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Office of publication details for the Columbian building located on Noble Street.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1900
Page
2
Office of publication details for the Columbian building located on Noble Street.
Citizens may subscribe to The Star at local outlets across the city and nearby towns. Listings include Cantleeberry's Drug Store in Anniston, W Fifteen Street. W G Sivil's store in Glen Addie. C R Dickert's store on West Eleventh Street. Oxanna Grocery Co in Oxanna. Bagley's Furniture Store in Oxford.
Per Congress J Ho Kina is the Tama candidate for Congress subject to the action of the Democratic party. The notice indicates party processes govern the final endorsement and status of Kina's candidacy.
Calhoun and Cleburne counties announce Fred L Blackman of Calhoun as Democratic candidate for the Seventh Senatorial district Senate seat. The nomination awaits formal action by the Democratic party.
Multiple individuals announce candidacy for sheriff of Calhoun County subject to Democratic party action. Names include W. T. Edmondson, Joan T. Rowman, Wolf, Woomrurr, M. W. McCraw with unspecified locales and dates.
D B Bunnes seeks re election to the office of Tax Assessor for Calhoun county subject to action of the Democratic party.
The ic party presents D. Z. Goopierr as candidate for re-election to the Tax Collector office in Calhoun County. The bid emphasizes continued administration, local tax management experience, and adherence to county fiscal policies.
A notice indicates the county treasurer position in Calhoun County is subject to action involving Henry B. Grover. The exact scope and deadlines are not specified in the fragment.
The piece mocks a former secretary Bliss and critiques Court Castellane Gould while praising Helen Gould for charitable aid to Cuban soldiers. It criticizes northern senators over white supremacy and urges southern economic self-reliance to boost Anniston’s prosperity by using local resources.
Merchants and residents of Anniston are urged to stage a well promoted street fair this spring to attract out of town trade. The piece argues fairs showcase the town, boost merchants displays, and provide lasting benefits, claiming the event could draw several thousand visitors and increase country trade.
The piece argues the current prosperity stems from external demand and industrial growth, not party policy. It contends labor needs are up and American goods sell abroad, while praising the South’s potential and urging empathy toward Spain, contrasting Democratic and Hanna-era governing.
In a Bangor Whig item a quiet middle aged diner and a well dressed guest recall childhood habits. The sugar bread butter fan confesses a craving once fed in school lunches prompting both to share a link to youth and order reality.
A New Orleans resident returning from abroad reports English drafts of £100 on major Paris banks. He recalls trying to cash a draft with no identification, being directed to a large reception area, and a messenger arriving to assist the process, illustrating unfamiliar continental methods.
A collage of clippings notes Shetland women’s knitting craft with shawls valued up to 150 to 200 dollars, the washing method, and absence of machinery. Additional items question Hartford insurance center, Boston copper, Lynn shoes, and Providence jewelry hubs in a broader industrial discussion.
Mr J L Weir of Tyler Texas an uncle of Mayor Henderson is in the city visiting friends and relatives. He formerly owned much of the Model City area and land sold early for 82 per acre now worth front foot and covered by houses with electric cars and many vehicles daily.
Yry Miller introduces grits and gravy at Model City Restaurant located at 18 W Tenth Street. The brief note highlights the dish and venue in a compact local item.
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