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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
5
For rent the Fry building on Noble street between 12th and 138th while remodeled. Comer Kennedy Co. occupies Noble street between 10th and 11th. Wanted an 8 to 10 room house for a desirable tenant for one year or longer with all modern conveniences in a desirable neighborhood. Real estate note: Security Bank Building.
City court records show H. K. Lewis pled guilty to forging a City National Bank check and swindling the Mutual Aid Society out of 10 dollars. He was fined 103 dollars and 30 cents, to be paid by city service. Nearby notices advertise buckwheat, a state committee appointment, a decorative service, and poll tax reminders.
Notice states ongoing service fixing glasses at the Hotel Alabama for an additional week. It cites patient satisfaction shown by cases where the provider fitted eyewear for a neurologist and an ophthalmologist.
Dealers in groceries feed country produce dry goods shoes hats caps matting rugs art squares window shades and more announce three stores at 409 Glen Addie 481 8 Noble corner Tenth and Glen Addie. Customers asked to seek tickets for machines to be given away December 20 190.
Primitive Baptist Rev Parker will preach at the residence of J W Monk at Sixteenth and Brown streets. Born near Bethlehem Palestine he is described as a pleasing speaker and the public is invited to attend. Roosevelt Panama Canal Message Issued in Illustrated Edition for 50 Cents with 7 Appendices and 24 plates. Don’t pay poll tax this month to avoid disfranchisement. Rutherford Lapsley returns from Selma on business. New linen stock arriving in various widths and prices. Mr Woodruff’s Songs featured as Theatorium program changes.
In county court this afternoon several defendants were disposed of. Jim Ellison faced trespass charges continued, Will Stevens tied to receiving stolen goods bound for grand jury, John Kearn trespassing on Southern rail road with costs totaling 21.90, Bill Reid and Dill Reid listed for trespassing and assault with gun at 38 and 12.50 for Louis and Collie Ross respectively. Probate Judge Emmett F. Crook warns state and county license holders to renew by January 15 or face a 10 percent penalty. Also mentions new line black voiles from Ullman Bros with prices at 1 and 1.25 yard.
Will call for and deliver in edge of town. Repairs and dyeing for ladies and gentlemen. All work guaranteed. Herbert Bre phone 575. Edlova manager at 12th and Gurnee.
The note states prices drop on remaining regular lines of merchandise not shipped in. Winter stock is offered at very low prices with a mostly broken apparel line and a complete furniture department. Call to save on any needed items.
The Alabama Loan and Investment Company will hold a stockholders meeting at its Anniston office on Friday February 1907 at 8 p.m. L C G Watson secretary announces the notice dated January 9 1907. Poll tax due by February 1.
Special to the Star reports Colonel William Livermore, a West Point graduate of 1865, retired from the army corps of engineers after a 45 year career. He aided cable construction to Cuba and contributed to fortifications at Key West, Tortugas, Baltimore, Newport, New Bedford and other sites. He authored army tactics and a mapping based art of war promotion method.
For any skin disease this salve relieves itching and burning instantly and soon cures. Also invaluable for sore nipples. For sale by J. L. Wikle.
A brief line directs readers to call 72 for coal or drugs inquiries, with B. and Watson referenced in the notice.
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