Merchants Trading Stamps Offer With Every Purchase
Enterprising merchants promote Merchants Trading Stamps awarded with every LO CENT cash purchase. Shoppers paste stamps into a booklet and redeem when the book is full.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
6
Enterprising merchants promote Merchants Trading Stamps awarded with every LO CENT cash purchase. Shoppers paste stamps into a booklet and redeem when the book is full.
Kohn Bros invites customers to select silverware or Rogers knives sets and other fine items including aprons albums watches clocks and related goods. Staff welcome inquiries for stamps and further information from shoppers at the listed local merchants.
A gas stove incident occurred on the ground floor of an office building at 20 Noble Street. No injuries reported, but rerouted utilities and a precautionary shutdown were undertaken as investigators assess the scene.
Notice of sale of lands and lots for unpaid taxes due 1890 and earlier years. Tax Collector will sell on Monday June ih day 1890 at the courthouse in Anniston, listing numerous properties with assessed taxes and costs including homestead, lots in Anniston and nearby tracts. The notice names individuals and properties affected and specifies sale to satisfy tax liabilities and costs.
The city council adopted a stock law ordinance and is enforcing it strictly. Cattle are driven to the city pound as residents in the stock law district cooperate while others allow cows to roam and end up in the pound.
May 15 1900 Calhoun County tax collector lists numerous Anniston properties with back taxes and costs due. Names include Hendersons, Haas, Hoke Green, Hays, LeGrand, Lewis, McClellan, Mobley, McIntyre, Norwood, Olmstead, Owens, Southern Mutual, Sheldon, Sides, Simpson, Smith, Williams, Worth, Woods, Yancy and others. Entries show lot numbers and acreage, tax amounts and costs, and advances or notices for delinquent assessments.
A college professor recalls a conversation with a blind man born blind who questioned the concept of color and the overall picture of a landscape. The dialogue highlights the barriers in conveying sight to the blind and honors teachers for the deaf and blind in bridging the gap to understanding.
Information from Toynbee Hall reports the creation of university settlements in Paris modeled after London’s settlements. A club in Rue Paul Bert grew into a sizeable body. ten such groups exist in Paris with over 3,000 members and ten more in major French towns. Members pay about 50 centimes monthly to attend lectures and discussions with no residence or religious propaganda.
A promotional note offers a cure claiming patients stay cured for life and urges readers to write for a book. It notes confidential correspondence, destruction of letters, and provides a return address in Philadelphia with a May date.
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