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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
2
The State Senate race in the Seventh District sees Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun and Lewis J. Morris named as Democratic candidates. A. F. McGurer also declares candidacy for State Senate in the Seventh District awaiting party action.
W W Edmondson and M W McCraw announce for sheriff of Calhoun County subject to Democratic party action. Nominations include W P Downing and Dave Cowden for tax assessor and other county posts. Henry B Glover and Henry F Montgomery listed for county treasurer and related offices. Primary date referenced as March 7.
W. M. Praanks seeks votes in Calhoun County Democratic primary for the office of Commissioner from the Fourth District. N. M. Hackney runs as a candidate for Coroner subject to Democratic party action. Candidates solicit voters for the upcoming primary.
The article urges more focus on Alabama education and notes the rising educational needs of the region. It highlights Anniston's growing country trade, farmers saving money locally, and a record-breaking year for the south. It praises efforts to elevate Anniston as a manufacturing city.
Howard Williams, city editor of The Star since its first issue, resigns to join the Anniston Hot Blast. The Star expresses sincere regret and praises his excellent work and faithfulness. Williams is welcomed by his new paper and the Star wishes him success in his future field.
Edgar G. Harris joins the Evening Star staff as city editor bringing many years of newspaper experience. He is a versatile writer and energetic news gatherer. The column also notes naval armament spending in England France Germany and the United States and comments on American political prospects and markets in Anniston.
The American Journal of Health endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as an absolutely pure stimulant. It argues judicious alcohol use benefits strength and vitality while urging careful brand selection and laboratory-backed purity assurances for medical readers.
Hon J J Willett and Harry Walker, famed New York newspaper man, met in Birmingham after returning from New Orleans Mardi Gras. Their appearance prompted speculation of a national political discussion and drew constant newspaper attention as reporters chased their every move.
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