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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
2
The Parker House under new management opens rooms
Under the new and excellent management of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dewberry, Parker House rapidly fitted up with about fifteen rooms remaining on the third floor. Rooms will be rented furnished or unfurnished with or without board. water and conveniences provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dewberry
Stores and Other Rooms For Rent
Listing notes reading unclear but mentions rental of stores and rooms. Indicates monthly rent and terms with an estate agent in Cobb area near East Trech street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Abel W
Ned Rounes
Sivacer Avely & Rest Estate
Itywe
Cobb
East
Local Artisan Expands Craft Reach Amid Tight Markets
Axawras Breas Loree reports growth in curved woodwork and metal pieces as demand widens. The maker emphasizes quality and service, aiming to broaden client reach and improve efficiency across operations.
Summer Resorts Accessible by Southern Railway
Summer notes highlight popular getaway spots along the Southern Railway including Avbeville Hot Springs Hate Springs Roan Mountain Tate Springs Lookout Mountain and Monte Springs. The railroad offers low rates and schedules with a folder “summer home and cabin” detailing about one thousand homes and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Avbeville
Hot Springs
Hate Springs
Tenn
Roan Mountain
Tene
East Tennesee
North Carolina
Tate Springs
Oliver Springs
Lookout Mountain
Monte Springs
Ewilwey
Teetener
Taat General Agent
Chelanean Tenu
Fragmentary Notice From Historic Meet and Sale
A damaged OCR fragment records a public sale notice with names and locations. The text mentions a June event at a street corner in a city and lists attorneys and officials involved. Details are unreadable or garbled.
Fragmented Sky Ledger Signals Comet Sightings Near Asheville
A garbled OCR passage hints at a bright sky event, mentioning a comet and names like Asheville and a railway line. It appears as a weather or science brief with speculative health ads attached to a railway route. The text is incomplete and lacks clear attribution or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee
Howe
Steerane
Asheville Vie Bouthero
Rise of women clubs and community progress noted
A feature on the growing women’s club movement describes clubs as agents of education and public service, noting clubs build libraries, clubhouses, and hospitals while supporting lectures and entertainment. It highlights the Columbian club’s successful german, lists attendees, and cites related society news and community notices.
Asheville North Carolina Land of the Sky Described
The passage extols Asheville as the Land of the Sky, praising its healthful climate and reputation as a natural sanatorium for pulmonary and bronchial troubles. It notes Asheville as the highest city east of the Teaver and a busy, thriving town with a population around 12,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Nateral Canitarium
Asheville
Plateas
Teaver
Fragmentary city life scene near river junction
A garbled passage describes a city view by the confluence of the French Bread and Swanvanes rivers, noting beauty at that urban point and referencing Ohio with a grand state and distant costs, but most details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trait Benatitul
Ohio Re
Great Tate
Ba Costapwands
Choctaw Bolt e Weakened Lines In Ular Resort Route
An item notes a double daily service to a resort via the Choctaw completed recently. It mentions Atlanta Georgia and a commercial agent with a Memphis address and the P&T A No 14 Merree street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Latte Angle
Atlanta
Werte
P&t. A
Meeree Street
Mewphie
State of Alatame Probate Court Regular Term Form
Probate court regular term of Calhoun county opened with appearance by Seg S. BD. Gh. Bewthers. The docket lists a bea Laaeaenee case and mentions EB. th. Morris. A day in May 4.27 is noted with Basal and Suter of Probate referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alatame
Calhoun
S. BD
Bewthers
Th. Morris
Mere F
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olive Bicycle
L. Smith & CO
Chrisman& CO
J.T. Chrisman
Cor
Optician
Anniston Steam Laundry
Car 12Th and Noble Ate
Wilson & Rose
Prop's
The
Parker House
Lorine
the Grant Lumber CO
Kine Clie Co
Anniston
Antsi
M. J. W. Thewswewrs
Caldwell A Johbsetom
Attys
Lale OF the Sky
Ceentico
Earth
Eut
Columbian Club
James Williams
Ben John
John
Reynolls
Franks
Baker
Douglass
Young
Halsey
Brown
Weller
Mesers
Culberson
Smith
Palmer
Williams
Beggs
Payne
Ware
Johnston
McKleroy
Boyd
Shuford
Dsuglaes
Selma
Ethel Pearce
Postal Telegraph Co
Chattanooga
Lucile Laureotine
Scranton
Postal
George E. Cater
Pulaski
Columbia
Thomas R. Shufoed
Anderson, B.C
Ladies Aid and Woman's Foreign Misionary Society
First Methodist Church
G. W. Pordyce
Ste Trwit
Asheville, S
Iano Sain
Eatlelactius Gia
N. Boyer
Tering
Seruriny
Robinson’s Book Store
Julius Levy
Anniston National Bank
Annis
Capital
W. H. McKleroy
B. Woodruff
WM. A. Davis
C.D. Woodreff
Alabama
M. B. Aellborn
Ht. F. Smith
Ellborn
F. Smith
the Gaines Marble Co
Reise
D. R. Gaines
10Th
Quintard
Ala
S.C. Houser & Wolsoncrofpt
Thos, L. Houser & CO
Anniston, Alabama
Daniel A. Farrell
Liantina
Tith and
Wilmer
Olas
Furnesse
Nation of Settlement
Morris
Morisville, Ala
Bell Telephone Connection
Thomas Drug Store
Thomas Drug Stores
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