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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1900
Page
2
A fragment notes a registration entry tied to Anniston and Pontoee locations with unclear context and limited details. The text suggests an official or formal registry but provides no dates parties or actions. Further readable facts are not present.
Calhoun and Cleburne counties hear the candidacy of Fred L Blackmon for the Senate in the Seventh District subject to Democratic party action. A. F. McCitee also announces for State mayor from the same district subject to party action.
For the Legislature Tam a candidate to represent Cal county in the later house of the next general assembly, subject to the action of the Democratic party. If elected will vote for the return of Hon. John T. Morgan to the United States senate unless otherwise in strict.
A series of announcements declare individuals as candidates for sheriff of Calhoun County, all subject to Democratic party action in the upcoming primary. Names include W T rote sen, T. Kewax, Woonarey, M.W. Merawie, Mines W, and M. Tavion, with references to party processes and March Pin as the date.
A candidate declaration announces Me. W. PF. Downing as a contender for Calhoun County Tax Assessor. The statement notes party authorization and places the bid under Democratic party action. Another name, Dave Wardidate, appears in fragmented form as a possible associate or reference.
A candidate declares intent to seek reelection as Tax Collector of Calhoun County subject to the actions of the Democratic party.
A local notice announces candidate for re election to the office of County See in Sunese County subject to section of and election by Bethlehem officials.
Voters head to the polls for the primary to select a candidate for the commissioner's office. Election officials remind residents of filing deadlines and polling locations.
The Evening Star announces Mr. KN Tyson now in charge of circulation and collecting all amounts due to him. Subscribing members may pay weekly or monthly as they prefer. Courtesies to Mr. Tyson will be appreciated by the publisher.
Dispatches report Capt Abercrombie departure to Alaska to lay telegraph lines and roads across ice and snow. The Klondike lure draws men seeking wealth, while climate and hardship temper the rush as Alabama gold fields tempt with easier, safer development.
The Anniston area expects a surge of new dwelling homes this spring and summer as population growth outpaces supply. Local real estate and window display progress signal a broader commercial expansion with new ownership in The Evening Market and increased downtown activity.
An address in New Keiain reports James Menderlein, a town clergyman, faced loss of stipend or church placement over a dispute. He desires to preach while also earning wages to support his family, though local decisions threaten his religious post.
To the Public a local notice touts updated laundry equipment and cew machinery claiming superior collar repair and washing results. Eupink Steam Latxpey and Prenise, managers, promise a convincing trial of the machine that fixes collars.
The Jesse French Co announces February only price reductions on high grade pianos and a large stock of organs at factory sale prices. Pianos ship from factory to homes with reduction of 50 to 100 dollars and easy payments offered. Located at Noble Street near Thirteenth.
Alabama faces higher local freight costs than Georgia and Tennessee due to limited rail rate regulation. Birmingham business groups urge a state commission with power to curb discrimination, citing estimates that Alabama overpays up to two million dollars annually for local freight and that Calhoun County bears a large share of the burden.
A R Noble & Co advertises bargains on residences near the opera house including 2, 6, 8, 10 and 12 room houses with modern improvements priced from 1850 to 8500. Cottages, small homes, vacant lots and timber lands offered with flexible payments and guaranteed titles from Old Savings Bank Building near the Opera House.
Applicants must appear at 100 oclock Monday for a neat examination at Jackacuritle flats Marek. The Och and Gh of Marek are involved. Admission ends after that time. J M Teroway minister of HA.
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