Not So Green The Day's News In Oxford
A short column titled Not So Green The Day's News In Oxford presents a quick roundup of local happenings and comments on daily life items, including a referenced letter.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
8
A short column titled Not So Green The Day's News In Oxford presents a quick roundup of local happenings and comments on daily life items, including a referenced letter.
An old deceptive scheme known as the green goods operation resurfaces as a confidential letter from New Jersey references counterfeit money and a sale of “green” goods. An Anniston businessman received the letter offering cheap goods and urging a telegram to a New Jersey address and a personal interview, warning of forged money. The piece notes past law enforcement exposure and mentions various local social and business items and notices.
The Columbian Club hosted a lively German last night led by Mr. Cecil Young with Miss Merrill Frank, about twelve couples attended, and the Anniston string band provided music. Guests and couples listed include Mr. Young with Miss Frank and others, with several stags and chaperones noted. Local visits and travels of members are also mentioned amid the social update.
Locke Mountain & Co successors to 1121 Noble Street announce forthcoming property lists starting next week. Demand focuses on houses in West Anniston between the railroad and Brown Street. seeks lots and rental-ready homes. They note added agent A Dishman, offer farms timber mineral lands, and market a 25 room hotel lease with furniture and a new 7 room house on Quintard Avenue.
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