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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1901
Page
4
The fragment shows Gordon and Stockton as proprietors editors and publishers with an office location at Noble Street. It appears to be an old newspaper masthead entry with registration and price noted, but specifics are incomplete.
The Evening Star lists agency outlets in Grew Avorn George Todd's store Glew Addie street near the bridge Aniston West End Drug Store T J Cason Co J C Mays Co Fifth and Cobb streets Oxorna J B Privett Co Rug Store Moorefield's Jewelry Store Premont Austin Johnson Oxana H H Talley's store Jacksonville Roy Porter Subscriptions and ads placed at these agencies will be transmitted to the main office at no extra cost.
Leslie's Weekly comments that the South shows creditable gains since 1865 with over 400 million dollars spent among whites and blacks. It notes increasing attraction for settlers from the North and Europe and predicts greater future population and industry growth. It mentions Horace Greeley’s injunction needing modification and records brief biographical notes on Young Onions, Netus Jumps, and Dow Clock.
The piece discusses legendary Alaska feuds between great Indian tribes said to last six centuries with cycles of revenge. A claimed peace is noted as possibly forthcoming, while approving editors and a travel notice mix into the column. It references Kentucky Texas Alabama lore and a mystic six-hundred-year conflict.
The advertisement urges property owners to list rentals with the city’s largest leasing firm. It claims there is no vacant lease type and emphasizes matching tenants with available units.
The notice proclaims Headquarters as a hub for all kinds of real estate listings including sale and rental options with an invitation to call.
H B Shelton a Scottaboro merchant was found dead in his bed Saturday morning. Thomas M Stevens of Mobile was named to the University Board of Trustees replacing E F Pettus who resigned. Joel Tillery in Opelika accidentally shot and killed his cousin Albert Tillery in a blacksmith shop. The Alabama Land and Cattle Co of Mobile capitalized at 500000 filed a certificate of incorporation Tuesday. Judge Dan Gordon of Abbeville owns a 650 pound hog and expects 750 to 800 pounds. S H Williams son of ex congressman T H Williams of Wetumpka died by morphine self‑poisoning Monday. Huntsville Tribune credits Wesley Townsend of Madison county as the oldest inhabitant at 110. F C Shepherd president of the Alabama Commercial and Industrial Association announced committees on Advertising and Press to promote state resources.
Locke Sawyer Co reports several buyers purchased homes during the holidays and now enjoy family blessings. They claim more bargains remain, asserting Annis ton property is as cheap as ever.
The Queen and Crescent System begun October 25 by linking Meridian to Shreveport with connections to Texas shortening westbound travel to seven to twelve hours. Southern Railway fast train No. 37 partners with the Queen and Crescent to offer the quickest routes to points West. Agents offer timetable details and ticketing via Union Pacific with Pullman sleepers dining cars and other amenities.
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