Local News Briefs and Anniston Social Happenings
Anniston and area notes include visits by Jers Smith of Oxford to the State Representative committee for a birthday event, repairs and trades at D. Hughes shop, and tales of locals headed to Birmingham and Sylacauga. Market chatter mentions cigars, coal, and ice cream, with church events raising funds for an organ at Parker Memorial and a sermon by Rev. Geo B. Bager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jers Smith
Anniston
Oxford
Geo. B. Bager
D. D
Baptist Church
South
Parker Memorial Church
Dr. Bager
Parker Memorial c Church
Timely complaint on city scavenger service and sanitation
A reader urges city officials and sanitation workers to remove refuse beside back gates more frequently. The writer warns neglect could cause sickness and even jaw epidemic, urging prompt action and citing health risks and costs.
One Day Cold Cure Promoted in Fort Headache Sore Throat
An advertisement touts the Ose ay Cold Cure with claims to relieve head pain sore throat and cold symptoms. It markets Hen Pittman and Jerome Howard as endorsers and urges applications at this location for the remedy's use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Pittman and
Jerome Howard
Pianos Placed This Week By Local Dealer Carter
Mr Jobn A Carter popular piano and music dealer next to the post office reports placing four pianos this week He offers special reductions to cash buyers for the next thirty days and aims to price his stock as low as possible Also seeking twenty men weekly wage opportunities and other assorted notices appear in the column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn A. Carter
Carter Han Tice Cocoe
West
Heavy Fines Imposed by Police Court
The police court session saw multiple fines issued. A man paid 7.70 for riding a bicycle on a sidewalk, another paid 92.00, a white boy faced two charges and paid 12.10 plus 17.10, and a white man paid 5.00 plus 15.90 for disorderly conduct and swearing in front of females. An animal cruelty arrest was deferred to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin Moore
Col
Alee
Harmen
Fine Specimens Of Oriental Plums
Mr. Applegate, living five miles east of Oxford near De Armanville, brought exceptional Oriental plums to The Star. The June variety, grown on three year old trees, proves superior to the best California fruit in travel, demonstrating the region's advantages for fruit culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
de Armanville
Applegate
California
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Enya
Bion Trading CO
Ity
Hughes
Les Bros
Bradley
Birmingham
Cane
L. Parrish
Department of the Age Herald
Apg Tehawkens Ith Shay
Houser
Lmioene
Sylacance
M. B. Beell
Oxanna
Kennesaw Cigar
Sime Pratinfart
The
LFP
Goodwin
Oxannua Ot Presbyterian Church
W. Tenth
Rh. O. Watson
Donahoo & Co
Blackswith Shop Co
Donahoo
George W. Weteel
Duke Brick Company
Jebeles Bros
Mr. J. VY. Metafile
Cadwten
Hlameen Belcher
Noble Street
James Crook
Jacksonville
Kent
Heatlacility
Adoon Star Office
F. W. Jones
Boston
A. K. Driver
Todey
Communications
Foley
Bright
Klaw Drug
Hays
PL. Hagler & CO
H. Brightman & CO
Ranene City
Tareheens
Areouringo
Hagler & CO
Ofer
Wilmer Hotel
Anniston, Ala
Wilmer
Effles
Joba
T.R. Mett
J. Levy
Ha- Eheon
Stone Teal
Leonsheo
Etere
Williamson
Weat
Fitteenth Street
Jaef
Harmeen- Heleber Co
M. F. Doerings
PF. Doering
the Jeweler
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L. & N. Batiwave
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