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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
5
Capt and Mrs Robins express thanks for the donated refrigerator and request a cook stove in exchange. They still need a stove and invite inquiries via telephone at 507 for anyone willing to provide or swap.
The Rev Noah Stephens will preach a memorial sermon for the late J P Reese who died at West Eleventh Street on June 1. The service will be held Sunday afternoon at the deceased’s residence. The notice outlines a local funeral service in a residential setting.
The Carter Music is selling hundreds of copies of new music selections. Aniston residents are urged to call and take over catalogues. Write for catalogues from the Music Dept Manager Hamm.
A man declares heartbreak to a woman who tests him for illness. She finds no organic lesion beyond a slight palpitation possibly from cigarettes. The man vows to avoid medical students in future romances.
Rural free delivery routes established in Alabama through Jan 1 1906 across nine congressional districts. Petitions referred total 1637 with 691 adverse reports. in operation 714 and pending 232. District breakdown lists petitions referred, adverse reports, in operation and pending figures for each district.
Announcement from friends of Hon. Wm. B. Craig of Dallas County declares his candidacy for Congress in the Fourth District, pending Democratic primary action. Includes listing of literary works and authors, and notes Robinson's Book Store.
A local ad from Donahoo & Co promotes selling good coal at reasonable prices with a contact phone number 82 for inquiries and orders.
A graveside plea urges families to honor departed loved ones with suitable monuments. It stresses that neglect fades memory, while proper marker care preserves the resting place and honors their lives, urging action now per available means and taste.
The next state examination for Cal houn county will be held in Jacksonville at the Normal school building on July 2 to 5, 1906, inclusive. It begins at 10 a.m. Applicants absent at the start will not be admitted. Each applicant must furnish own stationery. H. T. Persons, County Superintendent of Education.
The speaker announces securing the agency for the celebrated Monte Valllo coal. Contact is offered by phone at 7 percent commission and B. O. Watson is named as a contact.
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