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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1907

Page

4

Daily Circulation Averages for Anniston Star 1906

Daily average figures for July through December 1906 show 2280 in July 2410 in August 2921 in September 2314 in October 2827 in November and 2344 in December. The statement attests to accuracy and is sworn by General Manager E B Meker before Notary E W Ledbetter on January 1 1907.

the Anniston E. B. Meker E. W. Ledbetter Calhoun Co Ala Evening Star Sun Enon

Southern Railway President Forecasts Southern Prosperity

W. W. Finley, new Southern Railway president, writes in the New York Times that the 1906 decade ending brought American greatness with the South leading exports, cotton driving agricultural trade, and Southern manufacturing capital rising 65 percent over five years. He notes 1,15 new industries in Southern territory and strong future growth powered by steam and electricity.

W. W. Finley Southern Railway New York Times Republic Southern Land and Industrial Department Mobile & Ohio Railroad

Southern growth and railway support urged for Anniston

The article urges Southern communities, especially Anniston, to unite and back regional development. It argues the Southern Railway should actively promote urban growth along its lines and notes betterment requires concerted effort from cities and citizens. It stresses patience and persistent, intelligent labor as key to rewarding results.

Southern Railway Anniston Southern Finley

Alabama Towns Report Local Developments and Incidents

Ashland forms a commercial club while Lineville orders eight street lights. The Clay county grand jury harshly criticizes the jail and almshouse. Talladega reports 380 public school pupils. Gadsden plans a $20 000 school building. Cows fined for running at large in Gadsden. Georgia Alabama Realty Co buys 25 acres in Lineville. Castleberry sells stake in Henderson & Co. Tal ladega. A suspect in a Mississippi case proves to be wrong. A large display ad appears in Talladega Mountain Home. A body in the river near Gadsden is identified as a steamer deck hand, not Luther Walraven.

Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries Alabama New Orleans Bilis Island

Guaranteed Mi-o-na Stomach Remedy Claim

The Scar brough Drug Company offers a money back guarantee if Mi-o-na fails to cure stomach troubles. They claim Mi-o-na strengthens stomach muscles rather than merely digesting food and compare lasting benefit to exercising limbs. Each box costs 50 cents and promises more relief than many digestive tablets.

Scarbrough Drug Company Mi-o-na

Hunan Heart Beats Stroke Record Noted in Brief

A historical note records a man’s heart beating through a stroke as it pauses after each beat, suggesting a 79 year old’s heart rhythm measured in strokes per minute.

Hunan

Alabama Governor's Message on Lands and State Finances

Governor Jests'' message reviews Tuskegee and Montevallo land sales and remaining acres, notes lands valued at least ten dollars per acre, praises policy of reserving scattered parcels. Discusses Deaf Dumb and Blind Schools fire loss, tag tax reform, immig ration plans, state depositories, and bond sales reducing interest and debt. Mentions Capitol improvements and a Capitol Building Commission.

Montevallo Tuskegee Johnson

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THE Anniston Publishing Company Y. BR Podt Prening Sitar Publishers’ Presa Association Oxford Space Republic Cal If Cleburne Salon Anniston Ublisting CO Anniston, AL South Ashland Clay County Lineville Grand Jury That County Talladega Gadsden City Georgia & Alabama Realty Company Bronnwreck, Ga Fh. T. Castleberry Mississippi Bob Meeks North Alabama Talladega Mountain Luther Walraven Rome Wagnon Scarbrough Deng Company GOV. Jesks Alabama Solons C’s Cyvins Intrest Treasury New York Capitol Building Commission H. H. Fitzgerald Quintard Ave C. A. Nunnelly Walnut St T. F. Strickland 12Th and Pine Corner 12Th Leighton J. C. Wilson John H. Noble Haviland A. A. Greene East 12Th. St. Jag National Adv. Bureau Chicago Gurnee Herbert Freedlove Mgr J. B. Staples Corner Church 4Th Sts S. W. Hingson Remington M. Markstein Sir P. Sidney W. F. Wier Noble Street Whetstone & Co, Grocers
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