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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
5
The next State Examination will be held on July 5 6 and 7 in Anniston at the Wilmer Avenue Public School building on Monday. It must begin at 10 a.m. All applicants are urgently requested to be present at 9 30 a.m.
A shopping note lists Junket tablets ice cream mix white comb honey orange Felice Tea and various pantry items. It highlights Hooper's Fatal Food roach exterminator sliced boiled ham Nansen Sardines Franco-American Potted Beef White Grape Juice shelled pecans walnuts Philadelphia Cream Cheese Swiss Cheese and Saratoga Chips arriving by express to maintain freshness.
A weekly service departs from the Alabama hotel at 4 p.m. Saturdays, headed to Ingram Wells, with return trips planned for Monday morning at 8. The schedule targets travelers seeking a weekend route between Anniston and Ingram Wells.
Anniston community notice announces a free piano giveaway worth $400. Visit Van Arsdel's jewelry store to view the instrument and learn how to obtain it. The offer states it is absolutely free to some person and invites participation in the promotion.
The beneficiary entertainment for Tiane McKenzie known as Curly scheduled tonight at the courthouse under Salvation Army auspices and led by Rev. W L Bruks has been postponed to next week.
A compact trade notice advertises Peck labeled clothing from Bass & Heard with Union made shoes by Stacey Adams and King Quality. It promotes first class livery service, new buggies, and special attention to boarders at Blake's Stables.
Ed Tillery and Grady Powers were summoned before the records this morning as two additional members of the kindergarten rock throwers group.
In court a Tillery boy was told to go home if he could find the way after the nurse and baby carriage were not seen. Another young boy, Olin Smith, charged with fighting, was discharged with his mother paying $1.50. See The Mikado tonight. Reserved seats at Scar Brough's.
Sterne's touts Mansfield pasteurized butter and Jersey farm butter from Villa Rica and Choccoloeco, noting exclusive Anniston agency and twice weekly fresh deliveries. A dedicated butter refrigerator ensures no cross odors, inviting customers to try superior butter.
Notice to taxpayers that the assessor’s books for 1909 have been received and examined by the commissioners court. The books are open for inspection and objections to assessments will be heard at the July term beginning on the second Monday. Jel4 tf. Also theater and moving ad blurbs included. BLAKE'S STABLES.
Mrs C H Robinson rents her Leighton avenue home to General Manager Osler of the Planters Manufacturing Company and will spend the summer in Maryland. Reserved seats at Scar Brough's.
Harry Markstein of Chattanooga arrived on a business visit. Mrs FE J Saywell and her son from Atlanta are visiting Mr and Mrs R J Saywell on East Fifteenth street. Miss Hattie Hanna of Tron City returned home after visiting L A Jones on Tyler Hill and Mrs B Zaner in Marshall Texas. Dr R C Young traveled to Atlanta to attend a banquet honoring Dr C E Kell of New Orleans, a dental leader.
C R Segrest is laid up after a fall on his residence door fracturing the knee joint. He endures pain but hopes to be out again soon. See The Mikado tonight.
Arrangements are under way for a general picnic at Chosea Springs one and a half miles north of Tron City on Saturday July 3. Ross, Fred L Blackmon, M B Wellborn and others will speak on good roads bonds to clarify the issue. A pleasant, orderly gathering is expected with no charges for selling cold drinks if orderly.
John W. Fore is seen in Opelika on a business visit, meeting local officials and discussing regional commerce opportunities. The visit appears brief with no public events announced.
The Danish American Association arranges a novel festival to be held July 4 at Aarhus during the national exposition. It marks the first effort to celebrate Independence Day with a Danish American festival in the old city’s context.
An account from The Reminiscences of Bismarck describes his youth as a Prussian officer meeting Johanna von Puttkamer and promptly seeking her father’s permission to pursue marriage. The anecdote highlights his early courtship approaches.
A classified notice touts Sanford Livery Co as offering value for car pleasure use. It promotes a phone contact and mentions selling 17 sample hammocks at about half price plus screen doors and windows and screen wire. The ad includes a drummer’s supply sale and internal identifiers jel5-tf je5-6t.
H. Clay Davis proclaims ongoing dedication to top tier coverage and strong client service in the insurance field. A bold personal statement underscores decades of experience and commitment to reliability and value.
A preacher quitting a low paying charge laments unpaid salary and notes that congregants supported free salvation, while his treatment shows they have it. The farewell sermon highlights financial strain and doctrinal stance in a concise incident.
A foreign country hosts a July event arranged by naturalized Americans of that country decent in lineage to help Scandinavians learn the truth about their homeland and its opportunities. Crown Prince of Denmark and both American and Danish ambassadors participate.
The golf club meeting scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday in the city court room has been postponed to 10 a.m. Monday. Those interested are advised to take notice.
Advertisement for Capucline liquid remedy claimed to relieve headaches nervous head pain travel ache and stomach troubles and female troubles with immediate effects. Marketed as a drugstore item priced 10 units.
A local studio promotes wedding photography with emphasis on bride and dress images. They offer flash photography for weddings and receptions upon request, noting their well known services.
The old gentleman grants a visit of inspection at the Putikamer home. Bismarck bursts in and embraces Johanna, kissing her, amid scandalized parents. The betrothal becomes an accepted fact, signaling a rapid political triumph for Bismarck.
For rent an eight room house close in with reasonable terms. Apply at 923 No ble street. Also for sale a horse with second hand buggy and harness for 100 cash. The horse alone is worth 140 today but we will not sell the horse separately or entertain partial offers. 1014 Noble street.
The text discusses how refraction, eye structure, and advanced instruments enable precise vision measurement and correct lenses. It notes that glasses are gold under a guarantee, indicating high quality and assurance.
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