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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1902
Page
5
The ad announces a new jewelry shop occupying the Mallory building opposite Ulmans with twice the frontage and four times the space. It promises a complete selection of admissible first class jewelry items and a targeted opening by September 1.
Anniston unit updates from East Lake encampments of Third regiment قالت. Atlanta man George L Ward promotes Elks trip to Salt Lake City with Birmingham Elks club. Ads note cottages for cash in Anniston and multiple sales positions at The Globe. Local promises include ice cream freezers, vaudeville at The Globe, and Piedmont Springs cottage rentals.
Mr. Rose, warden of city jail, resumed his duties after a rest of several weeks. His health improved during the vacation. Our livery services please all, Donahoo & Co.
A brief public notice lists A. T. Hanna as chairman and indicates the secretary is to sign or record proceedings with date June 30, 1902.
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