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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
4
Two one story six room cottages close in with immediate possession. Restaurant fixtures and store room in town center available for lease. Possession can be given at once. Ten thousand dollars available to lend on improved city property.
Rev. J. C. Talley and D. L. Clayton returned from the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States. The assembly met in Atlantic City, New Jersey, from May 18 to 27.
The pattern pole for the Great White Way on Noble Street has been received and placed with Union Foundry Company for manufacture. Poles will be 13 feet 7 inches high and highly ornamental and are hailed as the most handsome for the purpose.
Children's pure lisle thread vests for ages 1 to 12 priced at 25e. Ullman Bros offer Pelephore No. 72 and Watson hauling with teams wagons and men. Plenty of teams wagons drugs and men ready. If it is advertised it is worth looking up.
A. J. Goodwin offers Spanish mackerel bluefish red snapper bream and dressed catfish at Sterne's market. The sale highlights 12 percent ib and fresh catch options for local shoppers.
Mrs J W Crawford of Twelfth Street and Mulberry Avenue died this morning at her home. The body will be buried Saturday at 10 o'clock in Edgemont Cemetery.
The Columns of St. Mark in Venice, brought from the Holy Land in 1120, stand before the Piazzetta and have long influenced city fortunes. One column bears the Lion of St. Mark, the other St. Theodore on a crocodile with sword and pucker, embodying Defense not Defiance. A brief note mentions a Montevideo to Chicago letter offering agents and diffuse advertising plans.
Commissioner M N Coker was in town today on Rae s Captain J W McAfee has moved his residence to 923 Noble street Mayor H L Stevenson of Jacksonville was in the city today on business W Stewart W P Thomas and J W Harris of Piedmont were in the city today Captain A W Bell will attend the meeting of the board of trustees of Auburn College tomorrow.
A wartime advertising opportunity calls for a solid business plan to attract investors and backing. Companies pursue funding to support campaigns, production, and distribution efforts amid heightened demand and public interest.
The Altoona Tribune notes beavers built a large dam in a valley long before settlers. The dam filled with mud over years, forming a flat 640 acre table top that became the site of Dubois.
A Chicago News excerpt depicts a kind woman giving pie to a husky tramp, who mutters about his “bharships.” He explains winter hunger and alcohol, while summer offers and job offers fail to sustain him, highlighting hardship of itinerant labor.
Mrs Pride asks Mr Pride to deliver a whole chicken to the shop to have it matched. The note appears in a London Mall item, illustrating a domestic errand.
A brief notice seeks tasks to convert listed personal property into cash. It targets quick sales or quick-turn trades, with unspecified items and no detailed terms. Readers are invited to respond for immediate inquiry and valuation.
A pail of pennies arrived via express to Charles Leibsohn in Buffalo Center Iowa. The two bank sacks weighed 19 pounds and contained 2749 pennies with a note signed Your Friend Nothing Else. The shipment originated with Johnson Biscuit Co Sioux City and was sent from Dysart to Lake Park Iowa. The sender remains unknown and Leibsohn suspects conscience money or a joke.
The Conyers line ends with Sir Thomas in 1810 who faced poverty in Chesterle street parish workhouse before local benefactors intervened. Grenville, once prominent in Caroline wars, declined into poverty with parish relief for two members, one twice selected High Sheriff while a pauper.
An illustrated Bits gag shows a lady entering a kitchen and asking the cook’s brother if he is an only brother. The officer replies with a wry statement, delivering a humorous moment in the comic strip.
A note explains that smell lies not in the nostril’s depth but in its upper third where the red lining turns brown and gains heightened sensitivity.
For sale a high-room cottage with modern conveniences at corner eighteenth and Noble streets. Also a vacant lot between Highteenth and Nineteenth streets on Noble. Apply to W. D. Ross, Jr. June 1-6t.
Winter coal supplies promoted by R O Watson urging readers to call 72 to discuss the best grades at the most reasonable prices. Read the want ads for profitable results and dependable service.
Classified notices describe targeted publicity services for listings and promotions. The ad promotes customized publicity plans and local reach for businesses seeking visibility and client engagement.
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