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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
6
Local merchants advertise a promotion giving trading stamps with every ten cent cash purchase. Customers are told to save stamps for redemption at a featured redemption book. The note emphasizes savings and a cooking implement prize tied to the promotion.
Notice from Calhoun County Probate Court Alabama listing numerous parcels and owners in Anniston for tax sale. It states lands and lots assessed for 1800 and prior years will be sold Monday June 11, 1000, at the courthouse to satisfy taxes and costs, with itemized names and amounts for taxes and advances associated with each parcel.
The city census enumerators will convene at 5 o’clock tomorrow afternoon in Probate Judge Wi. B. Crook’s office. Work is expected to continue in some districts through Saturday evening to allow some to be released.
Tax Collector listings from Calhoun County May 1900 show numerous parcels in Anniston Oxanna Oxford and surrounding areas with assessed taxes and costs. Entries specify lot numbers street corners and associated ad vel fees with varied adv amounts and owner names.
A memorial tribute praises John Ray for his obedience kindness and loving nature. The piece reflects on his early death and the belief he rests in a heavenly home while a pharmacist advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney disease and related risks.
At an ecumenical conference in New York a story about Cuvier's students played a ghostly prank. A horned specter haunted the European savant, but he calmly identified the creature as herbivorous and refused to be scared, turning over to sleep as the joke revealed superstition's end.
A fragment from a Chicago Democrat item notes Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pennsylvania suffered two years from kidney trouble and poor health. He consulted doctors and spent money on medicines before trying Poiley's Kidney Cure. The passage ends with garbled text asking about curing others.
The International DP MA invites a Jew or gentleman in each U S town to send brief weekly reports on local theatre happenings for the 1900 01 season. They issue a Critic's Credential Card giving two passes to each play. Send full name and address to Montesd 1 Dept The Duve Publishing Co 23 Duane St New York City.
A terse note states Avery is making Edmondson and Anderson's tale popular, highlighting rising interest in the case.
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