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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1900
Page
2
The State Senate announces Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun as a candidate for the Senate from the Calhoun territorial district in the counties of Calhoun. The nomination is subject to the action of the Democratic party.
A candidate seeks to represent Calhoun County in the lower house under party guidance. The notice calls for support to return Hon. John T. Morgan to the United legislature, noting allegiance to Democratic party goals.
In a halting notice a series of announcements state candidates for county offices under the Democratic party. Names include W Keinindson for sheriff, Gilate for marshal, and McCraw as a candidate for sheriff, all subject to party rules and the upcoming primary.
A fragmented notice shows candidates seeking re election to local offices. Dave Coote is named as a candidate for a state assembly seat supported by the Democratic party. The text confirms party authorization for limited campaigning and slate wording for the Calhoun race.
Fragmentary text references the Calhoun County Tax Collector and an action by unnamed parties. The readable bits show political framing and abbreviations with unclear specifics about the Demoerst and percentages.
A campaign notice outlines aunties and local supporters backing an incumbent for County Treasurer in Calhoun. The Democratic Primary features key figures including Montgomery and Neary as contenders in a tight race.
A coroner states authorization to act around the county chamber and align with Democratic party acts, asserting mandate to represent local government interests under party guidance.
A garbled report mentions Mayor Beesoer TM discussing the sale of slaves in Hardenter and a Mesweuihe speech dated 28 lew. The New York legislature reportedly passed measures allowing a penit court action involving a $10,000 waste fund. Local laws and city figures are cited amid unclear references to citizens and officials.
The plan for a proposed $100000 taro mill project in Ayninton gains strong momentum. Community leaders claim the move will bring immense benefits to Anniston, strengthening the local economy and proving a home owned venture worthy of widespread support.
Mr. Footer FF Stockton will become business manager of The Evening Star after purchasing a half interest in the paper. Stockton has long been a prominent figure in Aniston journalism, serving as city editor of The Hot Bust for several years. He is regarded as a capable newspaper man with strong business and editorial aptitude. After March date, he will be identified with the Star as a key factor in its growth and success.
The Evening Service price will return to three cents per week starting March 2. A new management push promises expanded telegraph content and reader benefits, including fuller daily telegraphic summaries and columns on education religion and social topics. The piece mentions political and social commentary and advertisements for future programs and sponsors.
In Birmingham Alabama February 25th and 26th and morning February 27th 1900 Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip from points within 225 miles to Birmingham and return. Return limit March 1st 1900. For details contact agents of the Southern Railway or Alabama Great Southern. An unrelated note advertises Crystal 25 cental bottle wine at The Office.
An announcement of sheriff sale in Calhoun County Alabama under three executions against Tredeger Mineral Railway and others. The sale, to satisfy judgments, covers the right of way track and appurtenances with property described and will occur publicly at the courthouse door in Anniston on a February date 1900. The sheriff signs S Menana.
The notice describes diverse mechanical services including machine work and oiling, with reference to boilers engines and shafts. It outlines workshop capabilities and indicates readiness to undertake repairs and fabrication tasks for various industrial equipment.
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