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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1900
Page
2
The item lists header details for the Evening Star newspaper with staff roles and office address in Anniston Alabama. It includes editor Gordon and city editor Williams, a publication building location, a subscription price line, and a January 19 1900 date.
Advertisers in the Ventura region press to have their notices accepted by the WIAA for the upcoming period. The request centers on ad placement in the official program and local notices. The outcome hinges on approval by the association and related publishing partners.
Agencies established for convenience in this city include Cantielyrry's peg Store at W Fifteen Street in Anniston Vine and Fifth in Addie W Cj Bivil's store corner Vine and Fifth in Weatherfield street G R Dickert's store Osanna Grocery Co in Abna Oxford Bapley Furniture store.
An authorized statement declares W. Ondeon a candidate for Calhoun County Treasurer, subject to Democratic Party action. It also announces the author’s own bid for re election to the same office, pending party approval.
The executive committee of the Democratic party of Culhown calls a meeting in Anviston on Thursday January 18 1900 at 12 o clock in the city court room. Chairman K P Thomases urges attendance.
The Evening Star explains its pages will grow from six to seven columns with fewer total pages. News and reading matter remain unchanged. The paper pledges to keep price at six cents weekly and to maintain quality while expanding readership in Anniston. The note mentions a general primary and asks voters to consider the party’s fate.
The Birmingham Ledger notes Birmingham papers do well and can sustain business without advertising while other cities like Anniston and Birmingham’s rivals run flourishing presses. It comments on the broader press landscape and the success of afternoon papers.
The Evening Latte assigns city circulation to Mr. Fred Layton. Subscriptions should be paid to him. readers missing issues should notify Mr. Layton or the office of the paper. Courtesies to Mr. Layton are appreciated by the publisher.
The Starin Annis ton agency on W Fifteenth offers subscription with daily delivery each afternoon. The Star price is nineteen cents a week and readers may leave names at the agency. The Union Messenger debuts as a well edited journalistic effort by T H Gordon. Reaper extends best wishes to Mr Gordon for success with his paper. Advertising plans aim to boost business during slower periods.
Prof Bernard Awtrey formerly of Oxford and Miss Kate Huffaker of Martinsy were married in Acworth Baptist Church on December 25. Rev J T Jenkins performed the ceremony. The couple returned to Acworth after the wedding and reside in the city with friends. Awtrey leads Smith Lemon Institute and has boosted attendance and school progress. Miss Hinslater, longtime Acworth High assistant, is praised for her work and popularity.
News from Glen Addie reports Arthur V. Readen invites items for The Evening Store and The Star. James Morphy takes a marker job with Horace McVahon in Caliwan Lenvdey. Mrs Pogaski with rheumatism is able to move about. John Roe returns to duty with railroad freight No 05. Glen Addie fire brigade hopes for new hose and rubber coats as the squad trains and volunteers await supplies.
The Diocesan bid for an Assistant Bishop of Alabama faces strong local interest as parishioners and clergy debate the pool. Officials argue Alabama clergy who know the diocese should fill the bishopric, with public sentiment shaping the selection process.
Cambridge January 10 By the will of Caroline Brewer Cro who died in England years ago nearly 160000 was placed in the Harvard University treasury to aid investigation of a mysterious disease The Croft family ties include Gardner Brewer a benevolent merchant Her charitable work spurred funds aimed at discovering disease causes and providing an antidote Mrs Croft, wife of Arthur Croft the English artist, had long lived abroad before her death.
For rent a store room adjoining Castlerry's Drag Store on West Fifteenth Street. Excellent location in a good business center. Apply to TL Castleberry.
J C Blackburn was elected United States Senator yesterday by both houses in separate sessions in Frankfort Kentucky. He won a majority of votes cast and a joint session will meet at noon tomorrow to approve today’s action.
Morrisville, January. Mr John Morris and wife visit Mr Morris father and family. Julia Yarbrough of St Clair county, J E Knight of Zala, and Lala Ingram of McPaul attend a marriage ceremony at Hora Jan 240 Me and Mrs 1 A Mangham. A daughter is welcomed and Henry expresses happiness. Mangham described as progressive and a good farmer. Last year he produced four good items.
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