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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
8
Anniston store promotes a sweeping dissolution sale with large reductions across all departments. The promotion promises bargains in every department as the event continues into the next week.
Promotes affordable Southwest land along the Cotton Belt Route from 3 to 10 dollars an acre. Encourages readers to move to big-farm opportunities and buy land at low cost. Announces round trip tickets for travel on the first and third Tuesdays each month to any Southwest point.
At Talladega the Anniston Baptists urged more missions in Birmingham amid slow regional growth. Despite past delays, two Birmingham missions from the last five years have become flourishing churches. Dr. Frost, secretary of the Baptist Sunday School, stressed the bases of state mission and Sunday school as core efforts, with the convention adjourning after a brief ministers' benefit meeting and foreign missions discussions slated for the evening.
Mirian Michelcom presents a satirical look at a sensational reporter in a city library setting. The piece critiques sensationalism and biased news practice with sharp, period voice and name checks.
Mrs J W Wetzell and her son Thomas of New York visit Mr G W Wetzel on Cooper Avenue. Miss Prue Meacham of Chattanooga stays with Miss Madge Cheatham on Cooper Avenue. Dr WY White returns from Bedford City VA. Mr E L Turner and family with Mrs Amanda Frye head to Asbury Park NJ. Mrs Frank Freeman of Rome visits Mrs Wade Sprouill.
Notice reads we are going out of business and selling coal at reasonable prices. Watson advertised coal for sale with the phone contact 72.
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