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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
7
The ad highlights deep discounts on suits from W D Peck Co and Hackett Carhart Co with prices from 5.98 to 14.98, plus pants and extra pants at reduced rates. It markets boys knee pant suits, towels, linen towels, overalls, waists, lawn dresses, Panama skirts, belts, beads, veils and hats with substantial markdowns across fabrics, shirts, and footwear.
A local optician offers a fitting for a pair of glasses promised to relieve nagging headaches. The advertisement emphasizes relief through prescription eyewear and personal fitting.
A storm drenched land at Bynum with heavy rain and wind that toppled corn. Nearby, Globe Tonic advertises toning and tonics with free samples. New boilers arrive for Anniston Electric and Gas Company and installation starts next week. Matinees at Oxford lake feature Rand's trained dogs and moving pictures with 5 cent admission.
A lively week at Oxford lake theater with a good crowd last night and anticipation of a large turnout for the silver water tilter tonight valued at 15 dollars. The Villain's Waving plays at Wakefield's Nickelodeon while Anniston faces Demopolis in a three game series after travel from Greensboro. Williams street grading from Tenth to wagon yard finished improving a mud prone area.
Capt A L Tyler founded ideals for an educational religious city and a saloon free town. William H Zinn departs for Boston after selling Alabama Hotel and Anniston Hardware building. Nat Gravee and Bob Bridges fined for offenses. Jack Salter held on two serious charges with bonds set and Talassee court date. Sterne’s promotes sliced bacon ham and smoked beef quality.
In county court Dr Andrew McConnell was bound over to the grand jury for practicing medicine without a license. Pat King was fined 22 for hoboin g on trains. A recorder admonished a man charged with drunkenness noting the polite handling. The item also mentions Argo Red Sal ton sandwiches recipe notes.
Verdict returned in Hwahnvile Louisiana as Ignacia Campisciano Tony Costa and Frank Gendusa found guilty of kidnapping and murder. Jury deliberated 45 minutes after a four day trial. Judge Edrington to sentence Monday to life. Under Louisiana law they may be eligible for parole after 15 years for good behavior.
The Model Ice Company pledges prompt ice delivery, with customers urged to call telephone number 59 for service.
The note states lead is near nine times heavier than air and aluminum about two times as heavy as air, with lead forming dust due to bulk and low air presence.
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