Early 20th Century Anniston News Wit and War Chatter
The page notes 1882 CORNESOLADATED PUBLISHING CO. details and local staff. It lampoons political races, fashion, and social mores while touching on water, peaches, and European wars, with random remarks on voting, gender, and daily life in Anniston.
June Poets Immune to Heat Mosquitoes and Flies
A nostalgic verse piece laments June’s sensuous scents and pastoral scenes while poking fun at poets who seem immune to bugs and bites. The speaker mocks rustic idealism and the pleasures of a lush landscape tainted by insects and heat.
The New Library Promised for Anniston
Citizens advocate careful book selection for the future free public library. With limited funds and diverse local needs, promoters stress choosing titles that educate inspire and uplift the entire Anniston community.
Beaties of the Law in Walker County Court Controversy
A Walker County Georgia clerk faces conflicting orders from Judges Wright and Fite over filing actions for the Walker county courthouse project. The court warns of contempt if the clerk fails to obey, while critics call the dispute a travesty of law and justice and urge restraint to avoid prison. Chattanooga ties, ere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Walker County
Georgia
Moses Wright
Rome
Augustue W. Fite
Cherokee
Ion
Wright
Fife
Chattanooga
Feast of Weeks Celebrated With Law Giving Readings
The Feast of Weeks or Pentecost will be celebrated June 7. It marks seven weeks after Passover and has both agricultural and religious significance, with readings from the Pentateuch and the Book of Ruth guiding observances and confirmation services in Reform communities.
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Samar
Ruth
Petition abuse in Anniston Star minister hanging petition
The Anniston Star reports a petition signed by prominent business men to form a committee to hang every minister in the city. The piece warns about the harm of signatures without responsibility and urges care to protect names and prevent mobs against ministers.
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Aestitete
The
Anniston Star
Theity Council
Sill
Whee & Map
Gededes Journal
Feats and Flags in Early History and Odd Dates
A jumble of historical dates and misreadings mentions the Habeas Corpus Act in England, statehood notes for Kentucky and Tennessee, Civil War era river operations, Canadian forces, a Chicago wheel sale, and vague 1910s congressional events. Names and dates are garbled and partially unreadable.
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Habeas Corpes
England
Americas
Cotenties
Kentucky
Asica
Tennessee
Califorsia
Core
Missie-pet River
Canada
Pealees
Chicago
Congress
Wilsee
Pete
Mexico
Carrenes
Weather Forecast for Acnistes Vicinity Friday
Forecast at 12 p m for Acnistes and Vicinity shows today and Friday with a high near 82 degrees and precipitation expected. Normal for this date is 74 with sunrise at 4 32 and sunset at 6 49.
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Acnistes
Sonight
Lewes
Reremic Preseere
Tom
Senrise
Eumeet
KR. H. Deak
Oberr Oer
Special Jury Term Ordered by Anniston City Court
Notice from Anniston Alabama Calhoun County sets a Special Jury Term starting June 12 1916 for one week. It covers cases appealed from the Recorder’s Court and homicide and criminal docket matters to be tried. Clerk A H Sheppery signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Alabama
Calhoun County
Honomas W. Coleman, Jr
Ann
City Court of
Recorder's Court
Annieton
A. H. Sheppery
Notice to non-residents of attachment in Anniston court
The Anniston Banking and Loan Co. held an attachment against Sara Es lapsley in Calhoun County Alabama. Property levied includes multiple parcels in Anniston, with the levy recorded May 6 1916 and notice dated May 17 1914. Judgment or further action follows as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Alabama
Calhoun County
City Court of
Anniston
Anniston Banking & Loan Co
Dare EK. Lapeley
Sara K. Lapsley
Tyler
Annistam City Land Co
Beck
Calhous
Alabama
Sara Es Tape
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Anniston Evening Star
Cornesoladated Publishing CO. Publishers
Kline Muilding
Corner Market
Eleventh Streets
A Eee
H. M. Ayers
T. B. Edwards
Deere Gabbertotien
Business Office
Roctery
Oxford Department
Sradows
Wil Dave
Neary Ford
Fl Firyan
Bryan
Te &E
Europe
Talladega
United States
Wade
Sigeres
Jane
Annivton Weet
Thin City
Geoisie
Wcather Forecast
Apateton
Shepared
Wilton
Southern Railway
Meridian
Atlanta
Washington
New York
B’ham
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Birmingham
Kansas City-Fla
Louisville & Nashville North
Calera
First National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
W. H. Weatherly
W. W. Stringfellow
H. A. Young
T. Gardner, Jr
A. Hagan
Polar Ice & Coal Co
Holiday
Jefferson Davis
Bank of
Anniston City National Bank
Wp & PF
Geteh
Aor
Cnek
Ore Samara
Ore Gavan
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