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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
5
The Comer-Kennedy Co. on Noble Street between 10th and 11th streets advertises store space for rent. A desirable tenant seeks an eight to ten room house for one year or longer with modern conveniences in a good neighborhood.
Anniston readers see ads for glass fitting expertise, druggists protest patent medicine labeling, bridge repairs improving access, new spring fashion models, poll tax reminders, and extensive real estate listings by W G Ledbetter & Co. with property details and prices.
William A. Dickert was committed to the asylum for the insane at Tuskaloosa by Judge FE F. Crook and will be moved there for treatment. He had suffered paralysis for some time. Johnston Bros Co reports George Johnston purchased two Quintard Avenue lots from Quintard Avenue Land Co via L. H. Kaplan for future residences.
Anniston may host a semi pro baseball club this year as 8 W Cozart joins organizers to form a tri state league including Anniston Chattanooga Knoxville Huntsville Gadsden Rome and Talladega. A managers meeting in Rome will decide whether to add a new member or drop a rival city.
Competent judges say Virginia buckwheat is the best in years. Bulk prices 6e per pound, 12-pound sack 65e, 24-pound sack $1.25. For any drugs or team work call 72, R. O. Watson.
Miss Martha Bell and T. M. Henderson advertise in a business directory. The entry lists a trained nurse with a phone 455 and a street address at Blue Mountain Avenue, and T. M. Henderson at 913 Noble Street buying and selling second-hand furniture with cash for all kinds.
Announcement from Trigg-Stable 60 inviting the public to inspect the new undertaking parlors. Milton P. Crowe heads the branch and is described as Alabama’s most competent embalmer with over twenty years’ experience. A night attendant is available. phone numbers listed for day and night calls.
L. and N R R invites interest in joining a special Pullman party for the Mardi Gras festival in New Orleans from February 6 to 12 1907. General Agent H P Salter and T P Lanning urge early calls for rates berths and arrangements. Phone 41.
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