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The fragment shows names Ees T. Br. Gordon editor and publisher and Howard B. Williams city editor with pricing details Per Year in advance or Month in advance Per Week 1.00.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1900
Page
2
The fragment shows names Ees T. Br. Gordon editor and publisher and Howard B. Williams city editor with pricing details Per Year in advance or Month in advance Per Week 1.00.
The Reening Star requests advertisers send ad copy the day prior to publication to ensure inclusion. Late submissions cannot be accepted after the stated deadline for that day's issue.
Agencies set up across the city for The Star subscriptions. Cantleberry's Drug Store in Anniston, Bivila store at Pine and Fifth, G K Dickert's at West Eleventh Street, Oxanne Grocery Co in Oxford, and Bagley's Furniture store in Oxford provide convenient access points for readers.
J Helina Wear announces Fred L Mackman of Calhoun as a candidate for the Senate in the seventh district subject to Democratic party action Lewis J Morrie is also announced as a candidate for the Senate in the seventh district subject to party action Tama candidate for Congress is listed as subject to Democratic party action.
A candidate pledges to represent Calhoun county in the lower house and aligns with the Democratic party. If elected, the candidate will support the return of Hon. John T. to the United States Senate unless instructed otherwise by Harry G. Gunnells.
An individual announces candidacy for sheriff of Calhoun County subject to the Democratic party action. The statement names Jo an T Rowrave and Woonauerr Mettrawie as announcing candidates in the party primary context.
An announcement states Greens seeks re election as Tax Assessor of Calhoun County subject to the Democratic party's action. The notice comes from D. B. Bomsee and confirms the candidate's affiliation and official intent.
Ronse announces intention to seek re election to the office of Tax Collector in Calhoun County subject to the action of the Denwerst. Te Perr D. &. Geovserr.
A notice lists a candidate for County Treasurer of Calhoun County subject to the action of the nominating body. Details are limited in the fragmented OCR text.
Henry Montgomery announces candidacy for County Treasurer in the upcoming ard primary. He seeks the office amid local finance and tax management concerns, urging prudent stewardship and transparent budgeting.
A fragmented report centers on a candidate in Calhoun County seeking party review. The notice references the Democratic Party and internal procedures, with sparse details about the subject and process.
A fragment suggests a man aims to find business in a bustling day, noting that earlier speculation of easy profits has faded. It hints at a changing city scene where commerce no longer rests on casual street corner chatter.
The article argues a century of alternating parties every four years favors the Democrats in 1900. It cites past presidencies, notes a foreign war harms Republicans, critiques McKinley era prosperity, and calls for Bryan as standard bearer amid anti trust sentiment and reformist mood. Cecil Rhodes is also briefly referenced.
The Evening Star notes Montgomery as a candidate for county treasurer with support from the Democratic party and warm county backing. It includes commentary on Piedmont and Anniston taxes, praise for protection of merchants, and a reflection on national military might, science, labor, and politics.
The statement declares Anniston in a moment of ripe opportunity and urges coordinated effort for lasting growth. It emphasizes a decisive push toward progress and civic improvement in the city’s current year.
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