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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1907

Page

8

Paid Tribute to the Old Veterans at St Pauls Church

Rev. W. B. Smead delivered a brief address at St. Pauls church prior to baptism and church admission, linking profession of faith to a soldier's oath. The Civil War veteran extolled sacrifices of Confederate and Federal veterans, noting their enduring devotion to country and Christian life.

REV. W. B. 8 St. Paul's Church Methodist Church W. B. Smead Sollier Mr. Smead

Pay Your Poll Tax Before February First

A brief civic notice urges eligible voters to pay their poll tax by February 1 to maintain voting eligibility for the year. The advisory emphasizes timely payment to avoid disenfranchisement at the polls.

Weather Forecast for Anniston

The 7 am reading shows a temperature of 58 degrees with zero precipitation. South wind at 8 mph. The day is partly cloudy with a forecast of fair weather tonight and Tuesday, and colder Tuesday.

Anniston Porecast

Tenth Convention of Tennessee Workers Opens in Nashville

The tenth annual convention of the Tennessee state federation of labor opens in Nashville. Delegates will push for stricter factory inspection and child labor laws, review a working agreement with the state Farmers' Union, and discuss organized labor in politics.

Nashville Tennessee State Federation of Labor Farmers’ Union

Indiana corn school opens at Purdue University

Special to the Star from Lafayette Indiana January 14 The annual corn School at Purdue University opened today for a two weeks term and will be followed by an eight weeks term of the winter school of agriculture.

Lafayette Ind Perdue University

Big Reunion of the Blue and Gray at Fort Fisher

Special to the Star Wilmington N C January 14 Veterans from Union and Confederate sides and nation al figures attend tomorrow's Blue and Gray reunion. Fort Fisher survivors' association completed arrangements for the event with speakers from both sides.

Wilmington Fort Fisher Fedral

Entire Family of Five Goes Insane in France

In Perigne, Deux Sevres, a farmer Guilbert his wife and three others aged 28 23 and 12 each suddenly went manic destroying their home. They tore clothes smashed windows fought neighbors with old shotguns and were taken to hospital. Locals blame an evil eye and devil’s influence.

Paris Perigne Deux Sevres Guilbert

Beggar Dr Gerlach left fortune after years of ruse

In Budapest a university graduate beggar, Dr Gerlach, who died leaving 50000 dollars, had once served a Hungarian nobleman. The money vanished when the nobleman’s fortune passed to distant relatives. A bank worker later linked Gerlach to a large deposit account, revealing the deception. Before death he confessed a plan to enjoy the loot after statutes ran out, then chose mendicancy as a life.

Budapest Gerlach

Cheapening Production Through Advertising Claims

The piece critiques vendors who argue they can sell unadvertised goods cheaply. It notes unadvertised items must be produced and sold in smaller quantities, raising cost per unit. Publicity expands production and lowers unit cost, contrary to those claims, and labels such assertions as deceptive attempts.

New Woodmen Building Dedicated at Frisco

The Woodmen of the World dedicated a new building in Frisco today in ceremonies attended by national officers. It stands as one of the first large structures completed since the fire.

Woodman Frisco San Francisco Woodmen of the World

Disturbed the Congregation Disturbance Notice

Disturbed the congregation last Sunday by continual disruption. Individual is urged to buy a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Elam Ord way and Houser.

Foley’s Elam Ordway & Houser

Pay Your Poll Tax This Month Warns Officials

Local authorities urge residents to pay poll tax promptly this month to avoid disenfranchisement. Officials stress timely payment secures voting rights and prevents penalties. Community leaders remind eligible voters of deadlines and support options.

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Lineville Ila Alabama Alabama and Georgia Fealty Co Brunswick C. W ST. Louis Exposition Tennessee Workers Indiana Corn School Thomas J. L. Wikle J. R. Taylor West End Drug Company Foleys Honey Elam, Ordway & Houser
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