City Hall Disorderly Conduct Fines Issued
Two individuals received 2 fines each for disorderly conduct during the week at city hall.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1900
Page
4
Two individuals received 2 fines each for disorderly conduct during the week at city hall.
Oxford voters express strong support for McCraw in the sheriff race with steady backing and clear community concerns about crime and public safety guiding the choice.
Tomorrow afternoon Mr N F Meyerson of this city and Miss Owesie Morris of Athens Ga will wed at the Hedgar Levy home and then take a bridal tour to New Orleans before settling in Anniston. Friends here and elsewhere extend congratulations and best wishes for a happy life. Miss Lou Boyer left for Independance Iowa after winter with her brother J N Boyer. Mr and Mrs M Markstein attended Mardi Gras in Birmingham and Mrs J K Dimmick also went to Birmingham.
A Buffalo matron relates amusing child thoughts about growing up and aging. Her four year old questions if she was once a baby like brother Paul and why adults care about gray hair. The grandmother link prompts the child to ask if her mother will be her grandmother when she grows old. The father faces a similar star question from his six year old about the purpose of stars.
Local plea urges voters to support M. W. Mc Craw for sheriff. The message promotes subscribing to The Star and emphasizes casting a vote for Mc Craw to protect interests.
Notice requests return of a liver colored pointer dog missing from the owner Thos W Coleman Jr. The dog wears a collar with initials and a reward of 85 is offered for its return. Also contains a primary election notice from Calhoun County Democratic committee dated January 25 1900 for March 7 1900 and March 22 1900.
A note in The Star invites readers to check the cheap column for lost and found items. It highlights a quick way to recover belongings through the paper's listings and local notices.
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