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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
4
A promotional review highlights the city’s leading business and professional figures for a forthcoming magazine issue. It notes their enterprise and generosity in advancing the Model City and signals a strong civic push by Anister authorities and supporters. An elderly Obio couple's long courtship ends in marriage, illustrating patience rewarded.
The Evening Star notes Mr. Bowie has the unwavering backing of Democrats in Alabama and broad district friends, predicting a win if nominated. It cites his popularity, energy, and fidelity to the party, with strong urging from Calhoun, Talladega, and Cleburne counties.
The article extols western North Carolina as the Land of the Sky with a dry healthy climate dubbed a natural sanitarium. It notes Asheville as a high city of about 12 000 residents, a thriving center at the rivers converge, and mentions the chateau of Mr George W Vandervill valued at over four million dollars.
For sale a lot of window sash and frames offered by L. H. Kaplan located on Noble Street near Ninth. Contact details not provided.
Readable ad notes low prices on dry goods clothing notions and shoes offered by L. J. Hawkins. The message promotes affordable merchandise and invites customers to shop at the store.
For usage of swings pavillions lunch tables croquet grounds and tennis court the proposal outlines access rules maintenance responsibilities and scheduling considerations for community recreation areas and facilities.
The Elam Drug Co. sells special round trip tickets to boost daily patronage. Tickets cost ten cents or fifteen cents with a coupon redeemable for boat hire bathing privileges or round rides. One fare covers travel in either direction only between line ends, with restrictions on continuous full-line trips. A fourteen mile open car ride is offered for ten cents for riders who do not exit, no tickets accepted for this privilege, ride available noon to 6 p.m.
Cars will run each Sunday afternoon and evening to comfortably carry visitors to Oxford Lake. Special cars may be engaged at reasonable rates. An immigrated car is available for evening parties.
In good order for the season of 1900 the management pledges utmost effort to merit a large patronage and hopes the Lake Line will receive strong support this year.
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