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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
8
Linen Sheet and Linen Casing Sale Items
Advertises white and Irish linen goods with prices for sheets and casings. Mentions Linen Sheets at 1.25 and 1.00, Linen Casing at 0.50, Irish Linen at 0.45 and 0.35, with additional sizing or terms implied by the fragmented text.
Wool and Wash Skirts Hit Noted Sale Prices
Fragments indicate a sale offering skirts at several reduced prices. The readable lines show values around 5.25, 5.00, and 4.00, suggesting discount pricing on wool and wash skirts. No additional context or entities are clearly legible.
Calhoun Rifles Drill and Mobile Encampment
Oxford notes report Captain Fitzgerald plans to drill about 80 Calhoun Rifles at the armory tomorrow night. The unit aims for the annual encampment in Mobile around mid July. Also, Oxford youths will picnic at the Lake tonight, leaving at 6 PM for supper and a show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Calhoun Rifles
Fitzgerald
Mobile
Local Folks Attend Visitors and Travel Updates
Personal mentions listed include R. T. Pinson in Piedmont and L. A. Clark with Edwin Oswald of Uniontown visiting relatives. Mrs. Sallie Wilson and two daughters return to Oxford from Vancouver Island and stay at the Hazzard home. Florida’s Gowan Roberts visits his parents, while Alva Gwin Lulu Dodd head to Knoxville for summer school. Annie Orr plans a Thursday trip to Estaboga, Blake Barfield hosts, Burt Morgan visits White Plains relatives, and Mr. Smith of Liberty, N C, makes a business stop.
Advertisement Promises Business Boost Like Tonic
An old advertisement compares its product to a tonic that stimulates the body, suggesting strong restorative effects and a boost to business activity for readers seeking health and vitality.
Jefferson County Votes Again on Liquor
Jefferson County plans a petition to the probate judge to set an election on prohibition versus legalized liquor and its form. The drive lists 8 000 to 9 000 names, with 4 000 needed to trigger the call, and Jones G. Moore of Sloss-Sheffield will lead the campaign amid anticipated opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Alabama
Jones G. Moore
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
Coal and Iron Company
South
Parks and Smith
Details Of Vast Profits In Sugar Deal Made Public
Washington reports detail vast profits set by Henry Havemeyer in amalgamation of sugar refineries. James Past, president of the National Sugar Refining Company, testified to the house committee investigating the sugar trust. A subpoena was issued for Joseph Smith, the Mormon apostle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Havemeyer
House
Sugar Trust
James Past
National Sugar Refining Company
Joseph Smith
Rates Hike Suspension Delays ICC Freight Increase
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended a proposed 10 cent per hundredweight freight rate rise on small first class packages, set to start July 1, until October 19 pending an investigation. Washington report notes the action by the ICC as it reviews the proposal from Bideca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prohibition Debate Looms Over Jefferson County Campaign
A heated race emerges as supporters prepare to campaign before the summer voting period. About thirty thousand voters may participate, with prohibition and local option factions mobilizing across the county. Literature distribution and public speeches are planned to shape the outcome. The fight aligns with past battles and could reach the probate judge within a day.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heard
Bass
Ray
Lee Ee
Fledda Pinson
Plane 145
R. T. Pinson
Piedmont
L. A. Clark
Edwin Oswald
Uniontown
Sallie Wilson
Vancou
Ver Island
Hazzard
McPherson Street
Gowan Roberts
Florida
Mrs
R. G. Roberts
Alva Gwin
Lulu Dodd
Knoxville
Temn
Annie Orr
Sydney Jackson
Estaboga
Miss Blake Barfield
Lineville
Pitner Robinson
Burt Morgan
White Plains
Mr. Smith
Liberty, N. C
Bond
Bonds Pharmacy Co
Little Rock
Ark
Tion
Bideca
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