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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1901

Page

2

Familiar Spot Being Converted Into a Bank

The southeast corner building at Noble and Eleventh streets is being transformed into a First National Bank site. L. Smith & Co. leave emptied rooms as they relocate to Louisville, with stock packed and plans for a new Anniston location unclear. Community hopes for a revival of the firm. meanwhile publicity promotes Electric Bitters and Botanic Blood Balm B B B as cures and remedies with promotional offers.

Noble and Eleventh Streets Flrst National Bank L. Smith & Co First National L. Smith Co Lindoer Smith Louisville George B. Smith Anniston Mr. Smith Messrs. Smith J. T. Ww Vernon Hartwell Elam Drag Co Blood Balm Co Atlanta

Advertising contest offers cash and prizes

The Evening Star announces a city wide advertising contest next Monday where merchants will post questions about their businesses. Prizes include 5 dollars in gold to the first correct entrant, 2.50 to the second, five prizes of 1.00, and ten free one month subscriptions. Read Monday's paper for official rules and details.

Evening Star G. B. Fordyce

Bynum Budget Notes and Local Happenings

Local notes from Brum July 25 report scarlet fever concerns near the schoolhouse. Attendance at Children Day events in Coldwater Baptist church. ice cream supper at Bynum’s poorly attended due to weather. Visitors Kee A A Hutto from Anniston and Prof O E Bynum in Birmingham on business. Bill Lesley traveled to Birmingham after time with his brother John in Coldwater. P L Henderson hosted a lengthy ice cream and cake gathering Saturday night. Prof M K Harrison closed his Eulatoo school for a few days. John Wim Ben Martin and Misses Fannie Baugh and Rosa Wim from Sulphur Springs visited. Farmers begin finishing crops, with more to complete.

John Wim Ben Martin Fannie Baugh Rosa Wim Sulphur Springs Our Place Coldwater

Local Druggist Endorses Berry Syrup Cure for Cholera Morbus

Swift of Parkersburg West Virginia promotes Kermott's Ext Black Berry Soda as a complete cure for Cholera Morbus after a severe illness. He also recommends Kermott's Ext Breck Derry as the best remedy on the market for summer, praising its effectiveness and urging use.

Swift Jon Mordoch Parkersburg Wva Bettie Kermott Derry

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