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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
4
A dated circulation statement lists daily totals for November 1906 from November 1 to November 30. The record includes multiple figures such as 2,310 on Nov. 1 and 2,880 on Nov. 28, signed by E. W. Ledbetter as notary public in Calhoun County, Alabama.
Local Salvation Army officers organize a Christmas dinner and toy distribution for the poor and ask readers to contribute to the fund. The Evening Star will publish names and addresses of donors to widen participation, listing initial contributions from Anniston Ellis and others while inviting more names and amounts.
A historical note claims the ice trust earns about 40 percent profit from water frozen by nature in New York. It asserts the ice cannot be charged for manufacturing costs since the ice originates from Maine rivers.
A Boston dispatch reports the city council approving an anti race wilhcide measure granting a pension to every mother with seven or more children. The writer suggests adding a heavy tax on bachelors over 40 and spinsters to guide future Hub greatness.
Representative Fowler proposes an act on banking and currency to increase the supply of five dollar bills. Albert T. Patrick, once sentenced to death but commuted to life, demands freedom. Fire Alarm Foraker remains dissatisfied and hints at presidential action regarding soldiers.
The saying notes that even those with some money find it simple to lose it, contrasting wealth abundance with ease of disposal in financial culture.
After Noble Street paving finishes the city must devise a method to keep the street clean or the benefits of paving will be greatly reduced.
Bulletin notes Santa packs his sleigh on the shortest day. J W Biddle travels to Texarkana to pursue his brother’s killer, captured after a 12 year chase. Gov elect Camer names Craig Smith to head convict board and William E Fort as private secretary. Huntsville drills oil wells. Decatur hosts fiddlers’ convention with Bob Taylor attending. Talladega city court solicitor named M H Sims replacing Alex M Garber. Fred Woodman drowns in the Tennessee River at Decatur.
A Manchester NHL union quotes that life is a patchwork quilt with some parts worn and others fresh as it faces collective challenges and the uncertain path ahead. The metaphor frames solidarity amid differing conditions within the union.
New York breweries produce beer for residents without thirst with an annual output. The city’s breweries are valued at 43 400 000 dollars.
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease taken internally to influence blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 if it fails with testimonials available and list F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio as suppliers. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A German customs case follows a tiny monkey from Tanga to Genoa and onward to Heidelberg via various transformations. The animal is taxed progressively, ultimately declared a dog at Heidelberg University town, ending its journey as a baggage item.
City Superintendent D. R. Murphey leads a teachers institute in Mis Lea's first grade room with grade level programs, displays of student work, and a marching entrance by pupils. Names listed include Annie Persons Jennie Person Ada Persons Mamie Taylor Susie Frances Luce Ledbetter Emma Gore and others.
A Russian visitor at Barnet observed the scene with surprise saying he saw only three Cossacks and noted that most guards were mounted policemen, illustrating the perceived freedom at the fair. The remark reflects a local impression of English law and order during the event.
A list of educators and local figures includes Ada Forbes Ada Aderhold Neva Mary Hudson Maude Cobb Mrs Hightower Neola Miller and many others. The text notes prominent arrivals and mentions E M Murphey English professor and Mary Forney pedagogy chair among a regional education circle.
Ben Will returns to Detroit area after years apart to find his family fractured. He confronts Edward Flabbins at a saloon, learns mother is gone, and seeks his mother at a housing institution where a tearful reunion awaits despite hardship.
Anniston area firm offers title examination and guarantee on real estate titles pending attorney approval. Provides guaranty after review by company attorneys.
A promotional note from Stephens Jewelry Co at 1011 Noble St promises a wide 1906 Christmas assortment with high quality novelties and honest values. The store touts uniform prices and guaranteed satisfaction for Christmas morning purchases.
The writer offers to borrow several thousand dollars at 8 percent interest paid semiannually for one year with 60 days’ notice. Collateral options include CALHOUN HOME BUILDING CO. stock or a first mortgage on real estate. The proposal suggests rigorous external examination by any adviser and notes prior bank loan experience in valuing collateral.
A tender exchange shows a mother and her son Ben planning a Christmas journey. Ben vows to confront hardship after fear of the poor house, while the mother hushes him and insists on going home together for a season of peace and goodwill.
An ad urges readers to buy a home as a lasting Christmas present for family. W. T. Owen offers a large list and best bargains with a small cash payment to secure a selection at 1202 Noble Street.
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