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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1903
Page
8
Ten dozen Hack Towels offered at mill prices with a discount from merchants’ usual 124. Four pieces sold for 2he al 20 dozen Turkish Bath towels and bleached Turkish towels listed with special pricing. Mercerized canvas white grounds with black designs marketed for shirt waists. Visit Juvenile Department on second floor take elevator.
Three individuals were detained on charges after authorities reported they were operating under bonds set at 3000 dollars. The case involves alleged violations of licensing and regulatory statutes and is under ongoing investigation.
Secret Service officer and deputy collector seized molds and about sixty counterfeit dollars at Jim Shamblee’s shop after his arrest. Peter Noah, Ward 5 resident, alleged gang leader, was arrested next. Bonds set at 3000 for Shamblee Noah Ponder and 1500 for Carter Powell. trial before Commissioner Randolph tomorrow at 9.
Advertises a week long closeout of Negligee shirts in north Alabama. Offers regular 100 shirts at 79 cents and various other price points for 125 95e, 150 119, 175 148, and 200 shirts at 157 dollars. Emphasizes this season's high grade goods from THE FAMOUS.
The Alabama State Convention of Baptists will meet in Troy for four days starting Tuesday. Anniston ministers and laymen will attend. Dr Charles A Stakely will deliver the sermon Wednesday morning and De O F Gregory will speak Tuesday night on Church Finances. Rev W B Crampton will present his annual missions report showing rising contributions totaling 37 851 51 for all purposes and 23 542 07 for all missions.
An advertisement warns that mercury and potash treatments for contagious blood poison ruin health. It promotes S. S. S. as a pure vegetable antidote that cleanses blood and prevents transmission, offering free reading on treatment at home and free medical advice.
State missions total 7142.06 for home missions 12774.15 for foreign missions bringing the grand total to 39513.85. The amount is 656.17 short of the 39000 target named at the last convention for the fundraising goal.
An ad promotes Nebro's Herpicide claiming to destroy dandruff germs and stop scalp irritation. It urges purchase through druggists and a 10 cent stamp sample request from The Herpicide Co. Detroit with agent J. L. Wikle.
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