Additions Near Completion Spur Regional Plant Activity
Text notes that additions to the American Net Cal Point plant are nearly finished and contract awards for two cottages in pravrance of the original plan add activity to the area.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1907
Page
4
Text notes that additions to the American Net Cal Point plant are nearly finished and contract awards for two cottages in pravrance of the original plan add activity to the area.
Personal notices list Mr M. Alexander in Atlanta today and Mr N Patterson of Carterville GI visiting the Alabama area this morning. Others include Mr W Curston to Athania, Mr T G Bush Jr from Gadaden in Anniston for hours, Mr K W Towers of Rome visiting, and Mr W A Rhody returning from Atlanta. Mesera Waieloth and J W Porter of Birmingham are at the Alabama. William Franks son returns after two years away. Walter Johnston of Pennsylvania visiting family here as civil engineer will return North soon.
The big hall is transformed into a top equipped fifiness offices scene with the first Pennsylvania exhibition of its kind. Over 100 manufacturers are represented and a wide range of devices and systems promise lower costs and greater results. The show runs through the coming week.
Backache is highlighted as a danger signal for kidney trouble and related conditions. The piece warns against alcoholic medicines and prescribes a simple vegetable remedy—Compound Kargoo, Fluid Extract Dandelion, and Syrup Sarsaparilla—mixed and taken after meals to purify blood, relieve backache, and ease urinary symptoms.
In Gadsden on February 16 a four week old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Olga Willett near Hammond ore mines was severely mauled by white rats kept as pets. The mother found the child’s face and hands gnawed when she returned from a spring with water. Severe wounds reported. condition not updated.
Editor asks Herman and August Kresse about Candy Kitchen operations under former Chief Sweets. They state they ran over two years and were never closed on Sunday. They dispute a local section reading and note their restaurant licenses tied to other business. Also advertise George S. Peterson’s horseshoeing services.
Montgomery February 16 Governor Comer approved a bill lowering passenger rates from 5 to 2 4 cents a mile and the law takes effect in 60 days.
Local ad invites buyers to purchase coal from Montevallo provider R. O. Watson calling the phone number 72 for orders and inquiries.
Herbert Breedlove manager advertises pick up and delivery for cleaning repairing pressing and dyeing for ladies and gentlemen with guaranteed work plus urging orders for gas ranges heaters and leather water heaters using telephone 575 at 12th and Gurnee in Anniston Electric & Gas Co advises to use the telephone for faster service
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