Advertising Drives Business in Aniston District
The article argues sales rise with awareness and asserts newspaper advertising as the best method. It urges advertising in the STAR and REPUBLIC to reach the district's active readers and emphasizes consistent presence to succeed.
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Spor t World Notes on Players and Trades
Goat Anderson to join Rochester for next season. Boston Americans manager Lake to retain Henry Niles Bert Keyes and Cyclone Johnny Thompson to fight in New Orleans soon. English middleweight Tom Thomas due soon. American Association salary cap set at 500 monthly. Detroit to depart March 10 for spring training in San Antonio. Promoter Coffroth seeks Jack O Brien versus Stanley Ketchel. Sam Langford returning to Boston after California bouts. Jack Sullivan offered bouts in England. Tommy Leach named Pirates captain for spring tour. Wid Conroy may yield to Joe Ward. Indianapolis manager Cantillon seeks French the young infielder. Tommy Ryan may become Illinois A C instructor. Waivers on Joy McGinnity and Whiting Murch requested. Cantillon not willing to trade Jim Delehanty. would trade Bob Ganley for Kid Etherfeld. Louis Criger insists on half of 5000 release fee. Rube Waddell’s salary funds used to aid transfer. Bresnahan negotiating with McGraw for Arthur Fletcher from Dallas. Mike Sexton back active. elected president of Minor Leagues and Three-I League.
Not So Exacting In The Indies Butcher Trade
A brief quote from the Kansas City Journal notes a former dry goods clerk turning to meat cutting. The Indies do not chase spare ribs or steak, the speaker says, highlighting a curious career pivot.
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Roosevelt to Present Wrights Aero Club Medals
President Roosevelt will award gold Wright Brothers medals in the White House East Room next week, with a Brenner design and replicas in silver and bronze. Congress may honor the brothers separately. an Aero Club dinner in New York could host Orville and Wilbur.
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Poaching Claims Spur Idaho Game Violations Near Spokane
Reports from across Idaho allege violations of deer hunting laws as guides hire hunting parties to kill deer for Sunday hunters. Deer are allegedly killed beyond the two deer limit, and dogs are used to flush and shoot deer, prompting actions by W A Hill, deputy game warden, the busiest man in Spokane County.
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Oregon stockman laments $1.9 million annual losses from animal devastation
A Portland report notes Oregon stockmen claim annual losses exceed 1.9 million dollars due to widespread animal devastation harming herds and livelihoods.
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Proposed Aerial Navigation Co of America Formed in New York
Announcement states the proposed organization of the Aerial Navigation Co of America with principal offices in New York and a capital of 50,000,000 to build airships.
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Trophies of the Chase in Kansas Plains
A travel party from Europe to Kansas recounts a famed buffalo hunt with Auguste Rouzand the Frenchman and a small escort. While the Sixth Cavalry assisted, the French hunter did not kill a buffalo but displayed bloodied butcher knives as trophies, planning to return to Paris with proof of prowess.
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Rail timetable fragment lists northbound and southbound trains
The fragment shows mixed timetable entries for trains to Rome, Birmingham, Atlanta, Gadsden, Calera, and Dallas area connections. It includes No. 40 Birmingham to Atlanta, No. 86 night express to Atlanta, No. 12 night to Atlanta, and locals to Gadsden and Calera with posted times.
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