Anniston Newspaper Announces Prices and Publish Date
The Evening Star lists subscription rates in advance for year, month, and week. Editor T R Gordon guides the paper from Anniston Alabama with a January 28, 1900 issue date.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1900
Page
2
The Evening Star lists subscription rates in advance for year, month, and week. Editor T R Gordon guides the paper from Anniston Alabama with a January 28, 1900 issue date.
Advertisers are asked to select the day and time for their ads during the Beening Star previews. No ads will be accepted after 6 p.m. for that day’s issue.
Evening Star announces subscription outlets for readers in various city sections and neighboring towns. The agencies include Castleberry's Drug Store on W. Fifteen Street in West Anniston and Sivil's Store at corner Nine and Fifth in Glen Addie, G. R. Dickert's Store on West Eleventh Street, Ovanna Grocery Co in Oxanna, and T. Bagley's Furniture Store in Oxford.
Congress considers the Tama candidate for congress subject to the Democratic party process. The action involves party procedures and potential implications for nomination, with officials weighing alignment and eligibility. The outcome remains undecided as discussions continue.
A candidate declaration announces W. Edmondson for sheriff of Calhoun County pending Democratic party action. Also notes Joan T. Rowan and Minus Woonnurr as entrants or references in the primary landscape with March 7 as a date.
Candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Assessor of Calhoun County, subject to the action of the Democratic party, DD, B. Burnes.
The tax collection office announces D Z Goovert as the appointed Tax Collector for Calhoun County. No further details provided in the available text.
The passage argues street fairs bring small costs and large benefits to a town. It notes Aguinalde’s wife’s capture causing trouble for the Americans and mentions a Fortune built via newspaper advertising, with James Pyle Pearline map and Horace Greely referenced. It closes by predicting a prosperous last year of the century for Anniston.
A wary reader notes that disciplined advertising strengthens business ability. It argues consistent promotion builds customer trust and revenue, suggesting a proven link between prudent ads and reliable success across markets.
A train load of 750000 pounds of beef is being purchased in Chicago for the Boers by an agent of the Transvaal government. Packers refuse to ship beyond Chicago due to British seizures of ships carrying Transvaal supplies, and negotiations for transport are ongoing. This is the second sale. the first consignment is reportedly on the ocean.
Major Charles J. Allison and United States Marshal Bryan left for Alabama today in Washington. They believe Colonel Youngblood will retire from active politics, a move viewed as paving the way for Vaughan and likely shifting state patronage to his circle. Butter, fresh and sweet, advertised at Brightman & Co's market.
A discussion on how Americans overuse titles in addressing people and the rarity of true courtesy. The piece notes a judge who would ignore a letter not addressed as "The Honorable" and contrasts with European practice. It recalls a Georgia judge anecdote and cites debates during the United States constitutional framing about titles for the President and other officials.
A fragment discusses American usage of esquire and honorary titles, noting the contrast with England and the ubiquity of decorative badges among citizens. It cites John Gilmer Speed on horse sleep behavior, warning that standing sleep risks leg injuries in horses.
For the position of county treasurer in Calhoun County the Democratic nomination centers on Jenny B. Grover as the leading candidate in the party’s selection process.
A reader advocates a city street fair in Anniston this spring to draw crowds from the region. The fair would use storefront booths, miniature theaters, refreshment stands, parades, and outdoor displays to attract visitors, promote local merchants, and advertise Anniston’s importance.
St Johns Newfoundland January 23 heavy seas prevent coast folk from entering coves to recover bodies of Helgoland wreck victims in St Mary's bay. The French cable ship Francois Arago must return due to rough seas hindering Grand Banks cable repairs.
Ullman Bros debuts the new spring Gotham hat line with shades in cream pearl pecan hazel otter acrow and black. Available in small medium and large, each style is guaranteed for 12 months.
Will N Perkins announces taking charge of the Empire steam laundry on West Tenth Street and vows close personal attention. He invites continued patronage and hopes to add new customers, promising perfect service.
Brightman & Co offers choicest Western beef today at their Fountain Market. customers are invited to select from prime cuts and fresh joints advertised in the daily market notice.
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