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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
The document lists daily and total print figures for May 1907, noting totals 61 885 and an average 2 202 per issue excluding 1 700 extra copies. It includes a sworn statement by E B McKee, general manager, and notarization by B W Ledbetter on June 1 1907.
Anniston readers planning a summer absence may arrange to have The Evening Star mailed to a new address at no extra charge by notifying the Star office. Include the destination address and name for delivery. Telephone 68.
The Montgomery Advertiser says Morgan's death has plunged Alabama politics into chaos. It notes the July 9 adjourned session will elect a successor and weighs Gov. Comer’s possible Hawkhead appointment per the Socratic primary, though no decision is expected now. The governor remainsSilent on telegraphic questions.
The speaker notes Kuroki’s delight with what he saw in America and wonders what he thinks about the observations from his own country.
The Birmingham Ledger argues school boards must attract top teachers and extend terms to raise scholarship standards. It urges Alabama communities to push for public school improvement and notes wartime diplomacy with Japan amid the Philippines context.
The obituary notes Morgan’s Calhoun County roots and early law studies. It recalls his later visits to Anniston and the strong ties he shared with residents, marking a personal loss felt across the city and county amid broader war fears.
A garbled collage mentions Patton, party lines, a court case, dresses worn by performers, and a joke about a man’s hat. It also references a concert testimony, Chicago News, and a summer event with a tying machine, plus a sheriff monitoring a country road for alleged aerial collections.
A historical note describes the Atlantic liner repaint routine, mentions a five dollar note circulating for about two years, Alaska pasture lands with grass six feet tall, and Yellowstone Park's last year visitor count. It adds army detentions and enlistments figures and a biologist report on birds’ stomach dissections.
A banker reports urban oddities in New York City noting daily sugar use at 987 500 pounds and a larger phone count than London. He observes each adult carries about 26 dollars on average and mentions fourteen public adult figures with symbols on their faces as part of an advertising message.
In France, 890 umbrella makers export up to a million francs yearly while educators pilot submarine bots via wireless signals for officers. Free eating houses aid poor mothers and infant feeding guidance is tested. A local income tax in Saintanrse, Puy-de-Dorny affects 560 of 1479 residents, stirring departmental opposition.
Lovers of horses may enjoy a distinguished genealogy compiled by geologists. Professor W. N. Rice lists ancestors from Flyracotherium and Eohippus of the lower Eocene through Protorohippus Orchippus Eohippus Mesohhippus Amphitherium Parahippus to Equus of the Miocene, Pliocene and Quaternary with later branches including Tipparton and Phlepidiniy.
A 100 reward claim touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. Internally taken it purports to reach blood and mucous surfaces and promises to build up the constitution. Proponents offer 100 dollars to any case it fails to cure and urge sending for testimonials from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The speaker argues ablest congress members lack independent means and must retire for financial security. A $10,000 salary would prevent loss to private life and keep talent in public service, while warning against politicians who see politics as livelihood and become grafters.
Secretary James Wilson notes cold weather slowed seeding but not enough to hinder a normal U.S. spring wheat crop. He says Minnesota and the Dakotas delayed two weeks yet ground is ready for seed and warm weather should bring a good harvest. He warns the Canadian northwest may face serious diminutions, but overall world harvests will minimize any impact.
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