City News Items Show Moves, Jobs and Sales Across Anniston
The Western Union Telegraph Co moves May 1 into the Columbian building room now used by Miss Daniel who will relocate her millinery shop to the former Pat Allen site. Also listed are repairs, employment notices, sales of pianos and buggies, coal orders, recent improvements to bridges and offices, theater ads for A Trip to Coontown, and street work by Marshal Black in Oxanna with teams and laborers.
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Western Union Telegraph Cr
Columbian
Daniel
Pat Allen
Western Unions
Miss Daniels
J. W. Black
Oxanna
Glen Addie to Get Public School Soon
Community push for a Glen Addie public school gains momentum as the City Board of Education agrees to supply a teacher once a suitable building is secured. A promising site is in view and about 16 rooms are expected to be arranged. The effort reflects broad local support and anticipation the winter start will grow substantially by next year.
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Glen Addie
A. A. Hutte
City Board of Education
Joe Krogman in serious condition after paralysis attack
Mr Joseph Krogman, stricken with paralysis while breakfasting yesterday, lies gravely ill in his room at the City Land building. Doctors and friends give every effort for his recovery as well wishers hope for improvement. An advertisement urges Foley's Honey and Tar for infants to prevent pneumonia or croup.
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Joseph Krogman
City Land Company
Joe
Foley
Elam Drng Co
A Trip to Coontown at Noble Street Theater
A touring company presenting A Trip to Coontown at the Noble Street theater earns high praise from Memphis critics. The Memphis Evening Scimitar lauds the production as one of the finest negro aggregations, with no blackface, natural skin tones, and a clean, musical comedy style that pleases audiences.
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Coontown
Noble Street
Memphis Evening Scimitar
Cole and Johnson
Memphis
Mardi Gras Tickets to New Orleans and Mobile 1901
Southern Railway sells round trip fares from all points to New Orleans and Mobile for Mardi Gras celebrations February 14 to 19 1901. Tickets available February 12 to 18 with return by noon February 19 1901. Return limit March 7 1901. Inquiries via railway ticket agents.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Southern Railway
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Elam Drug Company
Wallace Arnold
8. T. Smoot
East Tenth Street
A. M. Morgan
J. D. Wright
Star Offlice
J. BR. Landham
Landham & Co
St. Louis
Studebaker
Concord
Curry & Co
Fourteenth Street
Anniston Electric and Gas Company
Sixth and
Wilmer Streets
RK. O. Watson
James Cowen
Anniston
Selma
Montevallo
Cahaba
Anniston Ice Co
Fourteenth and
Wilmer Street
R.O. Watson’s
The
Anniston Electric and Gas Co
Donahoo & Co
Gilmore
O. H. Parker & Co
Noble Street Theater
Mr. Hutte
Joe Krogman
Hovy
Tris
Anniston Trading Concent Store
Krippendorf
Toston Oking
Vent Believer
Anniston Shoe Co
Banner
Elam Drug Co
A. R. Noble
Mgr
ED W. Cook
Cole and
Johnson
Wikle's
Kert's
Rund’s
RUND
the People's Firm
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