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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
5
Remodel underway on Noble street from 12th to 13th with space for rent. Comer Kennedy Co. premises between 10th and 11th streets also available. Small store or office offered in the Security Bank building at the corner of Little and Noble.
Mr Jos Saks leaves his firm to supervise stock taking in the Gadsden store for several days. The piece defends the cleanliness of Franco American potted meats as superior to cheaper packer products and endorses the 10 cent size can.
TO THE PUBLIC. We have secured the services of a top decorator from Toledo Ohio to supply local art. A trial will convince. Cohen and Kircuss, 7-51 921 Noble St. Phone 550. rators.
A telegram from C F Douglas Dayton Tenn reports the death of his father last night at 11 o clock. The funeral and interment are to be held in Dayton. Professor Weissner of Birmingham is not coming to Anniston for the services.
Senator Fred L. Blackmon traveled to Montgomery yesterday. James Hartsfield returned from Gadsden after a Sunday visit. W. P. Acker visits Birmingham on business. Roy Ledbetter of Birmingham was in town yesterday. W. A. Calloway of Atlanta is at the Alabama. Also mentions opinions on daytime naps and magnanimity as moral qualities.
The ad cites Matting rugs art squares window shades comforts feather pillows furniture stoves and ranges and high grade goods at three shops. It invites shoppers to 409 Glen Addie and 431 8S Noble corner for combined courteous treatment and reliable service.
Miss Jennings will continue her dance class for a second term at the Noble Institute on Tuesdays and Fridays at 3 p m starting January 15. The term price is six dollars. Mrs L R Cason visited en route to Atlanta from Jacksonville. County commissioners meet at the courthouse to settle road overseers and conduct routine business. Cotton futures declined while spot cotton is quoted at ten cents. Police court handled 12 cases with four discharged and the rest fined 150 10. Calhoun lodge No 46 K of P officers were to be installed. John B Knox departed for Montgomery for extended duties. Mr Murphy of Gadsden may join the pastor as organist at the 1088orial Baptist church.
Letters of administration for Martha A Jordon granted by Judge Emmett F Crook of Calhoun county Alabama on January 7 1907. All persons with claims must present them within the legal period or be barred. CHAS D KLINE Administrator c
A noted quotation from the Manchester Union speaks on life as a ragbag of patches. It contrasts worn frayed pieces with bright red fresh patches, ending with a hopeful note about all finding a place together.
New York breweries sustain residents with ample beer supply and contribute to a city economy valued at 43.4 million dollars. The annual output supports local consumption and highlights the breweries' economic role.
Analysis of Asian social clubs notes the allure of membership and self esteem within tight networks. The text argues that collective punishment and family ties boost cohesion, allowing rapid formation of varied societies even for trivial aims. Seoul example highlights ease of organizing mushroom societies on thatched roofs.
Cut this out and take it to J. L. Wikle's drug store for a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easier to take and more pleasant in effect than pills, and they correct disorders of the stomach liver and bowels.
The article notes that the phrase was common in Dr. Johnson’s time and Boswell cites Wharton with the line you’d have fitted him to a T. It explains the meaning of the idiom and its use in historical language.
A Varis Figaro quote notes the Frenchman who once faced frontier hardship now rivals Anglo-Saxons in a love of travel and adventure.
Departing speaker laments rain and asks for an umbrella. Host replies with humor then offers to walk home together and shelter the caller along the way. The exchange hints at urban nocturnal social dynamics and casual sheltering gestures.
A sharp exchange between Senator Sorgum and Washington Roe questions motives and rewards for future generations. The dialogue probes whether actions today will satisfy posterity and who should deliver any benefits.
Cleaning and dyeing service promises first class work with guaranteed results. The ad offers pickup and return service for customers seeking quality garment care.
Herbert Breedlove, manager, listed with phone extension 575, located at 12th and ne, indicative of a business contact entry in the era’s directory.
A local rink advertises free morning admission with skating allowed. Afternoon sessions require paid admission and skates. Evening rules warn violators will be refunded money and ejected from the rink.
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