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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1901
Page
8
Mr I Benton Dornan of Philadelphia, a major stockholder in Anniston Carpet Mills, reports strong success and prosperity at the Dornan managed carpet mill in Anniston. He praises the firm and its leadership, noting evident growth and good condition in the business.
The notice highlights abundant orders for carpets at the Anniston mill with over three hundred rolls on hand and daily shipments. Mr Dornan visits to review operations and praise the satisfactory state of affairs as swelling demand continues.
Heflin New Era reports a eight pound duck shaped pipe unearthed by Mr B J Reed while plowing on Ross farm. It may be a peace or division pipe for Creek tribal divisions, a relic of a past era. Citizens plan to seek two rural delivery routes from Heflin and Edwardsville, with routes possibly to Bell Mills Arbacoochee and into beats 7 and 5. Talladega News-Reporter notes mules were frescoed by two Clay county men at J A Matson wagon yard, one mule's ear cut, and others damaged in a later act.
Fruithurst Enterprise reports the city election last Tuesday chose Mayor I. J. Grant and councilmen R. B. Blackmarr J. D. Boynton W. H. Lindsay Geo. Morris Ed Morrison. School Board members include R. B. Blackmarr five years Ed Morrison four years Mrs. A. H. Andrew three years Mrs. F. W. Fisher one year.
Mr J. Mallory Davis went over to Atlanta this morning. Mr Tom Howle of Atlanta is in the city today. Mr WV M Brown of Atlanta is in the city today. Mr Jobe Hughes of Piedmont is in the city. Mr John Wood of Jacksonville is in the city today. Mr F W Foster went to Carrollton on a business trip. Mr J B Lagarde returned from Rock Springs. Gen James H Savage went to Montgomery this afternoon. Mr G G Britton left for Union South Carolina and other Palmetto State points. Mr J J Vincent returned to Paris Texas this morning after visiting friends. Mr J B Jay went to Birmingham on official business.
City Tax Collector Quinn invites friends to City Hall to exchange cash for a stationary item amid a surge of business licenses in Aniston since New Year’s Day. The notice warns licenses for this year may be granted for less than twelve months. Also mentions the One Day Cold Cure and Kermott’s Checolates Laxative Quinine candy for head and throat relief.
B L Paul at 29 Nobie Street corner Ninth offers plumbing steam and hot water heating with prompt personal attention. Hepatr ing.
New York cotton futures data transmitted by private wire to Murphy & Co. for G B Flint, manager, with daily corrections issued.
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