Local Post Office Subscription Notice at Anniston Alabama
Public notice records a subscription price structure registered at the Anniston Alabama post office. Rates shown include yearly and monthly in advance and a weekly option.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1900
Page
2
Public notice records a subscription price structure registered at the Anniston Alabama post office. Rates shown include yearly and monthly in advance and a weekly option.
Tama candidate for Congress subject to actions of the Democratic Party. Anki J H Kina referenced in relation to the proceedings and party involvement.
The State Senate announces Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun and Lewis J. Morris as candidates for the Seventh Senatorial district Calhoun and Cleburne counties subject to Democratic party action A FF McGittrr also announces candidacy for State Senator in the same district subject to the party's action.
A Calhoun County candidate for the general assembly states in a party subject pledge that if elected he will vote to restore Hon. John T. Morgan to the United States Senate unless instructed otherwise by the Democratic party.
A series of candidate announcements shows W. T. Edmondson seeking the Democratic party nomination for sheriff of Calhoun County subject to party action. The statements reference a primary date of March 7 and include other unnamed applicants.
M W McCraw announces candidacy for Sheriff of Calhoun County pending Democratic Party action. The nomination bid centers on party backing and countywide support.
D B Bones announces candidacy for re election to Calhoun county Tax Assessor subject to the Democratic party action.
Mr W P Downing formally announces his candidacy for Tax Assessor of Calhoun as a member of the Democratic party. He emphasizes tax fairness and local governance, seeking support from voters in the upcoming party primary and general election.
The text indicates a tax collector race in Calhoun County with political party alignment to the Democrat Party and mentions a candidate named D. Z. Goovnerr.
The notice outlines Henry B. Glover and Henry F. Montgomery as candidates in county matters. It lists N. M. Hackney seeking Calhoun county office and mentions Admiral Dewey visiting Macon on a southern tour. It also notes Atlanta’s hope for a million dollar cotton mill and urges Anniston to push a home capital yarn mill project this summer. Calhoun county rumors of unannounced candidates are mentioned.
The Star urges fair primaries in Calhoun County as Democratic candidates are announced for county offices. It praises individual merit and harmony, arguing primaries show democracy in action and that defeated rivals should support the ticket.
The Atlanta Constitution lauds Governor Goebel after his assassination. It calls his last words an appeal for courage and patience for the common people and says his martyrdom unites Kentucky Democrats and vindicates his aims.
The year 1899 sees two books yielding big profits for authors. The Man With the Hoe sold over 40 000 copies with growing demand while Jamie Meredith earns the author 81000 a day in royalties. Local politics and industry are urged to focus on growth as Anniston embraces factory expansion and rural free mail delivery debates. Evangelist Broughton in Atlanta confronts New York papers, highlighting press and pulpit clash.
Cleveland reporter recounts Frank Hoosley a 19 year old farmer's son confessing to bore holes in every dwelling in Montville Geauga county Ohio to cure insomnia. He says augers haunted him and holes in barns and homes eased his nerves before an eventual confession.
Julius Levy announces a new line of spring samples featuring foreign and domestic suitings and trouserings. The spring woolens will arrive shortly to expand the stock.
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