the January meeting on charges of killing Rev J W Bradford at Brookside. Rev W P Blevins appointed successor to the late Rev Ka Bradford as Brookside Methodist Episcopal church pastor.
Calhoun County has appointed registrars for the coming elections. Names listed include L. W. Grant, Frank Len tole, Crensha Martin, W Hesary, H. Lindsa, and W. B. Al. The appointments were announced after a recess taken for the holidays.
Rank Knights of Pythias held its annual meeting and cattle ball. Officers elected for the coming year include O2M. Alexander as president T. B. Gordon as vice president and L. Al Astre as secretary. The group reports strong membership growth.
The Kansas City Star recounts Capt A P Ages suit to recover 102.50 from burglar Weber who robbed Mrs Agee and guest sister in Kansas City. Weber rumored legally dead may end case. jewelry stolen valued at 205 dollars including a gold watch later recovered damaged.
Wassincros Dec 31 Attorney General Knox says he will review charges against Leander J Bryan marshal of the middle district and has recommended to the President that the Senate judiciary committee proceed in the regular manner on Bryan's confirmation. Opponents press for an impartial agent to Alabama to review Bryan's record and accuse the President of carrying out a Southern policy of appointing clean men for federal positions.
Oxford prepares for a competitive drill against Anpiston and Talladega companies at Talladega on Christmas Day. Royal Purple and Pick Salmon colors to be worn with six selected men forming the squad. Sponsors for Oxford to be announced Monday night. Candies and engraved cards advertised at Robinson’s Book Store alongside coal sales and engraving offers from Chrisman & Co.
Bring your printing needs to the Btar Job office for better quality work at reasonable prices. The notice urges patrons to rely on local services every time.
Local butchers Rayfield and Hunter with Teuth and Moore celebrate a specialized meat selection in Kansas City. The feature highlights regional fare, traditional cuts, and a community-focused market approach.
Local readers are urged to reach Kennesaw for satisfaction regarding advertised dealer products. The notice highlights that most certified dealers offer these items and invites direct inquiry.
Sofia made by Boyer fits well and wears well. The sentence notes the quality and durability of the Sofia garment from Boyer.
The report states Alabama’s cotton crop this year falls well short of government forecasts with reduced yields across major districts. Officials note weather and insect pressures as contributing factors, while growers assess market implications.
Morntreamury December 21 Commissioner B. B. Poole predicts Alabama crops will underperform the bureau forecast. He says the bureau report exceeds his estimate and that a 1 percent near-maximum gap is likely. He notes fertilizer tag sales are down about 20 percent signaling cautious farming spending.
Sydney J. Bowie, member of Congress, asks for names and addresses of those needing seeds. He has some supplies left and will send seeds to those who provide their names and addresses before his stock runs out. Write him at once to be considered for a supply.
The Star Job Office invites contact to discuss printing services for any paper or magazine. Customers are encouraged to visit Robinson's Book Store to place subscriptions.
Local shop promotes picture frames as ideal Christmas presents with a cheerful display. Kus sell Bros advertises holiday specials and suggests frames as a quick, affordable gift option.
Fragmentary note mentions King William Acothh and Co rade Lincoln linked to Levi's store or event. The scant text lacks clear actions, dates, or locations to define a full news item.
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