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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
5
Rousing meeting of Calhoun Lodge No 46 Knights of Pythias confirms two new Knights and noms officers for next term. Local items note Franco American potted beef pricing and quality, Bass & Heard staff changes, police court fines, a kidney cure ad, sermon rescheduling, new women’s skirts at Ullman Bros, and a freight derailment near Temple Georgia with delays.
Deputy Sheriff LeGrande arrested M. T. Thompkins of Choccolocco on burglary charges tied to the Shelnutt Mercantile store. He is jailed ahead of a preliminary inquiry before Judge Creen tomorrow. The item notes a mix of other local notices and ads from the issue.
Edward R. White departed for Uniontown yesterday while D. F. Constantine traveled to Clearwater Florida. Paul Murphy and J. W. Comer went to Atlanta on business and returned last night. Dr. W. H. Kinabrew of Piedmont is visiting today. Marcus L. Brown of the John Silvey Co of Atlanta is in the city on business.
Several hundred Sunday school workers from across Iowa gather for the forty first annual Iowa Sabbath School association convention in Council Bluffs. Delegates expected to boost district growth as officers report healthy organization progress led by President A F N Hambleton of Oskaloosa.
Mr and Mrs John Reid delayed their return from a bridal tour when Mrs Reid fell violently ill in Bremen Georgia. Mr and Mrs N H Reid were dispatched to Bremen to be with the ailing daughter in law while friends in the city await hopeful news.
The board of pension examiners for Calhoun County will convene at the courthouse on the first Monday in July and continue for ten days. Applicants must appear in person and file necessary documents.
Lake manager Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Rogers, from Atlanta, arrive to arrange the opening of the Oxford Lake theatre. Also noted is a Talladega committee meeting call for June 29 and a list of rentable books at Robinson's Book Store including The Boss and The Conquest of Canaan.
Suburban property offering a fine house with large yard and garden on seven acres. Includes fruit trees and shrubs, ready to generate income. Price $1,600 with half cash and balance negotiable. Agent address not provided.
Promotional note for Summer Resort at White Sulphur Springs in Waynesville North Carolina. Elevation 2850 feet marketed as The Queen Resort of the Blue Ridge Mountains with promises of delightful scenery and a dry climate.
A fragmented list records various historical birthdays and deaths, including Piers Gaveston and Edward II connections, James I, Blaise Pascal, Nathaniel Greene, Richard Henry Lee, James Boswell, and others. It also notes events like Maine's separation assent and West Virginia statehood. The text mixes dates and biographical notes across eras.
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