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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
13
City news item notes Coosa tribe No 83 I O R M to kindle council fires in their wigwam near Anniston National Bank this evening at 7 and 30. Chiefs and members urged to attend. Red Men in good standing in the hunting grounds will be welcomed. Advertisement for Foley's Orino Laxative claims cure of constipation and sluggish liver.
8S. J. Hall, a Talladega merchant and former Jones & Hall partner, will relocate to Anniston to operate a general mercantile business. He has leased space in Kaplan block, in the former J. F. Mettauer storeroom, and will move his family once a residence is secured.
The Florence Gale stock company resumes performances at Noble street theater tonight and Saturday after drawing large crowds earlier in the week at popular prices. On Tuesday January 26 the Lyman twins appear followed by February 6 with Frank Deshon already a known draw in Anniston.
Local dry cleaning service advertises dresses coats plumes waists and gloves cleaned with prompt return and guaranteed work from ADERHOLD MERCANTILE CO Runds Old Stand serving customers nearby.
A matinee by the Florence Gale stock company will be held at the Noble street theater tomorrow afternoon for the benefit of women and children who would prefer not to come downtown Saturday night. Popular prices will prevail and new embroidered linen and batiste bands for garments are on display at Ullman Bros.
I affirm W. O. Ward still represents me in collecting rents and all debts. He is available at his office with Model Produce Co. in 2041 New shipments include spring weight crepe and silk kimonos priced from $1.19 to $10. Rand's Old Stand offers matting remnants in varieties 3 to 16 yards at 30 or 35 cents. Rain expected tomorrow, colder Sunday. Bass & Heard advertise as the top men’s clothing outlet tomorrow in Anniston.
Rand's Old Stand announces a new shipment of best quality per ecales yard wide priced at 1244 cents per yard.
The AM Jun Bar Association announces its executive committee with Fred L. Black as chairman along with EB, D. Willett, W. C. Tunstall Jr, J. F. Matthews and C. H. Young serving as members.
The meeting will be held in regular convocation this evening at 7 30 and visiting companions are cordially invited to attend.
A new line of spring waistings has arrived with colors and prices listed. Stocks include 19, 25, and up to 500 yard lengths.
A meeting of business men led to the formation of the Calhoun Chautauqua Association as promoters withdrew from the Anniston and Oxford Chautauqua group. Officers named are James T. Fain president F C Moorefield vice president C H Mitchell treasurer and W F Van Arsdel secretary. A committee including H Mitchell L H Kaplan W F Van Arsadel C F Douglass and J T Fain will solicit subscriptions and meet next Tuesday.
Friends in Jacksonville report Colonel J. T. Martin is improving and able to sit up for several hours daily. Calhoun County sends cordial anniversary wishes for his full health restoration.
A Denver Field and Farm guide explains aging fowls. Elder hens show stiff underbill, thick rough comb, hard spur scales, and rough leg scales. Young hens have soft underbill, thin smooth comb, rudimentary spurs, smooth glossy leg scales, and tender short claws.
The article stresses using Portland cement, clean sharp sand, and broken stone or gravel mixed per the work type. If gravel is used it must be clean. with broken stone wash to minimize fine dust clinging to particles. Denver Field and Farm.
William Dietrich of the Illinois Experiment Station notes pumpkins are bulky due to high water content and cannot feed pigs alone. When combined with other feeds they are excellent and worth at least three to four dollars per ton.
A column guides readers to where to purchase a wide range of items, offering practical tips and price considerations. It highlights common categories and aims to help shoppers find bargains through listings and endorsements.
Dialogue fragment recounts a joke about a man who walked home with a skate tale misheard as a skate. The boy asks about a pair of skates while the coachman’s remark hints at a humorous misunderstanding. Local humor tone and dated wording reflect a lighthearted exchange page item.
Rent notice for a furnished or unfurnished residence at 14 B 15th Street. Includes apartment options and jalhcy note.
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