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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1911
Page
7
Local exchange shows a debate over a nickname for a place once called The Note shell. Residents question the term and seek a more suitable label. The dialogue hints at public interest and community sentiment in naming their locale.
In Portland Maine on June 12 Judge Bird heard arguments on a petition to appoint a receiver for the United Wireless Telegraph Company. The company’s president and four directors were recently convicted in New York on a charge of misusing the mails to solicit stock subscriptions.
Advertisement noting sprain treatment with Chamberlain's Liniment available from All Dealers. Claims it relieves soreness and restores health quickly. Ends with price line indicating 20 units or units available.
The National Association of Credit Men holds its regular convention in Minneapolis starting tomorrow with high expected attendance. Noted speakers include Archbishop Treland James J Hill Governor Eberhart and Mayor Haynes.
In profitable want ads, persistent advertisers gain traction and achieve results. Consistency and timely updates drive responses and ongoing visibility, translating into sustained success in a competitive market.
A brief notice notes property disposal actions where items are redirected from private use to public waste. The item lists no party names or dates, but signals an upcoming cleanup or abandonment proceeding.
Classified advertising highlights tailored publicity services for offers and desires. It emphasizes precise targeting and expert promotion to attract specific audiences. The notice reads as a general sale of publicity expertise.
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