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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
3
The piece extols labor as life’s core gain, arguing work sustains happiness and builds the world. It links success to relentless effort, disciplined habits, and a moral duty toward workers, noting college degrees require practical application and persistent labor to avoid conspicuous failure.
City merchants and business leaders will close shops for at least half the day to celebrate the glorious Fourth. Several main industries will close all day, with thanks to those who give their employers time to mark the occasion.
The Anniston Labor Day plan promises a brilliant celebration with union support. The Anniston Trades' Council meets next Tuesday seeking to take immediate steps for organizer action and event details.
The regular weekly meeting of the Carpenters and Joiners union will be held in their ball Monday night July 6th. The meetings are well attended and the order is in good shape with about eighty five members and regular additions. The union is well officered and the overall condition is gratifying to members.
Anniston Typographical Union No. 419 will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday night July 6. All members are requested to be present. Installation of the newly elected officers will take place and other matters of importance will be transacted.
No one in the state will hesitate to speak well after trying them. They reduce discomfort after meals, improve appetite, and strengthen digestion. For sale by J L Wikle Druggist. A lazy liver needs Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to invigorate the liver aid digestion regulate the bowels and prevent bilious attacks.
The article warns that trades unions rely on public opinion and could dissolve without broad support. It cautions against ties with monopolies and large operators, noting figures like Morgan signaling price manipulation. The piece urges identifying the true end of union efforts and directing energy toward it.
A call to workers to reject passive submission to grinding poverty. It argues the duty of workers to seek better pay and shorter toil, not for personal comfort but for racial and national uplift. Warns against luxury harming both rich and poor, urging brave, informed action and self-improvement.
Chicago millionaire merchant urges end to labor agitation and continued earnest work at current high prices. He calls for strict law enforcement, says respect for law is vital for all citizens and that bad laws should be repealed to restore stability and prosperity.
You can save money by buying your next winter's supply of coal pow from BR. O. Watson. The notice presents a simple sales pitch highlighting cost efficiency and timing for winter coal purchases.
A brief notice urges readers to order wood for cooking from Kh O Watson. Contact phone 72 for delivery or pickup during hot weather.
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