Evening Star Agencies Subscription Points Listed
Parties may subscribe to The Star at agencies set up for convenience in the city and neighboring towns. West Anniston at Coatleberry's Drug Store on Fifteen Street, Glen Addie at W G Sivil's store corner Pine and Fifth, West Eleventh Street at G R Diekert's store, Oxanna at Oxanna Grocery Co, Oxford at T B Bagley's Furniture Store.
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Thin City
West Anniston
Coatleberry
W. Fifteen
Glen Addie
W. G. Sivil
Corner Pine and
Fifth
West Eleventh Street
G. R. Diekert
Oxanna—Osxanna Grocery Co
Oxford
Bagley
Edmondson Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Calhoun County
Announcement states W. T. Edmondson is a candidate for sheriff of Calhoun County, subject to the Democratic party's nomination.
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W. T. Edmondson Ans
Calhoun County
Calhoun County Treasurer Candidate Dawny B Grover Seeks Re election
Dawny B. Grover announces candidacy for re election as County Treasurer of Calhoun County subject to Democratic party action.
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Calhoun County
Democratic
Dawny B. Grover
Free rural mail delivery proves popular in Opelika
The project mailed more than 3000 pieces monthly after starting with 600, boosting newspaper circulation along the route. Farmers favor the service, with a carrier earning 400 dollars annually and local residents willing to support the carrier’s salary if the program continued. Southern Trade Journal notes Calhoun could adopt similar delivery. Louisville & Nashville Railroad hires E M Rumph to promote horticulture on its southern line and aid farmers near Decatur Alabama.
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Opelika
Southern Trade Journal
Calhoun
Smith
Anniston
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
E. M. Rumph
Evergreen
Ala
Rumph
Decatur
Gordon's new daily at Anniston attracts strong patronage
The Evening Star by T. B. Gordon debuts as an eight page paper in Anniston and meets with splendid success. Florence friends praise Mr. Gordon as a thorough newspaper man and applaud his Florence ties and local support.
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Evening Star
T. BR. Gordon
Anniston
Bingham and Vaughan Vie for Alabama GOP Chair
Bingham and Vaughan enter a clash for the chairmanship of the Republican Executive Committee in Alabama. The contest centers on party leadership, strategy, and influence within the state GOP.
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Bingham
Vaughan
Theepublican Executive Committee
Alabama
Methodist Services Schedule with Dual Sermons and Observance
St Pauls Methodist holds Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 Epworth League at 6 30 and evening service at 7 40 Rev J G Johnson preaches Salvation in the morning and Progress at night First Methodist also offers 9 50 Sunday school 11 morning service with Communion Rev G E Wasson delivers sermons Epworth League 3 50 p m The occasion sermon and The one thing needful are noted for the night service
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St. Paul's Methodist
Epworth League
J. G. Johnson
Salvation
First Methodist
LI * Im
G. E. Wasson
Parker Memorial Baptist Sunday Schedule and Sermons
Parker Memorial Baptist Church posts a Sunday timetable with Sunday School at 0 30 a m Young People's Union at 3 p m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m The morning topic is Pressing On and the evening topic is Spirit of Divination.
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Parker Memorial Baptist Church
Young People’s Union
Church Services Schedule and Sermon Details
St. Michael and All Angels' Episcopal Church lists holy communion at 7 a.m. Sunday school at 9 50 a.m. morning service at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m. Rev. J H Blacklock presides and delivers sermons. The anthem O Rest in the Lord will be sung with solo by Prof. Thompson of Anniston College. First Presbyterian Church announces services tomorrow at the usual times with sermons by Rev. Donald McQueen. Morning topic The Christian's Welfare and evening Gathering up the Fragments with the Lord's Supper observed at the morning service.
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St. Michael and All Angels
Episcopal Church
J. H. Blacklock
Thompson
Anniston College
First Presbyterian Church
Thaem
Donald McQueen
Glen Addie church notices and Sunday schedules
Local church notices list Glen Addie Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist groups with Sunday schools at 9:30 a.m. and various Young People's and Epworth League meetings at 3 p.m. Prayer services occur at 11 a.m. or 7 p.m. with no morning or evening service on some days. A Baker milk anecdote appears amid church items. West Anniston Presbyterian shares 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 3 p.m. Christian Endeavor, no evening service, plus a 4:30 p.m. union meeting on Eleventh Street near Wilmer.
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Glen Addie Presbyterian Church
Cor
Mulberry Streets
Will Miller
Young People’s Society
Christian Endeavor
Glen Addie Methodist
Mulberry
Todd
Epworth League
Scott
Christian Endeavor Union
The
Christian Church
Eleventh Street
Wilmer
Paying work for a good hustler
A terse classified note offers paid work for a capable hustler, listing a P O box 342 as the contact point for applicants seeking employment.
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P. O. Box
Oxford News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Oxford Alabama January reports note T A Turner cotton buyer returns from South Alabama and D C Cooper from Birmingham. Grand Master B D Williams spoke at a Talladega Masonic meeting. Calhoun Rifles held monthly muster. Otis Glass returns to Honda Georgia with sister C D Warnock. Nashville Arkansas couple visits B L Gains near Oxford. Miss Merrell Frank to start Jones school house teaching. Miss Bessie Mims hosts a social for Edna Assabrook with many Oxford youths attending.
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Oxford
Ala
T. A. Turner
South Alabama
B. D. Williams
Talladega
Calhoun Rifles
D. C. Cooper
Birmingham
W. O. Hill
Otis Glass
Honda
C. D. Warnock
Mrs. Gains
Nashville
Ark
B. L. Gains
G. N. Meredith
Merrell Frank
Jacksonville
J. B. Smith
Jones School House
Frank
Bessie Mims
Warnock Street
Edna Assabrook
Proposed English Club To Be Formed
The Englishmen in Anniston plan a new English Club with a permanent organization to be formed next Monday night. A meeting was held at the Pratt & Yates Bay Company plant on Noble Street to discuss the club’s formation. The meeting place for the upcoming session is to be announced in Monday’s issue.
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Anniston
Evening Star
Pratt & Yates Bay Company
Noble Street
Star
Wanted Grown Girls for Carpet Factory Trade
Help needed in a carpet factory to learn the trade. Immediate liberal compensation offered while training. Advertisement under Annivvou Carpet the tory by James Burkler, M'p'r.
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Annivvou Carpet Thetory
James Burkler
M’p'r
Glen Addie News Briefs Highlight Local Doings
Glen Addie correspondent Arthur V. New notes the Mandolin and Guitar Club met at Miss Sue Adams home for a lively practice and games. Grocer G R Todd relocates to a larger Chestnut Street storefront with a bigger stock, owner D B Lacy renovating for occupancy. Serenaders roam the town while cake cries punctuate the tunes. Glen Addie Baptist church hosts singing and choir practice led by F O Bussey with Hattie Manning at organ.
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Glen Addie
The
Evening Star
Arthur V. New
the Star
Chestnut Street
Sue Adams
G. R. Todd
Glen Addie Street
Todd
W. O. Treadaway
D. B. Lacy
Glen Addie Baptist Church
F. O. Bussey
Hattie Manning
Disastrous Fire Destroys Richmond Tobacco Warehouse
A massive blaze on January 6 in Richmond destroyed the Merchants' and Planters' tobacco warehouse at Fifteenth and Cary streets. About 3,600 hogsheads of tobacco were burned, with 2,600 owned by American Tobacco Co. and the rest by local and distant parties. Kingan and Co. suffered a $30,000 loss, while tobacco losses reached $350,000 with $300,000 insured. Total loss estimated at $500,000 with $350,000 insured. Fear of explosion rose as gas holders nearby heated and paint peeled.
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Richmond
Merchants’ and Planters
Fifteenth
Cary Streets
American Tobacco Company
Kingan
Cary
Carter & Ryland
Davenport
Kingan & Co
Christmas notes and packages delivery safety notice
Fragmentary OCR reads as a note on safe delivery of Christmas notes and packages. Mentions locations and delivery cues but lacks clear dates or entities. The incomplete text suggests guidance or a reminder for secure handling of parcels during the holiday period.
Industries eye Anniston model city investment
Local reports say big industries view Anniston as an ideal site for a new plant. Officials seek a clean water source free of harmful chemicals, urging immediate action to attract the industry. The piece also notes political debate over the finance bill and upcoming primary elections in Calhoun County. Rental notice advertises a store room next to Castleberry's Drug Store on West Fifteenth Street.
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Tative
Anniston
Auuiston
Castleberry
W. Fifteenth Street
J. H. Castleberry
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