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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1902

Page

4

James Keith Jr candidate for Democrat nomination in Calhoun

Announcement in today’s paper names Jas Keith Jr of Anniston as a Democratic candidate for representative from Calhoun County. Keith is a leading local businessman, pro railroad commission election by the people, and expected to win a large vote. The piece also notes Alabama political excitement, mentions gubernatorial candidates Howson and Hobson, and references a local drive for free school books funded by the Trades Council. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as a health product.

Anniston Trades’ Council

Postell’s Elegant Flour Sold by Ann Mercantile Co

Flour is the essential daily staple and Postell's Elegant Flour is described as nutritious and reliable. The product is white, well ground and bolted, freely sifted, and marketed by grocers including Ann Mercantile Co and Sole aventa.

Postell Soldy All Grocers Ann Mercantile Co Sole Aventa

Warter's Hand Made and the Kennesaw Five Cent Cigar

Warter's cigars are praised as the first glass material and first class work by skilled men. The claim is there are no better five cent cigars than Warter's Hand Made and the Kennesaw.

Warters Warter

Radical redesign for the U S flag proposed by Stahlecker

Washington report details J R Stahlecker of Silverton Colorado proposing a new flag with 13 central stars, 23 surrounding, and a third wreath of 28 to symbolize history. The plan aims symmetry and commemorates original states Civil War era and later expansions with future corner and edge placements discussed.

J. R. Stahlecker Silverton Col Congress Washington St. Louis Republic McKinley Stahbecker United States New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma Alaska Ilawani

Miss Eleanor Otey Anderson Weds Judge Stricklin in Athens

Miss Eleanor Otey Anderson quietly married Hon. John G. Stricklin of Athens at Noble Institute. Rev. J. H. Blacklock presided in a small gathering of immediate relatives. Judge Stricklin, a prominent Athens attorney, heads the Noble Institute’s former headmistress.

Eleanor Otey Anderson Noble John G., Stricklin Athens J. H. Blacklock Judge Stricklin Miss Anderson Noble Institute

Mrs Farrell Leaves for European Tour from Baltimore

Mrs Daniel A Farrell departed yesterday from Baltimore for New York to sail on the Oceanic for Liverpool. She will be joined by friends in Baltimore and will spend several months in Europe visiting sights across multiple countries. The Talladega visitors and local socials are noted, including Miss Pollard of Montgomery as guest at the Parker reception.

Daniel A. Farrell New York Liverpool Langland Baltimore O. H. Parker Miss Pollard Montgomery

Morgantown man cured by Foley's Kidney Cure

A. KR. Bass of Morgantown Ind. suffered severe backache and kidney pain requiring ten to twelve awakenings nightly. He was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure from McElrath Drug Co.

Foley McElreath Drug Co A. KR. Bass Morgantown Ind McElrath Drug Co

Murder charge reaches Oklahoma official in 1896 Stillwater case

Charles Hiatt alias Charles FF Osborne was delivered to Oklahoma officials yesterday and left for Stillwater. He is charged with the murder of his wife in Stillwater in 1896. The report notes other local incidents from Kansas, Virginia, and Alabama involving legal actions and accidents.

Nortona Charles Hiatt Charles FF. Osborne Oklahoma Stillwater Osborne

Salvation Army Special Service at Oxford Lake Sunday Night

The Salvation Army hosts a Sunday night service at Oxford Lake starting at 8. Staff Captain E Widgery, with fifteen years in army work, will present stereoptical views and lecture on army activities. Anniston corps led by Captain and Mrs Patterson assists. M G Rayfield will sing The Holy City. Open to all with a free will offering to cover expenses.

Salvation Army Oxford Lake E. Widgery Anniston Corps Patterson M. G. Rayfield Holy City Anniston Oxford

Weeneeda Corn Meal Promises Pure White Delicious Ground Meal

Consumers learn that Weeneeda Corn Meal is ground from the finest white milling corn. The process uses improved machinery to remove dirt and rotten grains, scours and polishes each grain, and uses Esopus stones to produce soft, sweet corn meal. Bolters remove bran to yield a pure white product. Try it at once.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim

One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio assert Cheney is honorable and able to fulfill obligations. Multiple Toledo wholesalers sign in support. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and affects blood and mucous membranes. Testimonials available. price per bottle. sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.

Hail F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F J. Cheney West & Traux Walding, Kennan & Marvin Hall

Arnold and Kein announce candidacies for county legislature

The Evening Star records Jos J Arnold and Jas Kein announcing themselves as candidates for representatives of Calhoun County in the upcoming Legislature. Both state they run under Democratic party action and support a railroad commission elected and paid by the people with powers like Georgia’s commission.

Jos. J. Arnold Calhoun County Evening Star Democratic Party Georgia Railroad Commission Jas, Kein, Jn

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