Flour Buying Tip Cites Best-Orris As Key
The note suggests experiments in flour purchases favor the best Orris quality. It emphasizes trying options and using Orris as a gauge for superior flour.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1916
Page
5
The note suggests experiments in flour purchases favor the best Orris quality. It emphasizes trying options and using Orris as a gauge for superior flour.
Lundy W. Barlow is back from the University of Florida in Gainesville where he spent the last academic session.
Sunshine and Levinson advertise junk buying in Afiniston Alabama. They purchase scrap iron broken automobiles scrap copper brass rubber grain bags bones paper stock and all other junk for cash with a local phone contact.
An advertisement from Anniston Alabama offers to buy magazines newspapers and all kinds of waste paper. It lists streets and locations such as schools newspaper offices libraries banks and businesses as potential sellers and provides a contact phone number 897.
Prof. Russell King and Prof. F. J. Watson plan a countywide tour next week. They will present lectures on education using a stereopticon and invite communities to request visits through Prof. King at Oxford.
The Palace Drug Store promotes Tokay Is O K California Grape Drink priced at five cents. A funeral procession from Green Bay Woodmen of the World No. 165 prepares for a memorial at Crooks graveyard twelve miles away. Orrig Flour is praised as top grade flour.
Members agree to meet at 1 p m on every Thursday during July and August with a picnic planned for Oxford Lake on the first Thursday afternoon. The event aims to mark half a century of ties among local merchants and employees.
The two churches will hold joint gatherings on June 25 inviting all members. Attendees should bring their dinners and meet at the street cafe Wil, which departs the West Ed at 9 am.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Bridges wife of Ntaes Gied ai Der heme ie Bive ena tee Sate iat. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at Rice Mountain, where she was praised as an exemplary Christian and honored by many victors who mourn her.
A garbled notice describes a property deal with a price around 14.75 and a trade proposal for city property in Santry. It mentions an owner and a person named M. Alexander, with unclear details about terms and location.
The swimming pool at Oxford Lake Park is fully rebuilt and ready for visitors. Come to the lake today for a refreshing dip and enjoy the new facilities.
Arrangements are completed for the Bni B rith convention to be held Sunday afternoon in this city with delegates expected from Anniston Gadsden Talladega and nearby towns. Lieut Gov Thomas KE Kilby and A Lee Oberderfer of Birmingham will speak with Oberderfer outlining the order's work.
Gerald King promotes fire automobile life and health insurance including accident coverage. Contact Phones 23 and 351 for quotes and service. Month su.
Denvir BE Creen challenged M KE Pettus for Cotetable nomination. A hearing before city Democratic executives Saturday found Creen lost by twelve votes. The recount added eight votes to Pettus, widening the margin from four.
An Anniston Cream Product Co advertisement offering Neapolitan brick cream in plain or three colors. Special orders for social functions are solicited from 21 Fast Tyson Street with phone contact 406.
Dr Arbery has severed professional ties with Dr Sellers and now works from offices over the First National Bank. The writer, a candidate for councilman from the third ward, is subject to action by the city Democratic Executive Committee. Addie Leo Dean returned from Lexington, Kentucky, Saturday afternoon after a delightful trip.
The Democratic executive committee met Friday evening and decided the election will be held on July 17.
Regular services at First Methodist at 11 this morning merge with revival start today at First Presbyterian and McCoy Memorial. Evening Methodist service moves to 7 with dismissal 15 minutes early so congregants may attend other churches revival. Rev J. O. Hanes and W. G. Waltermire slated for June 25 visit. Born to Mr and Mrs Elk at Oxford Lake Park Saturday a boy.
Wilson Graham arrived Saturday from Birmingham to head the ice cream department of the An Histon Cream Products Company.
For rent a four room house at 1526 Meere Avenue. Apply to Mrs. J. C. Reddie, Mine Mountain City, Ala.
Fragmentary note mentions Elks gathering in June next year and references a statewide convention. The text is garbled with unclear names and dates, but indicates an upcoming lodge meeting and related events.
A railroad official notes Anniston's robust tonnage and rising demand for cars. He cites daily vehicle shipments and weekly orders for 65 cars, suggesting widespread industrial activity and constrained rail supply in the area.
Fragmentary ad text promoting insurance by Gerald King with phone contacts 23 and 251. Content is incomplete but indicates a general offer for automobile fire life and health coverage.
Raniston Council No 44 of the Odd Fellows held a July session at Oxford Lake. The group planned a relief effort and barbecue for the community. Dr J H Woodraff was elected President with the late Dr RR J Mowrock noted in reports. Grand Council meeting details were reported from Hunterville.
Advertises Carter's Remedy as a treatment option while claiming no prior meeting with a child. Parents offer $100 to the caretaker if the child recovers, despite unspecified credentials. Names several locations and individuals in Anniston and nearby areas seeking a remedy and urging contact with a druggist for the bottle.
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