Local Notes Highlight Objections and Happenings in Anniston News
Southern passenger ferries delayed this morning. The Evening Star offered a one week gift subscription. Rand promotes a Twentieth Century sale with a free weekly Star subscription. Feb 1 meal and officer elections at Hose Company No 1. Christian Endeavor Union meets Sunday at 4:50 p.m. at the Christian church. Glens Falls calendars and a Revolutionary story marketed by agents. Mr Will Hight travels to New York City for a possible new position. Prof Ivy Duggan returns from Sparta Georgia after a health trip. Wilmer Street school reopens Monday. J L Murphy moves stock to new store. J F James leaves Parker & Co to strike out on his own. For Rent stores and residences in Anniston listed. J N Castleberry solicits applications for commercial space. Married at home of O Brien. Rev Brady officiates. Oxford residence for rent on car line. Alabama Construction secures spur track contract to Gadsden iron furnace. blast planned soon. Anniston Coal Co. promotes Medievalto coal. Ray Knight Jr in Birmingham. Jebeles in Birmingham. Josh Spraceby Co. en route to Birmingham from Talladega. Wanted workers in carpet factory. The Anniston Baptist second volume issue praised. Christ mas votes and packages delivery service advertised.
Knight to Join Payne & Company in New York City
Society notes report Mr. Ray Knight Jr. will depart on the 7th for New York to join the brokerage firm Thomas B. Payne & Company. The piece also mentions an at home hosted by Misses Ida and Olive Reynolds on Quintard avenue in honor of Misses Alison Reynolds and Halen Alison of Carlowville, with plans for a pleasant gathering.
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Ray Knight, Jr
New York City
Thomas B. Payne & Company
Knight
Ida
Olive Reynolds
Quintard Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Alison Reynolds
Halen Alison
Carlowville
Herald Square Opera Co Brings Said Pasha to Anniston Stage
The Herald Square Opera Co plans a two night stand in Anniston for Said Pasha after touring the South with strong reception. Brist olas Tribune praised their Chisney of Normandy and The Bohemian Git, noting large matinee crowds and a thriving operatic run before last night’s Said Pasha performance. City tax records threaten fines if 1900 license not paid by the 15th.
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Herald Square Opera Co
Pasha
South
Annistonienus
Bristol
Tevv
Tribune
Opera House
Otter City
Chisney
Normandy
Ugheam
Joe Quinn
Montgomery visitors end pleasant stay at Ranistoo
Misses Almag hn and Dora Storefeld of Montgomery have returned home after a two week visit as guests of Mrs. Rudolph Wertz. They were received warmly by Mrs. Hertz and treated to many social attentions. Mayor and Mrs. Henderson plan to return tomorrow from Ragod where they visited Mayor Hendersons mother.
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Rudolph Wertz
Almag Hn
Dora Storefeld
Montgomery
Edwirers
Ranistoo
Mrs. Hertz
QO. Z Henderson
Raghod
Mayor Henderson
Skating May Be Enjoyed On Local Ice This Winter
Winter weather hints at possible skating on Oxford Lake and a pond near the Southern and L N tracks west of the carpet factory. If continued cold, skaters may find ice forming on the lake and adjacent ponds, as last year saw several inches of ice.
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Chu
Oxford Lake
No Rush To Take Out Licenses
Local business men favor licensing for the year but few have secured licenses by this morning. Tax Collector Quinn reports only a small number issued so far, with six saloon licenses already granted, including to W G Moody who ran a bar room last year.
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Quinn
Will Open Marie Yard Here
Mr Gaines of Carrasville Ga announces plans to open a marble yard in Acnmon. He has circulated order receipts through B A Fegan Co and plans a general ironware business. Location for the marble yard is not yet decided.
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Gaims
Carrasville, Ga
B.A. Fegan & Co
Congressmen Get Baths and Shaves
A Birmingham Age-Herald report claims members of Congress are furnished free baths and barber services at the Capitol. It notes attendants, no charges for baths, and barbers earning tips, with senators and representatives using facilities from their official salaries and the government.
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Ibavoets
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King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Rand
H’s
Evening Star
Assuyenir
Daniel Tyler Hose Company No. 1
Rand’s
Evenig Star
Mr. Rund
Christian Endeavor Union
The
Christian Church
Bovenkerk, Sedy
L. Crook & Co
Glens Falls Insurance Company
Will Hight
Mr. Hight
Ivy Duggan
Anniston College
Spaiia
Duggan
Sparta
Georgia
James Barker
Wilmer Street
South Anniston
J. L. Murphy
Terth Street
J. F. James
O. H. Parker & Co
James
Castleberry
W. Fifteenth Street
J. N. Castleberry
Ernest R. Moore
May O’brien
John ‘O’ Brien
West Anniston
D. A. Brady
Oxford
Geo W. Wichelberger
R. H. Cobb
Fies Anniston Lime & Stone Co
Alabama Construction Company
D. B. Lacy
Louisville and Nashville
Gadsden
Jenifer
Cadsden
Anniston Lee Co
Birmingham
Anoniston the Co
John K. Jebeles
Josh Spraceby
City
Talladega
P. O. Box
J. A. Ryan
Mobile
Ryan
Montevallo
Anniston
Anniston Tee Co
Anniston Carpet Factory
James Buckler
M’ Ger
1. Smith & Co
Ullman Brothers
Big Department Store
BE. &. Linthicum
Bessemer
Studiosis
Welock
W. W. Livingfellow
Tyler Hill
Pivaryesis
Vbontevalle
Elam Drug CO
Anniston Trading Co
Marie Yard
Birmingham Age-Herald
Sam
Espiteave
Congressions
Robinson's Book Store
Toy
Bargatn
Robinson’s Book Store
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