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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1911

Page

5

Funeral Notice for Brother J L Cunningham

City officers and An histen Council No 9 Jr O U A M are summoned to attend the funeral of Brother J L Cunningham at the hall on Tuesday June 27 at 2 30 p m By order L Taylor Counselor D E Tuck Ree d Secy Beech Nut Brand Breakfast Bacon advertised as the best flavor and weight claims to be fresher and cheaper than jars Jim Hyatt given a preliminary hearing for killing Tom Wood at White Plains with Sheriff Brooks and state Solicitor W C Tunstall present along with defense lawyers Col Ross Blackmon and Judge S W Tate Court Stenographer Allgee attended the hearing

Anhisten Council No. 9, Jr. O. U. A. M J. L. Cunningham L. Taylor D. E. Tuck Sterne’s Jim Hyatt Squire A. N. Ward White Plains Tom Wood Brooks W. C. Tunstall Col Ross Blackmon W. Tate Allgee

Fresh groceries at Sterne's store offer pure quality

You are urged to buy groceries from Sterne's now to avoid illness and ensure fresh, pure goods. The message emphasizes prevention and reliability, claiming you can always get the best quality there.

Sterne’s

Watson not dangerously ill say physicians

The Star reports that R. O. Watson is seriously ill with rheumatism and there is no cause for alarm. Doctors say his distress is intense but not life threatening and friends should refrain from undue worry.

R. O. Watson Mr. Watson

Porter Call for Prompt Service at Fancy Groceries

Have Reidinger & Co.'s porter call or phone 22 for prompt service in fancy groceries of all kinds. F22tt

Reidinger & Co

Revival Services Continue at Church of Christ

Revival services proceed with a large audience and continue tonight at 8. The revival closes Wednesday night. On Thursday Evangelist Bernard lectures on travels in the Holy Land with native costume and curios shown.

Church of Christ Bernard Holy Land

White Way sign lights up Eleventh Street area

A large electric sign was installed today for the Evening Star marking the first of its kind on Eleventh street. Plans to convert Noble street’s business section into a White Way are being pushed forward rapidly.

Evening Star Eleventh Street Noble Street

Farmers' Union Warehouse Co Stockholders Meeting

The semi annual meeting of stockholders of The Farmers' Union Warehouse Co of Calhoun county will be held Wednesday July 5 1911 at 10 a m at the court house. Full attendance urged. G W Eichelberger President. June 26 31 wnly It.

Farmers’ Union Warehouse Co Calhoun County Court House G. W. Eichelberger

Blackmons Return Home From Washington Visit

Hon. Fred L. Blackmon and Mrs. Blackmon with the baby came home from Washington for a visit. Mrs. Blackmon may stay home to care for the infant as she believes Washington weather harmed its health.

Fred L. Blackmon

Weather summary for Anniston on June 26

The United States Weather Bureau reports a 7 am barometer of 30.17, and a lowest temperature of 68. Mean yesterday was 79 with normal 76. Excess since January 1 reached 1717 degrees. No precipitation in the last 24 hours. total since January 1 is 20.83 and deficiency 4.77. Forecaster W. F. Clark issued the outlook for Anniston and vicinity.

Anniston W. F. Clark

Wild Goat Pest of Hawaii

The wild goat menace in Hawaii threatens agriculture across the Territory. Rugged mountain ranges shelter thousands of goats that harm forests and drylands, dig roots, and resist extermination efforts. Goat hunting is a challenging but pursued sport with organized expeditions sometimes yielding hundreds slain.

Hawaii Honolulu

Pat's Bright Idea In The Labors Ditch Trick

A Philadelphia Record excerpt recounts Pat a laborer near Darby who digs a ditch and plans a hoax by half burying his tools near a cave in. Folks mistake the scene for a missing worker and rush to rescue, while Pat emerges to claim the joke and a quiet smoke.

Pat Darby Philadelphia

Why Husbands Rebel Against Sympathy and Marriage

A man explains leaving home to escape endless sympathy duties for his wife and her relatives. The piece argues a husband wants happiness from his wife and that a wife's cheer and humor keep a home pleasant, even if it costs sympathy for others.

Suggestions for Amateur Gardeners

Advice on soil condition and fertilization for amateur gardeners. It covers using sheep fertilizer, bone meal, wood ashes, and complete chemical fertilizers, with cautions on excess and timing. It cautions against digging fresh manure before planting and recommends rot and spading after decomposition for best results.

How to Clean and Prepare Asparagus Properly

A guide outlines trimming the dried end and tiny leaves along the stalks, then soaking in cold water. Snip off the triangular tips with a sharp knife, rinse under cold water, and rub with a hana for a final rinse. Boil fifteen to twenty five minutes for best texture.

Home Kitchen Tip: Adding Cherry Leaves to Rhubarb Sauce

A home cook notes that stewing rhubarb with a handful of washed cherry leaves and removing them before serving makes the sauce taste very like cherries. The tip has been repeated in their household.

McGuffin Denies Shooting Officer In Alabama Affray

The Star reports on the shooting aftermath: McGuffin, questioned in county jail, denies knowing anything about the officer’s killing. He says he was drunk on whiskey bought Sunday and has no recollection since. Zaner claims proximity to the scene and would have acted to save the officer. Dr. Yarborough offered a prayer during the interview.

The Star McGuffin West Anniston W. F. Yarborough Parker Memorial Church

Bees Not Drawn By Blue Flowers Says Bulman

In the Nineteenth Century Mr. G W Bulman challenges Darwin on bee flower preferences. He argues bees do not seek blue or bright petals for pollen or nectar and will visit dull blooms such as lime, holly, willow, currant, and ivy, suggesting the azure-loving bee instinct is largely commercial.

Darwin G. W. Bulman Bulman Lord Avebury

Bullets and Prize Money Reflect Naval Times

A seaman prays as a roan of war captain orders deck cleared for action. An officer asks what he prays for. The reply: bullets and prize money should go mainly to officers, while the common people escape. The note ties this to a broader clash between government, corporations, and financial leaders in a mystifying market melee reported by the Wall Street Journal.

Wall Street Journal

Divorce and remarriage rights require legal title checks

The article compares remarriage rights after divorce to a legal title search for real estate, arguing that a spouse should examine the legal status before remarrying. It emphasizes the need for formal legal scrutiny to avoid future disputes.

Sponge Cake Instructions from Old Recipe

Separate the whites and yolks of four eggs and beat whites until very stiff. Beat whites with half cup sugar, then beat yolks with half cup sugar and lemon juice and zest. Fold whites and yolks, sift in one cup flour three times, then bake 25 to 35 minutes in moderate oven. Top with a tablespoon sugar before baking.

In Our Infancy Mir Oliver Led

A reflective prompt questions whether humanity is in its infancy and explores how political logic and social beliefs shape that view. The piece weighs interpretations of infancy as first or second stage in human progress.

Mir Oliver Led

Personal notices from Jacksonville and surrounding area

Hiram Goodlett of Jacksonville was here today. J. H. Pore, formerly with the Hot Stlast, left for Americus Ga to take a new position. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Deddrell depart tomorrow for a two week visit to Armory and Aber deen Miss. Mrs. C R Carter and children of Selma and Miss Clara Bell Carter of Uvalde Tex are visiting Blue Mountain. Mrs. Sam Schauer, who recently had an operation, is reported to be doing well and hopes to return home in about a week.

W. J. Deddrell Armory Aberdeen C. R. Carter Selma Clara Bell Carter Uvalde Tex Blue Mountain Sam Schauer

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