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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
5
The infant, born last night to M W Gilmore of Sixth and Nomie, died immediately and was buried at Edgemont this afternoon. New comic post ecards, te each. Also fine lot of art cards at le each, ANNISTON TRADING CO.
Anniston earned a place in the qualifying rounds with Messrs C M Reynolds L T Smith and A Henderson. The next annual tournament moves to Memphis. William Lindley, an elderly man, and his four children were harmed by a city incident. Judge M T Edmondson recovers after surgery at Moordé's sanitarium. Anniston fire department calls for a meeting June 10 to choose a team for the Wilmington Journey.
Below the city of New Greans Dr Crook son of Judge and Mrs Emmett F Crook expects to locate permanently in Anniston or Calhoun County where he is known and esteemed by all.
A clever book agent in Anniston uses a large concealed volume as a showpiece to gain access to exclusive houses. With no samples visible, he enters, introduces himself, and if welcomed, reveals the massive book under one coat flap. The riddle remains what the agent will attempt next.
The Mississippi railroad commission acting as a board of equalization increased the property assessment of common carriers by 2 million dollars, bringing total assessments to about 48 million. The Mobile Jackson and Kansas City line received the largest rise, about 1 million, while the Cumberland Telephone Company was raised by 250 thousand.
The advertisement touts the prettiest and most durable goods available with prices ranging from two dollars upward. It emphasizes quality and value in the selection offered to customers.
Dr. Whit W. Crook, high honors graduate of the Baltimore College of Physicians and Surgeons, has departed to practice in a New Orleans hospital.
In Calhoun County Alabama the Probate Court orders June 29 1907 as the day to examine and pass the final account of Jeremiah Smith estate administrator Charles D. Caver appearing to present vouchers Publication of notice is to be weekly for three weeks in the Evening Star and notification to interested parties to contest if desired.
The report notes cloudy conditions with a forecast for partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday. Winds from the south at 6 miles per hour. Temperatures ranged from a low of 58 at 1 a.m. to a high of 69 at 2 p.m.
Elaborate ceremonies marked the formal opening today of the Jefferson hospital in Philadelphia. Eminent physicians and surgeons from across the country attended alongside members of the American Medical Association, which had just concluded its sessions at Atlantic City. The hospital cost $1,500,000 and stands as a premier institution of its kind.
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