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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
8
Anniston City News Briefs Show Repainting and Local Jobs
Local notes report the Security Bank building being repainted, employment ads for young men and women, a plumbing contract for a Wilmer and Nineteenth street residence, and the Armour Packing cold storage project with Neely and Snyder handling stone work. Also listed are livery updates, directory work by Wilkins, furniture movers, and upcoming church and school events in Anniston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Packing Company
Neely & Snyder
Home Seekers Excursion To The West
The Choctaw Route offers round trips to Arkansas Indiana and Oklahoma Territories Texas and New Mexico on select April May July and August departures at one fare plus two dollars. Going limit fifteen days stopovers allowed. return limit twenty one days from sale. Details via C J Warrick Memphis or J F Holden Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Indiana
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
C. J. Warrick
C. C
G.R. B
Monroe St
Memphis, Tenn
J. F. Holden
Little Rock
Ark
You Have Not Smoked the Best Five Cent Cigar
The line promotes a five cent cigar named Keneesaw as a notable choice. It implies a sales angle aimed at enticing readers to try the product.
Personal Mention Highlights Movements of Notables
Mr. D A Farrell departs New York to attend the executive committee of the Plumbers Association of the United States, then returns to Baltimore for the annual convention. Miss Sproull of Anniston is the sister of Mrs W L Gra. Mrs W H Brown of Birmingham visits her parents in the city. John Clark, a prot farmer of Talladega, visits the city. Mrs M F McCarty and Fletcher McCarty return from Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Farrell Lefor
New York
Rome
John Clark
Talladega County
Asheville Dream Town of Health and Prosperity
Asheville, N C, sits in the Blue Ridge and earns fame as Land of the Sky a dry healthy sanitarium to cure pulmonary and bronchial troubles. The city, near the Swannanoa and French Broad rivers, counts about 12 000 inhabitants and hosts mansions of wealth including a Vanderbilt estate valued at a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Asheville
Vanderbilt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Douglas
Ullman Brothers
the Clothiers OF
Annisto
Elam
Anniston ‘Trading Company
10 Cent
Shelby Springs
R. R
Prietor
Security Bank
The
Anniston Carpet Company
N. &. Perkins
J. P. Reynolds
Wilmer
Nineteenth Streets
Kennesaw
Anniston
Donahoo & Co
W. D. Hayes
Calera
John T. Bassett
R. O. Watson
BE. Wilkins
Harrison- Belcher Plumbing Co
R. L. Bowcock
Quintard Avenue
Eldridge’s
W. Tenth
H. J. McKenzie
Capt. Savage
Noble Streets
Harrison-Belcher Plumbing Co
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Fremont Finca
Jane
Kk. O. Watson
Glen Addie
Epworth League of the West Anniston Methodist Church
J. M. Dean
Claude E. Spiers
Katie Turner
Mixa Edna Spiers
Minnie Zuber
Edmondson & Anderson
First Presbyterian
Oxford Lake
Toworrow
Twenty-second
Boyer
Anniston College
J. Levy
H. M. Newsome
Black Creek Falls
Harrison Belcher Plumbing Co
Noble Street
Southern Railroad
Fourteenth Street
Twelfth
Pat O’brien
J. C. Mays
Mr. W. T. Comer
Roa
City
M. F McCarty
Fletcher McCarty
Ahernoon
Montgomery
Asheville, N
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