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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1907
Page
7
The Comer Kennedy Co occupies a store on Noble street between 10th and 11th streets for rent. An 8 to 10 room house is desired for a desirable tenant, with a one year or longer lease and all modern conveniences in a desirable neighborhood.
Mr. Herbert Serogin will stage a dramatic reading of Othello in the Noble auditorium on Thursday January 31 at 8 p m. Admission is 50 cents with students paying 25 cents. The event is billed as an enjoyable evening.
Mr Joseph H Grubb of Philadelphia a director in the Alabama Pos and Mineral Company looked after company interests in Piedmont this morning. The firm owns land around Piedmont with valuable brown ores in Cherokee county and Chattaquila valley. Local agent R Lapsley and Mr Grubb toured Piedmont on company business. lean, quick and hot, delivered at 4500 a ton. Anniston Electric and Gas Company.
Competent judges favor Virginia buckwheat this season praising its quality. Prices listed: 6¢ per pound bulk, 12-pound sack 65¢, 24-pound sack $1.25. Johnston Bros Co announce Walkover oxfords in vid patent leathers and gun metal priced 3.50 to 5 dollars. Mrs. M. M. Bishop resigns from Western Union to join United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry as bookkeeper. ANNISTON ELECTRIC & GAS CO promotes gas coke as a fuel option. West Anniston Methodist church ladies aid realizes a sale.
A social at Mrs Alex Lindsey’s home on Pine avenue and Fourteenth street drew a large crowd and a good sum for the church last night. Also note O du Stewart sworn in as deputy sheriff for the north end of the county.
Important announcement invites the public to inspect the new undertaking parlors led by Milton P. Crowe, chief embalmer for over twenty years in Alabama. Crowe, with a female attendant if desired, offers day or night service from the new branch with dial night and day numbers provided.
A fragmented dialogue recalls a playful exchange about age differences and perceptions. The片 exchange hints at humor and social dynamics, with a newspaper-like clipped tone and partial quotes from conversations.
Local ad proclaims a cash only sale of household items with large discounts. Items include chairs rockers dining tables center tables bedroom sets bed springs window shades pillows comforts clocks and safes along with rugs and other goods.
Only 986 have paid poll tax by 2 PM prompting the tax collector to warn that 2,000 should have been paid. The opportunity closes tomorrow and Friday, urging residents not to disenfranchise themselves by missing the payment on Manhattan Island. Indians who sold Manhattan in 1626 would have $12,000,000,006 today if investing that sum since then.
A witty exchange shows a patron angry about timing as he demands lunch after already ordering breakfast. The waiter points out the meal timing, and the patron asserts breakfast was still the correct choice.
An Atlanta Journal note urges perseverance in employment search noting that landing a job on the first day may happen, but warns not to be discouraged if it takes longer, with a reference to Saturday.
Fragmentary quotes touch on genius comes from deep study and patient labor. Early reading discipline, language limits, and travel reflections appear alongside a mid‑century pain remedy claim with unverified medical notes.
A worn mother with a baby boards a street car and sits beside two men. The baby's cries prompt one man to suggest moving seats, but the mother retorts that the child can see them anyway, delivering a sharp, sardonic line.
Will call for and deliver. AD work guaranteed. HERLERT BREEDLOVR manager. Phone 575. 12th and Gurnee Montevallo best coal mined for heat. Phone 72. R. O. Wataan.
The sample lists loans and discounts including re drafts and secured notes, circulation backed by U S bonds, banking house and fixtures, specie and legal tender notes, redemption funds, capital stock and surplus, undivided profits, and various deposits. O W Sharpe certifies the statement as true to the best knowledge and belief.
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