Local Advertisement Notice From Anderson County Area
An old notice from Mpminston Alabama dated February 19 1901 announces a subscription price of four dollars in advance for monthly or weekly periods.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1901
Page
4
Evening Star Agencies list and local offices
The Evening Star announces established agencies in multiple communities including Oxford Oxania and nearby towns providing sample copies subscriptions and advertisements. Agencies include George Rh Grey Apps Todd's store War AMINTON Wear End Drug Store J Cason & Co J C Mays & Co Fifteenth and Cobb Oxavonp J J Privett Co Moorefield's Jewelry and Roy Porter Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Oxford
Oxania
Tao
Star
Grey Apps
George Rh
Todd's
Wtore
Glen Addie Street
War Aminton
Wear End
J. Cason & Co
Pine
Wear Annienton
J. C. Mays & Co
Fifteenth and
Cobb
Walter B Merrill for Delegate to Constitution Convention
Authorized by the Democratic party to announce Hon. Walter B Merrill as a candidate for Delegate to the Constitutional Convention from the Tth Senatorial District comprising Cleburne and Calhoun counties. The announcement emphasizes party support and district composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Merrill
Cleburne
Calhoun
Democratic Party
Diamonds or imposters in Cleburne sighted by editor
Editor White of Edwardsville reports that diamonds found near Cleburne resemble real stones in appearance and cutting ability, though he stops short of confirming they are genuine. He planned to bring samples to The Star but forgot them, promising to send in later. Nearby notes mention rural mail delivery and political updates amid broader local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Rifles Concert Draws Large Crowd in Oxford Armory
The Calhoun Rifles presented a benefit concert at their Oxford armory to a largely attended audience. The program featured an Anniston and Oxford orchestra, comic routines, songs and sketches by local performers. A large sum was raised and another show was scheduled for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Calhoun Rifles
Messrs
Stone
George Worth
Anniston
Messrs. Roberts
Allen, McCormack
Moorefield
Green
Wallace Ballard
Squabble Over Schley and Sampson Becomes Recurrent
Debate resurfaces over the merits of Schley and Sampson. Opponents urge a Santiago conduct inquiry aiming to uncover a trivial flaw to favor Sampson as the superior. The dispute grows tiresome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehley
Sampson
Schley
Santiago
Queen & Crescent Fast Route Opens Meridian to Texas
The Queen & Crescent System begins a rapid Meridian to Shreveport timetable on October 25 linking with Texas lines and cutting travel time to Texas points from 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway train No 37 connects to this service, offering the quickest Westward transit. Ticket agents are ready to provide details on the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen & Crescent
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Southern Railway
Magnificent Union Pacific Train Service Promoted
The notice touts travel to Colorado Wyoming Utah California and Oregon with Pullman Palace Sleepers Butler Smoking and Library Cars and Dining Cars with a la carte meals. For schedules or information contact your local agent or J F Algar General Agent St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
California
Oregon
Union Pacific
J. F. Aglar
St. Louis
Spot and Kernotes Involved in Cholera Morbidity Suit
A garbled notice references Spot, N Mostoeh, and Wholesale Druggist of Emsturg West Virginia in a case about Cholera Morbht. It mentions Kernotes and a person named Teost me we kor and Kemmet's Ext oer. The readable text indicates a legal action or medical claim linked to cholera conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostoeh
Wholesale Drugsiat
Emsturg
W Va
Cholera Morght & Bettie
Kernotes
Census of 1790 Reveals Slave and White Populations Across States
The Baltimore Sun reports on the first U S census of 1790 detailing 16 states and their territories, totals of 3,020,014 people, regional slave counts, and Virginia leading with 347,516 whites and 292,009 slaves. North Carolina, Maryland, and northern states’ slave totals are listed as part of the surprise early demographic snapshot. The piece notes census challenges and the evolution of counting methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirat Cepeda
United States
Toro
User Tego
Ini Aittante
Iin
Maine
Massachussetts
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
New Hampshire
Nhoede Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Vermont
Southwest Territory
Baltimore Sun
A Boy and a Rifle Lesson From a Father
A veteran sportsman in this city told how on his son’s sixteenth birthday he gave a rifle and set up a blank cartridge to teach safe handling. The blast caused the boy to faint, leaving him with a lasting memory of danger and respect for firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
New York Herald
Cat on the Shelf Sparks Family Accusations
In a Pearson's Weekly vignette a mother and Tommy argue in a pantry as a cat’s location becomes the source of comic confusion. The quarrel centers on whether a white bottle hides the cat on a shelf, with rapid, humorous exchanges and a sudden dash into the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Materfamilias
Tommy
Pearson's Weekly
Side Trecking the Sleuths in Harlem Life
Two burglars discuss stealing from a kitchen while one reveals his dyspepsy treatment. The other notes detectives know about the illness and warns against closing provisions to avoid suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Say, Joe and the tramp after dinner remark
A dialogue from Philadelphia Record features Stroller asking Joe Rose about dealing with a tramp after dinner. Joe replies with a blunt retort and a quip about turning a dog on the intruder. The Chicago News comments on wealth envy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Stroller
Joe Rose
Philadelphia Record
Chicago News
New York Cotton Futures Corrected Daily
New York Cotton Futures data supplied by private wire to G. B. Flint, manager for Murphy & Co. Corrected daily for market movements and price updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. B. Flint
Birmingham to Richmond Sleeper Train Launch
Southern Railway starts an elegant Pullman Sleeper service from Birmingham Alabama to Richmond Virginia. Train No. 36 departs Birmingham 4 40 p m, returns as No. 35 arriving Birmingham 11 55 a m. The service promises much better passenger facilities than before. For tickets contact C F Jarvis, P A, Birmingham, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Ala
Richmond
Notice to creditors of 8 D G Brothers deceased
The executrix E a W Brothers appointed by the Probate Judge of Calhoun county Alabama asks creditors to present their claims against the estate or be barred. Attorney Jos J Witler. February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Brothers
Calhoun County
Alabama
A W. Brothers
Jos
J. WitLerr
Cure Gold in Head and Cure for Cold in Herd Told
Kermott's Chocolates advertise a laxative quinine product claimed to ease headaches and quickly cure colds in cattle. The notice markets a simple remedy for livestock ailments and throat discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermott's
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Gordon & Stockton, Proprietors
Gordon
Stockton
John Fitzgerald
Office of Publication
Columbian
Noble
the Anniston, Ala
Mpminston, Ala
Evening Star Agencies
Treeta
Oxvonp
J. J. Privett & Co
Wag Store
Moorefield’s Jewelry
WMOKH
Cleburne Diamonds
Politor Jourd White
Edwards
the Diamonds
DOW
Montgomery
Equpe
Mus
Kansas
Boston
Raitroat
Spen i
Rifles
Borg
F. ©. Moorefield
Deep Blue Sea
Huey Ballard
Honolulu
Lyd Allen
Papa
Messrs. Green
Dodd, McCormack
Anderson
Lud Allen
F.C. Moorefield
McCormack
Allen
Apniston
Pirmingham
Richmond, VA
C.F. Jack
P.A
Birtuingusin
Akow-t
Locke, Mountain & Co
Noble Street
Royal Exchange, of
London
Philadelphia Underwriters
St. Paul Fire and Marine
Hicks
Stoom
Bath
Tyler Hill
Dixie Hardware Co
J. A. Summers
HIN Tire
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