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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1901
Page
4
The Birmingham Atlanta effort targets vagrants especially African Americans. Proponents say work exists but some refuse to work, living by questionable means. They argue Anniston could join, noting many negroes work while others will not, creating social risk.
The Queen & Crescent Railway system from Meridian to Shreveport launches October 2S with fast connections to Texas reducing travel time 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway train No 87 will link with the line, offering the quickest westward route. Ticket agents can provide details on this new service.
A customer leads to a permanent improvement mentioned by Boyer the tailor. The note highlights ironing saw edges off collars and cuffs for comfort. The Model Laundry is listed at 12th and No ble with phone number 72. KR O Woutson is noted for drawing and team work services.
Miss Glaudie Lloyd returns to Pineapple with her brother W J Liegd visiting relatives in Birmingham Argo Mrs H Meigs and daughter depart for Birmingham Venus Tex Tolleson goes home after visiting P A Howle and kin Mrs Y T L Bellingrath in Talladega after Anniston visit with Daisy McDowell Shear cousin Mrs A Weir to Shannon Miss to Talladega trip Mr E T Diden and family travel to Rome to visit kin Mrs W R Ward visits Newnan Ga Annie K Thompson back home in Cedartown Ga Agnes Couch to Talladega for two weeks visit Lizzie Fitzgerald and Faith Fitzgerald visiting Fitzgeralds in Fernandina Fla
Harvey Gray the young man who severely cut Lamernd at the Southern Oar and Foundry mill is released on bond. Mayor Henderson had set B150, and Mrs Gray with her two month old baby collected three signatures Elmore Garrett Thos Rayfield and T Sensabaugh. Sheriff Woodruff accepted the bond and Gray went home with his wife and child. Lamrud is expected to be released soon. Dr George Ewing of Smiths Grove Ky testifies to Foley s Kidney Cure crediting three bottles with relief and cures in many cases.
An old remedy touts Kermet's Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a cure for a cold in the head and sore throat. The ad claims quick relief from nasal congestion and throat discomfort using a chocolate coated laxative quinine formula.
Local brokers at 107 West Tenth Street advertise cash loans on watches guns musical instruments and wearing apparel offering quick sums against valuables in Anniston.
The Evening Star announces a citywide advertising contest for readers on Monday. Merchants will present questions about their businesses, with prizes including gold rewards for the first respondents and subscriptions for others. Read Monday's issue for full rules and details.
Continued from the first page, Oxford reports a new pastor arriving. Local residents, including Solon Hingson and Cruse Corvish of Demopolis, visit relatives in the city. Several residents make short trips or home improvements as community life continues.
Advertises Bucklenburg's Avuica Salve as relief for pimples blotches skin eruptions piles and skin troubles. Claims prevent discomfort from chafing sunburn insect stings and foot sores. Sold by Elimwing Co. 25 events.
The Duke brick works near Plymouth Ohio has received a new brick making machine and plans to start the plant on full time once an expert arrives. The factory expects to produce about 25 000 bricks daily and hire around forty workers.
A historical line announces Anniston College providing primary to collegiate studies taught by specialist teachers. It highlights courses in music art elocution and related subjects with two hundred fifty one pupils in the last session and promising prospects for the next year.
New fall samples arrive featuring handsome patterns and the latest fabrics. We offer excellent fits and a satisfactory finish that fuels a large and growing trade.
The notice promotes a July 25 26 excursion from Anniston Union Depot to Chattanooga with separate coaches for white and Black passengers. Departure 10 a.m. return 4 p.m. fare 1.75 for round trip. L N BR R CO excursion manager J G Savery. Also a Model Laundry advertises employing strictly white labor at 12th and Noble streets.
Baggage handling at Calhoun is available citywide with advance orders to reduce rush. Customers are advised to place baggage requests 24 hours before arrival or departure of trains and leave orders at the Calhoun Hotel or by telephone at No. 35.
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