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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1906

Page

5

Oxford lake theater to open season this evening

The Oxford lake theater invites patrons to its season opening this evening. The town also advertises summer weight models of Kabo Corsets and a series of local sales and community notices from Anniston to Calhoun County.

Oxford Lake Theater

Danville Progress Praised By Ex‑Consul General Townes

General W. T. Townes, former consul general to Brazil and Culpeper, visits Danville for a brief stay. He lauds the city’s recent improvements including a new passenger station, freight depot, Main Street storefronts, Masonic Temple, elegant residences, a steel bridge, and a booming cotton factory plant near Ballon Park. He declares Danville among the most thrifty, well-kept towns and plans to depart for Culpeper after noon.

Ray Stannard Baker Danville W. T. Townes Brazil Cleveland Culpeper General Townes the Register Main Street Atlantic Seaboard United States Detriot Ballon Park

Pure Food in France Shields Local Names from Imitation

The French enactment seeks pure food protection against adulteration and against imitation of famed products. It extends to safeguard town and district reputations by prohibiting selling cheeses or wines as if they were from a place unless actually produced there.

France

Blacksnake Crushed By Train Near Zionsville

A large blacksnake terrorizing near Zionsville Pennsylvania was killed when it confronted a moving Perkiomen Railroad train. The engineer watched as the reptile raised its head and struck at the locomotive before the wheels crushed it.

Zionsville Here Perkiomen Railroad

San Francisco Fire Pictures Shown at Local Theaters

The Magic Theater at 1002 Noble St will run moving pictures of the great San Francisco fire on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday June 25 26 27 with a survivor explaining details. Early scenes show the earthquake aftermath fleeing residents and flames consuming buildings in a searing display for three days.

Magic Theater Margie Theater Noble St San Francisco The Star Mr. Graham

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Kabo Corseta Allman Bros Anniston Rudolph Studio Noble Street Jonson J. E. Johnson United States Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Co Sheffield Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Co Johnson Constitution Robinson’s Ullman Bros Model Ice CO Parker Memorial B. Y. P. U W. F. Methvin Tom Ingram C. R. Bell W. H. Perry Virginia Bowcock Edith Foster Calhoun Lodge No Vicegrand Smith Scarbrough Drug Co J. L. M. Curry Council Jr. O. U. A. M Sternes Jonesboro A. D. Glass Glen Addie Mr. Glass Glen Addie Baptist Church J. B Mrs. Shelnutt Charlie Frazier Charlie Hamilton Ensley Frazier Leaner Board of Pension Examiners For Calhoun County J. H. Allen Board of Examiners Progress OF Crag‘head Street Craghead Street Main Masonic Temple Main and Union W. F. van Arsdel Reliable Jeweler Opticiar J. T. Chrisman Near New Postoffice Carre Field Shoe Co Robinson’s Book Store Zinn Building Alps Corliss & Co Hudson Street New York Kresse H. Zinn F. T. Graham Noble Whetstone & Co., Crocers VIA Raat Fross Birmingham Ala Denver Colorado Springs Eureka Springs Cresent Hotel Los Angeles Mexico City Omaha, Neb Portland, Ore Return Salt Lake City Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas Southwest F. H W. Grifrish J.N. Cornatzer Memphis, Tenn Hicks Donahoo & Co Levy the Tailor
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