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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1917

Page

2

Interesting Memories of Calhoun County Pioneer McCain Home

In Calhoun County era history, Robert McCain, long a justice of the peace near Merrellton, built a 540 acre farm and led a productive life. His hewn log house and later additions with wooden walkways show frontier building methods. McCain, thrice married, left many descendants and valued enslaved laborers who remained loyal, while the piece reflects on war preparations at Camp McClellan and archeological relics from Native American history.

A. Roberson Merrellton Robert McCain John McCain Oxford McCain Carolinas Summerville Chatooga County Benton Calhoun County Alabama Central America John Hubbard Seisjee Martin McCain Martin Rome

Belief War Preparations May Be Final

The article notes a belief that current war preparations are the last ever, grounded in scripture predicting a final great struggle. Survivors are imagined to derive fuel from battlefield wreckage rather than cutting forest trees.

Lief

Meridian men complain of rates across Alabama

Meridian businessmen allege discrimination in shipping rates between Meridian and other Alabama points. A representative of the Interstate Commerce Commission plus M M Caskie of the Montgomery chamber freight bureau will hear the case in Meridian this week. If the interstate rate is found fair and the intrastate rate too low, Alabama’s commission may be ordered to adjust it.

Montgomery Meridian Alabama Interstate Commerce Commission M.M. Caskie Montgomery Chamber of Commerce Kae Fone Public Service Commission Alabama Commission

Peters Mineral Land Company Organized at Gadsden

Notice of the Peters Mineral Land Company organization in Gadsden Etowah county with authorized capital of 25000 and 8000 paid. Notables include Senator Alton Lee Probate Judge L L Hertberg and Mayor W G Bellenger.

Montgomery Peters Mineral Land Company Gadsden Etowah County Alton Lee L. L. Hertberg W. G. Bellenger

Operation Averted by Violet Vegetable Compound Letter

Philadelphia reader Mrs. Thos McGonigal recounts severe female troubles and monthly cramps, saying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after three bottles. She urged others to consider the remedy and permitted publication of her testimony.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham

Escaped Prisoner Caught in North Reclaimed in Wetumpka

Fish Marford of Jefferson county who fled the penitentiary with three companions about three weeks ago was returned to Wetumpka to serve a twenty five year highway robbery sentence. Brinsfield state transfer agent brought him back after recapture at Columbus Ohio. He had been hospital steward and now will wear stripes behind prison walls.

Montgomery Fish Marford Jefferson County Wetumpka Marford Columbus Ohio Brinsfield

Arrests for Enticing Labor by Two Negroes

Nelson James and Will Jordan, both described as negroes, were arrested by county authorities Monday on a charge of enticing labor from Alabama without obtaining licenses as labor agents. The law requires a five hundred dollar annual state license and two hundred fifty dollars to each county where they operate. It was charged that James had

Montgomery Nelson James Will Jordan Alabama Iist James

Freezone Corn and Callus Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An old notice touts Freezone from Cincinnati as a painless solution for corns and calluses. The tiny bottle supposedly soothes soreness instantly and loosens the affected skin so it can be lifted away with the fingers.

Cincinnati

Delegations of Negroes Bound for Kentucky and Montgomery

A delegation of Black travelers bound for Kentucky was observed at Union Station while another group led by Jordan waited at a station near Montgomery. The report notes the presence of these two contingents and their travel arrangements.

Union Kentucky Jordan Montgomery

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