Tama candidate for congress in Democratic ballot
The text notes J. H. Kina as a Tama candidate for congress subject to action by the Democratic party. The Evening Star and staff details are listed, including editors and publication address.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
2
The text notes J. H. Kina as a Tama candidate for congress subject to action by the Democratic party. The Evening Star and staff details are listed, including editors and publication address.
The State Senate announces Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun and Lewis J. Morris as candidates for the Seventh Senatorial district comprising Calhoun and Cleburne counties. A. F. McGuen also declares candidacy. All are subject to Democratic party action.
A candidate for the lower house in Calhoun County pledges to back John T. Morgan’s return to the United States Senate if elected. The candidate notes the vote depends on Democratic party guidance and specifies no other instructions.
A set of local political notices announces multiple candidates for sheriff of Calhoun County subject to Democratic party action. Names include W. T. Edmondson Joan T. Rowmann M. W. Woodnurr M. W. McCraw Gino M. Taynor and others. Primary scheduled March 7.
A Democrat Party slate announces W. P. Downing as a candidate for Tax Assessor of Calhoun County and Dave Cowden as a candidate for Tax Assessor, both subject to party action. Each candidate seeks the upcoming election with party backing.
Henry F. Montgomery will be a candidate before the Democratic primary for County Treasurer, with Enny B. Grover noted as the subject to party action in Calhoun County.
Coroner N M Hackney seeks reelection as candidate for Coroner of Calhoun County subject to Democratic party action. W M Franxs announces his own candidacy for reelection to the office, also subject to party action.
A campaign appeal asks voters in Calhoun County to support a candidate in the upcoming Democratic primary for the Fourth district Commissioner seat. The message urges participation and outlines the seeks backing from local residents.
Notice to subscribers announces Mr. E. N. Tyson now handles The Evening Star city circulation. Subscriptions are payable to him, collected weekly or monthly by subscriber choice, with appreciation for courtesies to Mr. Tyson.
The Evening Star notes rapid telegraph service from the Union Associated Press delivering world events ahead of other papers. It cites Cronje's plight and British encirclement as reported first by The Star and later confirmed by the Atlanta Constitution.
A proposed Lake Michigan to Mississippi canal could prompt early Congress funding and boost southern commerce by diverting traffic from rival routes. Local notes urge more residences to fuel Anniston’s growth, touts iron ore use and pig iron, and promotes a summer street fair as a profitable civic investment.
To the public EMrike Bream LAUNDRY McMahan and Poerwine announce updated machinery enabling up-to-date laundry work. They claim collars and cuffs will be handled by a machine, inviting trials to prove performance.
February only sale offers great reductions on high grade pianos and organs from the factory to homes. The Jesse French Co. advertises $50 to $100 savings per piano with easy payments, highlighting a large stock and factory sale reductions in Noble Street near Thirteenth.
A communication argues Alabama must empower the Railroad Commission to regulate local freight rates to end discrimination against Calhoun county and other towns. It cites higher Alabama rates vs Georgia and Tennessee, cites Birmingham and Rome as examples, and urges citizen scrutiny ahead of state elections.
A. R. Noble & Co announces sale of residences and farms with 20 to 12 room houses priced $1,850 to $3,500 and cottages from $500 to $1,000. West and South Anniston homes $200 to $400 plus small cash, balance monthly. Vacant lots $75 to $800. timber and mineral lands available. Titles guaranteed. Old Savings Bank Building near Opera House, Noble St.
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