Vast scheme to rehabilitate western cattle ranges
Railroads in Omaha announce a sweeping plan to reseed and rehabilitate vast western grazing lands in Utah, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, and Idaho. The project would test diverse range grasses at a 3,000 acre central site, using seeds from around the world to identify a hardy permanent grass with government and state funding to follow. R. J. Johnson of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Co. is slated to oversee early experimental work at his farm in Walla Walla, Washington.
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Omaha
Uta
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
Idaho
R. ©. Johnson
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Walla Walla
Wash
Africa
America
Printing pitch from a 1902 Star Job Office ad
An extensive, promotional 1902 ad urges readers to print locally with the Star Job Office. It touts modern techniques, new typefaces, union-made printing, and customer satisfaction. It markets services for Xmas parties, classes, and events, plus miscel laneous classifieds including a mule team for sale and local cigar promotions.
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Star
Bae
Model Laundry Ad Promises Comfort in Collars and Cuffs
An Annis ton market note highlights Kennesaw and a five cent cigar line as a quirky feature. The ad from Model Laundry at 12th and No ble promises comfortable wear by smoothing saw edges off collars and cuffs.
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Anniston
12Th and Noble
A Million Voices Thank Homer Hall for Recovery
Homer Hall of West Point Iowa credits Dr King’s New Discovery for cure of a severe lung c on13 %? and obstinate cough after doctors said consumption. He reports weighing 227 pounds and praises the medicine as life saving with guaranteed relief for coughs colds and lung troubles. Trial bottles are free at McElreath Drug Co.
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Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
McElreath Drug Co
Sayed at Grave's Brink Electric Bitters praised by Mrs Newsom
Mrs H Newsom of Decatner Alabama says she could have long been dead without Electric Bitters. After three years of severe indigestion and stomach trouble she reports gaining 35 pounds and renewed appetite. The tonic is advertised as a guaranteed cure for indigestion loss of appetite and related disorders, available at McEreateh Drug Company's store.
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H. Newsom
Decatner
Ala
McEreateh Drug Company
Meat Dealer Ad Promotes Tasting Before Buy
WANTED friends and customers to eat and examine my stock of meats before buying. Larson's Barns, 513 Fifteenth Street.
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Larsons Barns
Warn Readers About Cascarets Candy Cathartic Substitutes
Advertisement warns that Cascarets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C should be bought genuine not in bulk. Claims substitutes are cheats and frauds and urges buying only from reputable druggists.
Talladega District Quarterly Meetings Schedule
Talladega District lists quarterly meetings across multiple stations and circuits from December through February. Dates cover Munford, Anniston, Oxford, Plantersville, Easonville, Leeta, Heflin, Alexandria, Talladega, Jacksonville White Plains, Wilsonville, Columbiana, Spring Garden, Piedmont with various January February sessions. J. L. Brirrain serves as P. E.
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Talladega
Jacksonville
White Plains
Wilsonville
Mortgage Sale Notice in Anniston Alabama 1902
By mortgage executed November 1 1899 to Annis ton Banking and Loan Co by John A Creswell and Elizabeth Creswell the property in Calhoun county Alabama is advertised for sale January 15 1902 at the northeast corner of Noble and Tenth streets Anniston to satisfy the mortgage the described tract lies in township 15 range 5 and includes parts of sections 85 26 and related parcels J J Willett Attorney Anniston Alabama December 18 1901 14 B04
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Anniston Banking & Loan Company
John A. Creswell
Elizabeth Creswell
Calhoun County
Alabama
Noble and
Tenth Streets
Anniston
Towit
Anniston Banking & Loan Co
J. J. Willett
Ala
Clerk's Sale in Anniston In Equity 1902
The State of Alabama Calhoun County No 556 Mary Lou Phinizy trustee sues H Frederickson in City Court of Anniston In Equity. By decree of October term 1901 the court orders a public cash sale at the front door of the City Court room in Anniston on Monday January 6 1902. Lots 15 and 16 in Block 8 in the Hight McCoy Addition fronting 60 feet on Noble Street between 24th and 2th Streets to satisfy the decree. A H Sheppreep Clerk.
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City Court of
Anniston
City Court Room
Calhoun County
Alabama
Poperty
Hight & McCoy
Noble Street
24Th
A. H. Sheppreep
State of
Mary Lou Phinizy
J. J. Henderson
Fifteenth and
Walnut Streets
Fifteenth Street
McCoy
City of
Ala
Clerk’s Sale of Lot in Anniston Town Lot 4 in Block F
In Equity case 8 G Lormer vs Mary Lou Phinizy Trustee, the City Court of Anniston will sell at public auction in Anniston Alabama on January 6 1902 within legal hours the property described as Lot 4 in Block F fronting Walnut Street in Hight and McVoy addition Anniston Calhoun County to satisfy the decree. Clerk A H Suerrero notes this sale.
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Mary Lou Phinizy
G. Lormer
City Court of
Walnut Street
Hight and
McVoy
Anniston
Calhoun County
Ala
A. H. Suerrero
Notice of property sale in Anniston court
Calhoun County Mary Lou Phinizy trustee files suit against J J Henderson in city court of Anniston. By decree from October term 1901 sale of a parcel at the northwest corner of Fifteenth and Walnut streets is set for January 6, 1902 during legal hours, to satisfy the decree.
Notice to Water Consumers on January 1902 Payment Due
Water rent for the first quarter 1902 must be paid at the company office by January first. Delinquent accounts will be shut off January 10 if not paid. this notice warns that water may be discontinued for nonpayment. Resepectfully ANNISTON WATER SUPPLY CO. 21-10. Also an unrelated laundry solicitation appears in the text.
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Noble Street
Anniston Water Supply Coo
Publication Abstract in Anniston Court Case 1901
Abstract of Publication for Mattie Butler versus Lawrence Butler in the City Court of Anniston Inequity October term 1901. Defendant is a Georgia non-resident living in Roswell Cobb County. Publication in The Anniston Evening Star weekly for four weeks required plead or demur by January 21 1902. Decree pro confesso will be taken if no answer. Clerk A H KuerrerD. Caldwell Johnston solicitors.
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Mattie Butler
Lawrence Butler
Anniston
Roswell
Cobb County
Georgia
Anniston Evening Star
Ala
Alabama
A. H. Kuerrerd
Commissioner Sale of City Property in Anniston
Under a December 24 1901 decree of the Calhoun County Probate Court L J Hawking petitions the sale of real estate for partition among joint owners Mrs Sarah Fair and Mr Onpha Partlow. The property lot 17 block 132 fronting 60 feet on Gurnee street extends 120 feet with improvements and will be sold January 18 1902 at noon in front of the courthouse for cash to divide the estate. Witness December 23 1901 W F Jeouxstox Commissioner 83 Bw d.
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Probate Court
Calhoun County
Ala
L. J. Hawking
Sarah Fair
Onpha Partlow
Anniston
City of Anniston
Gurnee Street
W. F. Jeouxstox
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