Local Notices Spur Busy Commerce and City News
A crowded page notes merchant library voting in the Alabama Presbyterian College for Men drive with 32 votes from a Jacksonville lady. Ads promote Dr Marsh Liver Regulator and Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure. J L Weathers moves to Oxanna Junction after selling depot restaurant. Anniston theater tickets and homecomings featured, along with pistol fine at police court and Elks cup presentation. Wall paper sale to close out stock and Emperor’s Blend Tea endorsement from Chase & Sanborn. Barber shop moves and Miss Bertha Hopkins’ Anniston Business College note conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Presbyterian College For Men
Merchant’s
Jacksonville
Perfect One Yet Involved Glasses Aid Sore Eyes
A fragment discusses eyewear claims promising relief for sore weak or watery eyes and headaches. The text suggests a product claim or advertisement angle, noting expectations of comfort and improved vision despite lacking full details.
Armored Coat Found in Chinatown Shooting Case
Police in investigating the shooting of Willie Lee York found a steel lined coat in Lee Peck's room. The blue jean garment mimics a laundry blouse but is eight inches padded with steel squares edge to edge joined by wire loops. Weighing about 50 pounds, it features a double thickness lower portion and a front pocket like a holster. It will serve as court Exhibit in Lee Peck’s hearing awaiting York’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Willie Lee York
Lee Peck
J.taylor
Lee Peeck
Gallagher
York
Plans for Noble Street brick stores bids
For the erection of brick stores on Noble between 8th and 9th streets plans and specifications can be seen at the office of C W Carlton architect. Right reserved to reject any and all bids 30 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Theater
Anniston Electric & Gas Co
Tenth and
Noble Streets
Mistook Face Lotion For Her Daughter's Shoe Polish
An Erie Kansas woman mistook a bottle in her daughter's room for face wash and smeared a thick coating on her cheeks. The next day she discovered the bottle was used to polish white canvas shoes, explained by the Erie Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Many Varieties of Dates Across the Sahara
A sailor quotes the New York Press describing date experts who distinguish 79 Saharan date varieties from Biskra to Torgourt, noting oases host palms needing little water under intense sun. He adds nine date types he recognizes and compares to 102 Burmese rice kinds in Burma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
New York
Biskra
Torggourt
Burmah
Intelligent Dog Strain of Wit Sparks Conversation
Willie Wishington laments his dog howling whenever he sings while Miss Cayenne muses that dogs rank high in intelligence, noting the uncanny bond between canine and human cleverness in Stray Stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Wishington
Miss Cayenne
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
W. F. van Arsdel
J P. 1Sman
Noble Dt
Smith
Scar
Drug Co
Dr. Marsh
Junction
J. L. Weathers
Crescent News Co
Oxanna Junction
Ohio
A. Edwards
Harveysburg
A. Williams
Oxford
Ala
Anniston Lodge of Elks
Julien David Saks
Jos. Saks
M. F. Doering
Will Newell
Allman Bros
Greene
Police Court
Rogers’ Banner
Mrs. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Roberts
Chase & Sanborn
United States
Sterne’s
Anniston Cash Store
W. L. Rogers
The
Central Foundry Co
Alabama
Annistonian
John Williams
Bertha Hopkins
Anniston Business College
the Thomas Jewelry and Optical Stores
L. W. Thomas
Sistersville
W Va
W. T. Thomas
Mgr
New York City
Arcade Metropolitan Bldg
Abner C. Thomas, Prop
Walnut Street
Security Bank
Boyer
Quintard
O. H. Parker & CO
Walcut Ave
East Sixteenth Street
C. C. Nichols
Cal
Wilmer Avenue
S&s. Weare Star
Alabama Abstract Company
Anniston
Nobie Street
W. O. Ward
R. E. Garner
F. C. Leyden
Smith Big
Bryant & Parker
NOBLE
Watson
Victor
E. E. Forbes Piano’ CO
G. E. Warrick
Noble Street
Anniston, Ala
Anniston Steam Laundry
PHONE
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Chicago
Pullman
Washington
Atlanta
Montgomery
St. Louis
California
R. O. Bean, T. P
J. F. van Rensselaer
Ita, Georgia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!