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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
6
Local merchants promote trading stamps with every 10 cent cash purchase. Customers paste stamps into a booklet and redeem once filled, encouraging continued shopping at participating stores. Deals emphasize savings and customer loyalty in a dense retail scene.
Kohn Bros invites sale or purchase of household silverware sets Rogers knives forks spoons albums watches and more. Ask for tampo details or further information.
Sealed proposals due July 12 1900 at 2 p m for sale to the United States of a suitable property to serve as a site for a public building in Anniston Alabama. Corner lot about 150 by 150 feet preferred. if not corner, 130 by 170 feet. Vendor removes improvements within thirty days after notice. Proposals must include diagram and property grades details.
Muscadine Wy Com and F Saw publish a diverse authorial suite including David and Abigail The Lady Paulina and Well That Ends Well The pair showcase a blend of historical drama romantic prose and experimental forms across multiple titles amid growing literary interest.
In Alabama a mill sale and a phantom syndicate spur a city dream as attorney figures, a rich New Yorker named Gindrat, and Colonel Adair orchestrate a land grab. Squire Howle and Hughes confirm deals in a river town amid rumors of a cotton factory and winter home for a New York couple.
Fragmentary page notes welcome readers to Asheville as “Land of the Sky” praising its landscape and climate. The piece mentions a wedding, rural social circles, and a brief ad insert for Kermott's Chocolates and a housing request, reflecting a mixed local notice page style.
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