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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1909

Page

5

City News Items Moves to Lincoln

Friends of George N. Wilson formerly with Crane and Co in Atlanta have bought an interest in his brothers Lincoln store and will relocate there soon. He is the son of Judge J. C. Wilson of this city. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup is highly recommended by mothers for colds and coughs. It moves the cold from the system through the bowels and heals throat irritation while reducing inflammation. Sold by J. L. Wikle.

Lanta Lincoln J. C. Wilson J. L. Wikle

Royal Oak Lodge Odd Fellows to consider consolidation

A Tuesday night meeting of Royal Oak lodge Odd Fellows will discuss consolidating with Calhoun lodge. All members are urged to attend due to the importance of the matter.

Royal Oak Lodge Odd Fellows Calhoun Lodge

Fine Lot of White Holland Turkeys for Christmas

Cater Grocery Company offers a fine lot of white Holland turkeys raised in Calhoun County. The birds are large and of high quality, claimed to be among the best seen. December lithographs likely accompany the notice.

Calhoun County Cater Grocery Company

Anniston Wood and Coal Co. Ad Flash Sale

Advertisement for NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD offering the best coal and most wood for least money. Anniston Wood & Coal Co. located at Seventh and Glen Addie. Phone 337.

Anniston Wood & Coal CO Seventh and Glen Addie

Dobbins at 26 W Eleventh St Offers Trade Repairs

Dobbins buys sells and swaps items at 26 West Eleventh Street. He repairs and services goods as year end business note. Phone 60. December 18 end of day.

Dobbins Eleventh St

Candy Pulling a Success at Sunday School Event

The Sunday school of the Church of Christ hosted a candy pulling for about two hundred attendees last evening. The program prior to the merrymaking provided entertainment and the candy pulling proved highly amusing. The ad notes coal prices and local delivery by R. O. Watson with phone 72.

Church of Christ

Weather Forecast For Weekday Stability

Fair tonight with heavy frost. Wednesday looks fair and slightly warmer. Overnight and into the midweek expect clear skies and chilly temperatures. Local readings may approach freezing but daytime temperatures recover modestly.

Cotton market notes and Union Warehouse meeting

The excerpt shows cotton price levels with terms like good middling and middling, plus a notice of the Farmers' Union Warehouse Company stockholders meeting in Calhoun county. The meeting is set for Anniston on Tuesday January 4 1910 at 10 30 am. Stockholders may attend in person or by proxy with written authority.

Farmers’ Union Warehouse Company Calhoun County Anniston

Pineules Promoted For Kidney Troubles In Wide Use

For rheumatic pains and twinges in joints and neck pains, Pineules are advertised as a new remedy. They are said to be used by many people everywhere and to act promptly in kidney troubles. Sold by J. L. Wikle.

J. L. Wikle

Cater Grocery Company Offers Fresh Christmas Candies Nuts

Cater Grocery Company advertises a big stock of Christmas candies nuts oranges apples raisins and related fresh goods. Dee invites buyers to shop for quality sweets and produce at their store.

Cater Grocery Company Dee

Sweet Pickled Peaches and Pears From Sterne's

Very fine quality preserved peaches and pears offered at 40e per can by Sterne's with emphasis on high grade conserves and domestic market appeal.

Local Life and Health Insurance Offer and Liver Pill Ad

Prospecting notice asks readers to consider Life and Accident and Health insurance from John L. Yeatman of the Columbian Building. An advertisement for Rings Little Liver Pills promotes ease of use and gentleness, sold by J. L. Wikle.

John L. Yeatman Columbian Building

Police Court Today Noteworthy Only Two Cases Reported

Police court sessions yielded two cases from yesterday, with Rosy Green and Maggie McClellen among those cited. No further details were provided in today’s brief report.

Rosy Green Maggie McClellen

Disorderly Conduct Fine Reported

A court or city citation records a fining of five dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct, outlining the penalty and associated court or municipal details.

Local farmer offers 23 inch sweet potato at city office

J. T. Clay of R F D No 1 submits a very large sweet potato from his farm to the Star office. It is well shaped and fine for cooking. An ad promotes ManZan for piles, noting many users with satisfactory results sold by J. L. Wikle.

J. T. Clay Star J. L. Wikle

Personal notices from Anniston society column

Mises Nora Phillips of Tallapoosa visiting Mrs. J. D. O’Bryant. J. B. Dunston paid a business visit to Birmingham. Mrs. Mary A. Keener of Gadsden visiting daughter Mrs. W. T. Williams. J. H. Schmidt and C. R. McCurry of Birmingham visiting Anniston. J. M. Kendall of Eufaula spent last night in the city. Mrs. J. E. Jackson and her Atlanta relatives visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O’Bryant. White of Center came to Anniston this morning. Pine salve Carbolized sold here by J. L. Wikle.

Mises Nora Phillips Tallapool, Ga Mrs. J. D. O'Bryant Mary A. Keener of Gadsden W. T. Williams J. M. Kendall Eufaula J. E. Jackson Atlanta City J. D. O' Bryant

Coal and dray services advertise rapid delivery

R. O. Watson promotes high grade coal at low prices with prompt delivery and a dray service boasting plenty of teams and men. Contact telephone number 72. The ad suggests more advertising could bring in many more buyers to the store.

R. O. Watson Watson

Plant at Alabama City Returns Home for Holidays

A plant in Alabama City, after a long stay elsewhere, returned today from a holiday visit to its home.

Alabama City Hig

Local Visitors and Residents Carried Home After Holidays

A flurry of holiday visitors in Anniston includes Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Moore of Gadsden returning from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Williams. Dr. A. D. Hamilton of Abilene Texas left after visiting his father Dr. C. J. Hamilton. Miss Ava Williamson of Houston accompanies Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Williamson as guests. Mrs. Fannie Bobo of Douglasville Georgia visits her brother J. A. Roberson and relatives. Additional locals from Jacksonville and Macon join guests at the Alabama and nearby towns.

J. J. Moore Gadsden W. T. Williams A. D. Hamilton Abilene Texas C. J. Hamilton J. M. Williamson Ava Williamson Houston, Texas Fannie Bobo Douglasville, Ga J. A. Roberson

Globe sale prize awarded to ticket holder

Globe Clothing Co announces prize winner for the Globe sale. The holder of ticket No 2221 is asked to call with the ticket to receive the prize.

Globe Sale Globe Clothing Co

Trickery Declares Forest Free of Tigers

In Indian forests a faker leads a clearance and builds huts with images of deities. After offerings the area is said safe for wood cutters who are under protection. If a tiger attacks, the faker departs abruptly. Calcutta Statesman.

Calcutta

Vaudeville Comic Quits After Nine Acts

A song and dance comedian in a cheap vaudeville house fell asleep on his trunk after nine performances. The manager woke him to go on again and the tired performer quipped that he cannot go on again, joking that the manager mistook him for a film.

Metropolitan Magazine

The Intellectuals and their White Horse Pool

Commuters between their homes and New York form a group nicknamed The Intellectuals. Each morning they play a white horse pool by watching for white horses along the rail line, with the closest guess winning a prize of 900.

New York

Mabel Chews Gum On Train In Lady Like Fashion

A mother scolds her daughter on a train for chewing gum aloud and pulling it into long strings before resuming chewing. The scene captures etiquette expectations in a domestic moment aboard a conveyance.

Mabel Everybody's

Neat retort at Webster wedding tale recalled

The column recalls a witty courtroom moment as Judge interrupts Webster. It notes a humorous line about love and law while recounting a prom invitation by the junior to a girl from Philadelphia.

Smith Tess Bren Mawr

His Preference. A Tug Between Wealth and Will to Die Rich

Pompano questions Bagley about his long hours and desire to die worth a million. Bagley replies he works hard to get rich and imagines wealth, while Pompano jokes that tastes vary and would rather be worth half a million.

Pompano Bagley Vompano Philadelphia

Delighted Laughs and Nightmares in a Humorous Exchange

A father asks Clara about her reunion with Ferdy and jokes that they have parted forever. The snippet also includes a punchline about a suitor not visiting for a couple of nights and a man recalling a nightmare of being kicked by the bed. The material captures witty banter and a brief nightmare vignette.

Clara Ferdy Howell Powell New York Press

Pauses Between Cynical Smiles From A Mother’s Lesson

A fragmentary line frames a family scene as a mother’s response to financial pressure. The quote hints at tension over money and guidance passed to a son in a domestic moment.

Draft found favoring L Dougherty draft at Knox office

A draft drawn by Dan R Reubens in favor of L Dougherty of Wabash Ind is found at the post office. The rightful owner may call Fred L Blackmon or Knox Ack er and Blackmon to claim and pay for this notice. Also lost items and rewards for returns are listed with notices from the Star office.

Dan R. Reubens

Boston Sign Publicizes Book Sale Near Library

A sign placed within half a mile of the public library proclaims access to "ooks and novels sold here" illustrating Boston's cautious stance on literary matters and the openness of local bookselling activity.

Boston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Phoenix G&t George N. Wilson Crane & Co W. L. Jones GEO W. Eichelberger W. T. Dodd Sterne’s Police Court Nicklette Theatre Jeptha Solimon Vitagraph THE Anniston : Theatorium Lucky Jim Russell Brothers J. B. Dunston Birmingham J. H. Schmidt C. R. McCurry R. R. Janey Macon, Ga Alabama T. Fowler Springville S. J. Stevenson Helen McKnight Selma Stella Stevenson Jacksonville J. Fred Landt Southern Iron and Steel Webster Judge Coliens Weekly Heetate J. G. Adams Quintard Fourth Wilmer J. G. Adama Care Star St- Dee Columbus Smith Levi J. M. Springfield Methodist Church Oxanna B. Caldwell Noble Street M. EB. Wellborn A. B Enre Star South Carolina Star Office Wilmer Avenue P. O Jno W. Coleman McKleroy Noble Twenty-third Street
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