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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
5
Albert 8 Ullman longtime associate manager of Ullman Brothers departs for Atlanta to join his brother Nat Ulsman in a jewelry and brokerage business. His many friends here regret the move and expect his success in Atlanta. The notice ends with local ads for Little Liver Pills and Dobbins repair shop at 26 W Eleventh St.
One of the best farms in Calhoun county offers 265 acres with 120 cultivated and well-improved land in top condition. Water facilities are excellent with no overflow, 40 acres of fine bottom land, 10 acres of peaches, 1.4 miles from depot on Seaboard railroad, 57 miles from Birmingham. Located near Fair, A. A. Ramsey advertises full description by mail and invites quick inspection.
Patronage solicited for Life or Accident and Health Insurance by John L. Yeatman of Columbian Building and R. O. Watson offering high grade coal at reasonable prices with prompt delivery and telephone contact.
A five cent can of Tomato Paste makes as much soup as a ten cent can of tomatoes and the soup is better. It is also useful for sauces and seasoning. Sterne's promotes real interest in what you wear eat and buy for the home. Binr Want Ads bring business as hundreds testify.
Anniston Wood and Coal Co announces a new coal and wood yard offering the best coal and the most wood for the least money. Located at Seventh and Glen Addie, contact by phone 337.
The corrected daily market notes show cotton prices for strict good middling and good middling grades with quoted figures and closing tendencies. W. L. Jones provides the market update as the sun trades through the season.
The notice warns customers that mail boxes with unpaid rent will be closed on the Saturday and Sunday holidays. It also advertises ManZan for piles, claiming wide use and satisfactory results, with J. I. Wikle as the seller.
Globe Clothing Co requests the holder of ticket number 2221 to call and claim the Globe sale prize with the ticket in hand. The prize will be awarded to the ticket holder. Dee2stf.
A concise adage notes that household prosperity follows from a wife managing expenditures with the same care the husband shows earning money. It emphasizes shared financial responsibility within the home.
A brief note suggests today is not ideal for skipping want ads. It hints at potential opportunities or considerations readers might miss by skipping the listings.
The semi annual meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers Union Warehouse Company of Calhoun county will be held in Anniston on Tuesday January 4 1910 at 10 30 a m. All stockholders are requested to be present either in person or by proxy with written authority to act. GhO W EICHELBERGER President W T DODD Secretary
The Parker Memorial Baptist church parsonage, among the state's largest, has been thoroughly renovated for the incoming pastor Dr. W. Y. Yarborough and his family arriving this week from Jackson Mississippi. He succeeds Dr. J. H. Foster who moved to Wilmington North Carolina to lead the First Church there. Pine salve Carbolized, sold by J. L. Wikle, meets burns cuts and bruises. Cater Grocery offers high quality fresh groceries and produce with prompt service.
Property buyers seek a valuable felue in today’s edition with listings likely including estimated prices and contact details. Residents scan ads for potential acquisitions and bargains in the real estate section.
President J. M. Barr of Woodstock Tron and Steel Corporation arrived for a meeting, outlining corporate plans and noting ongoing negotiations with regional partners.
A brief report notes an official visitor traveling from his home at Norfolk to the plant for a morning tour. The visit highlights the ongoing collaboration between local leadership and the facility.
Abe Saks of Gadsden has been in the city a couple of days. J. H. Privett of Jacksonville was in Anniston today en route to Bremen, Ga. R. O. Watson, who has been sick several weeks, is somewhat improved. Mr. Watson is suffering with rheumatism.
In City Hall’s shadow a courtroom confrontation sparked renewed trouble after a recorder’s court session. Jim Snowman and Rob Craighead joined William Stewart on opposing sides as investigators prepare further sessions tomorrow morning amid multiplied causes.
New York police report the third killing in the tong conflict as Am Hong an actor was shot in Chinatown Today police rush reinforcements to curb the violence and protect residents.
A Louisville and Nashville railroad conductor questioned a passenger’s pass and sent it to President Guthrie. Guthrie discovered the item was not a pass but a receipt from about a year ago for a load of wood, revealing an old unpaid or misused document.
The article traces early heart wound treatment ideas from 1881 by Dr. Roberts that were mocked, to 1897 when Dr Rehkn of Germany achieved the first documented recovery. It notes a total of 16 such operations with seven remarkable survivals.
A quotation asserts territory is the body of a nation while its people in hills villages and soil are its spirit and life attributed to James A Garfield.
The phrase After us the deluge is attributed to Mme Pompadour but some authorities say Prince Metternich used it first. Pompadour champions argue Metternich borrowed it from her.
Mrs. Cross's China dog Chu-Kar won Pierpont Morgan's prize of 100 guineas at the Peking Palace Dog Association show in London. Mrs. Cross declined a $25,000 down payment for the pup, valued around $200 an ounce in the report.
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