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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
7
The notice urges shoppers that the February clearance sale runs February 16 to February 25 with remaining stock heavily discounted. Highlights include overcoats, suits, pants, hosiery, gowns, skirts, waists, and blankets at prices far below original, plus thousands of remnants and drummers’ sample hats and gowns.
The Morris Mining Company files in the Probate Court a petition stating lands purchased from C. C. Anderson, bought at administrator's sale of P. H. Brothers and a description error. The court sets February 25 to hear the petition and correct the description, with notice to heirs and interested parties. Judge Emmett F. Crook presides. Willett & Willett represent the petitioner.
A London Chronicle note traces the word fellow from noble jointness and shared property to modern casual insult. It cites Dorset witness usage and Dickensian exchanges to show how once honored terms degrade through everyday banter and rival meanings.
Execution issued by City Court of Anniston orders sale of defendants Anne Stewart Fred Stewart Lara Stewart and Charles D Kline administrator to satisfy J H Wilson judgment. Property includes certain fractional interests in section 17 township 13 range 10 East Calhoun County Alabama to be sold at public auction March 18 1907 at the courthouse door Anniston during legal hours. Dated February 15 1907. W W LeGrand Sheriff Calhoun County.
Southern Railway announces Pullman service to New York with dining car excellence. Rates and full schedule available to any point by contacting M. Coxwell, C. P. A. M. H. Bone, D. P. A., Birmingham.
A Pearsons Weekly portrait notes Shelley's enduring fame as a poet yet emphasizes his early passion for reform. It credits his essays and pamphlets with timely questions of the day and lauds his lyric work as a unique blend of creativity, deep thinking, and music in English literature.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as purifying impure blood to heal skin diseases and restore mind and body. It recommends Dr. Pierce's All-Healing Salve for open ulcers, urges postage for ordering, and asserts the product's known composition and honesty.
Mr. Austin Johnston of Piedmont arrived in the city yesterday to arrange for a weekly paper to be established in Piedmont titled the Piedmont Journal. General Agent IL P Salter denies a Talladega rumor that through trains will run from Cincinnati to New Orleans over the Alabama Mineral, saying the report originated in Gadsden.
The Woodstock iron works president returned to New York after a stockholders meeting in Montevallo where resolutions favored transferring Wred stock property to the new corporation. R. O. Watson advertised coal and drug services with the phone 72. W. A. Cosart, manager of the Anniston team, signed a full squad for the Tri-State league pending managers meeting to organize.
Anniston Electric and Gas Co urges customers to place orders for gas ranges heaters and Welshac lights by phone. A burglary at Mrs. Payne's boarding house resulted in a suitcase of clothing being stolen and later discarded. items belonged to R V Harris and Hugh Starnes, a Western Union operator. The Anniston knitting mill filed with Montgomery to change its name to Apniston Knitting Mills Company.
A compilation of notable historical moments with dates and figures: Charles VII of France born 1403 and died 1461, George Washington born 1731, Margaret E. Sangster born 1838, Sydney Smith died 1845, Baden Powell born 1857, Cleveland statehood 1889, Richmond museum dedication 1806, Blondin died 1807, Billy Emerson died 1902, Armstrong调查 committee report 1906.
If the liver is sluggish, perform two daily routines. Stretch one arm upward while the other reaches toward the floor, then switch arms. This movement gently bends the body toward the lower arm and strengthens the side muscles, aiding liver function.
A fragmented shopper note from the New York Times shows prices marked down on several dollar items. It lists $1.50, $2, $2.50, and a $5 grade as discounted sales, with references to a Pegolar price and limited remaining stock.
A garbled dialogue fragment mentions reading novels and a “best part” line spoken by Flob to Father Little Clockhead, with unclear context and speakers. The text resembles a literary excerpt or diary note rather than a complete news item.
The piece recalls Will Payne in Everyday’s claiming luck shapes reputations in business. It centers on a Chicago magnate named Jennings who pioneered a ninety nine year lease system, fixing rents for a century. Despite a later downturn, his foresight was praised before prices rebounded and he faced sympathy for missed opportunities.
A London Graphic description recalls obsolete infantry arms such as the pike and matchlock musket. It explains the priming pan, cock, and mechanism that ignited the powder and fired the weapon, noting how communication between pan and barrel triggered the explosion.
The term influenza comes from Italian influence and was tied to star influence in the seventeenth century. Contrary to common belief, influenza is not modern, with records of the illness in France around 1405 and mentions by ancient writers dating to the fourteenth century.
W G Ledbetter & Co offer a range of properties including a 6 room house near St Michael's church for 1200 dollars with 13 cash balance to suit, Leighton avenue lots from 500 to 400 each, a lot on Marvin hill, business lots on Noble near the post office, 40 acre fruit farm for 2750, 10 acre fruit farm one mile from car line with good house barn and city waters for 1500 with 13 cash, and farm land services for 5 to 1000 acres in Calhoun county. Call at Kline Building 1th at.
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