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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1910

Page

5

Farms poised for record crops, says Roanoke visitor

A Roanoke visitor reports unprecedented farm preparation and thorough work, predicting a crop year that could break all records. He notes farms plowed and the effort suggests a promising season ahead. Miss Lila Echols, niece of L. S. Echols, was in the Florence College fire and is expected home today, not Miss Smoot.

Roanoke Lila Echols L. 8. Echols Florence Miss Smoot Miss Echols Mr. Smoot S. Sle Four Mile

Mackerel Ad Offers Pride of the Sea Brand Five Pound Pail

An advertisement touts white fat mackerel with superior flavor and promises equal quality across price points. It highlights Pride of the Sea brand selected extra fancy fish with heads and tails removed packed in five pound pails priced at 1.25 dollars.

Sterne’s

Cemetery association gains charter to beautify Hillside

The Anniston Cemetery Association now has a charter and aims to beautify Hillside. Several lots are for sale through A. J. Goodwin & Co. who hold the cemetery map. For prompt service in fancy groceries, contact Reidinger & Co.’s porter or call phone 92. Classified advertising helps readers find your offer via automatic selection.

Anniston Cemetery Association Hillside A. J. Goodwin & Co Reidinger & Co

Real Estate Agency Ad From City Bank & Realty Co

City Bank and Realty Co invites listings of property for sale and offers buyer assistance. Contact Real Estate Dept at 1027 Noble St or call 153 or residential line 389 for inquiries.

City Bank & Realty Co Noble St

Real Estate for Sale On Prime Street Address

A.J. Goodwin and Co offers a seven room residence on a premier town street at 25 percent below cost. The Nicklette theater moved to the Par isian site with plans to reopen by Saturday afternoon under manager Myerson. For rheumatism relief try Chamberlain's Ointment, costing a quarter, available from all dealers.

Myerson Chamberlain

Hair styles from combings and cuttings collection

Short notice lists a hair styles from combings and cuttings including braids puffs pompadours and curls. Contact phone 213 for inquiries before 8 p m and after 1 p m on February twentieth.

Turned into Cash: Want Ad for Personal Property Sale

Brief notice seeks to convert personal property into cash. Details specify the item type, asking price, and contact method for interested buyers, outlining a straightforward sale arranged by the owner through a simple transaction.

There's Still Chance for Fruit Despite Frost Claim

Farmers and older observers disagree on fruit outlook after a Thursday frost and 28 degree Friday. They note peach blooms remained alive as March winds may save most of the crop, arguing damage is unlikely this late in the season.

Eastern Star school of instruction to meet in Piedmont

The Order of the Eastern Star will hold a school of instruction with Piedmont chapter on March 16. A large number of guests are expected as extensive preparations are underway for their entertainment. The Young Ladies' Sewing Club was entertained this week by Miss Addie McCollister. Piedmont anticipates joining Frances Willard Seminary as a high school soon, praising the fine building.

Piedmont School of Instruction of the Order of the Eastern Star Young Ladies’ Sewing Club Addie McCollister Frances Willard Seminary

Mrs Yeatman Hosts WCTU Meeting on Main Street

Mrs John Yeatman hosted a Thursday afternoon Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathering at her Main street home. A large crowd attended a fine program and business was conducted before refreshments of cane and chocolate were served.

John Yeatman Woman's Christian Temperance Union Main Street

Local society notes and visits from Mobile and Birmingham

Horace Yeatman returns from Mobile to visit his brother Ernest Yeatman. Dr Frank Teague returns from Mobile after Mardi Gras. Misses Flora and Willie Wright visit Mrs Allgood. Mrs Tom Howell improves. Sanford Howell and Mrs Pitchford visit Mrs Lusk. Misses Belle and Sallie Smith stay with Mrs Phro nin Clark. P H Strickland recovers from illness. Remps Wilson visits Dick Wilson at Vigo a. C McCaghren and Lafayette brown attend Masonic Lodge. Mrs Sam Estes to be home from Nashville. Miss Aleph Harbin returns from Birmingham. Methodist ladies host oysters and cake at the sample room near Albert house. Mrs Emma Milam to return from Louisville. Mrs Mary Wilson visits Vigo. Jesse Webb accepts position with PFM Formby & Company.

Horace Yeatman Ernest Yeatman Mobile J. W. Harbour J. C. McCaghren Frank Teague Flora Willie Wright Pine Mountain Allgood Tom Howell Sanford Howell Pitchford Lusk Belle Sallie Smith Phronin Clark Strickland Remps Wilson Dick Wilson Vigoa C. McCaghren Lafayette Brown Sam Estes Nashville Aleph Harbin Birmingham George Worth Albert House Emma Milam Louisville Mary Wilson Vigo Jesse Webb PFM Formby & Company

Col. Saks Returns From Eastern Markets With Spring Goods

Col. Joseph Saks has returned from the East with an extensive line of spring goods for Saks & Company. His long experience as a buyer and his conservative purchasing are valued by his patrons. The new arrivals will be on display in a few days.

Col Joseph Saks Saks & Company Colonel Saks

Special Matinee Saturday for Billy Clifford Show

The first matinee of the year is set for Saturday with reduced prices for Billy Clifford's appearance, drawing on his national reputation and rapid seat sales here.

Billy Clifford

Unclear Passage Hints at Uncle Joe’s Satisfaction

The line suggests Uncle Joe is content to step aside or withdraw, implying a high level of satisfaction or resignation about relinquishing a position or role.

Cannon to Break House Record as Presiding Officer

The article notes Mr. Cannon will set a record for length of service in the House, approaching Henry Clay's nine and a half years ahead of the current eight, with John H. Ketchum and others cited as comparators. It describes Cannon’s tenure since 1875, his leadership style, and public perception of his debating force and plain speech.

Cannon Henry Clay Mr. Cannon Canter House of Representatives John Hi. Ketchum New York

Man Ready to Fight in Parliament Debates

A statement emphasizes readiness to engage in parliamentary practice and debate to the fullest extent allowed.

Local visitors list and hospital updates from Anniston

Captain James Crook from Jacksonville, J H W Covington from Rome, D A Stroud from Barnesville, James L McConnell from Center, J C Waralson from Birmingham and R A McLear from Montgomery visited Anniston today. Mrs A M Harvill discharged from hospital, neighbors informed. J H McAllister of Chattanooga, N W railroad agent, in Anniston on periodical visit.

James Crook Jacksonville J. H W. Covington Rome Anniston J. ©. Waralson of Birmingham J. H. McAllister Chattanooga The N. & W. Railroad Anpiston

For Rent and Money to Lend Ad From Parker Co

For Rent dwelling two story and cottage offered by O H Parker and Co. Money to lend on city property in sums of 100 to 2500 with prompt service. Come to us or phone Mars 21.

O. H. Parker & Co Yee Mars-21 O. HW Parker & Co

Crook Real Estate and Insurance Listings

Property and insurance items listed for Saml L. Crook & Company. Addresses include 1819 Wilmer and 21 W. 4th with room counts and prices noted in dollars and fractions. No further context or dates provided.

Wilmer W. 4Th

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NEW Insurance W. T. Williams Union H. Clay Davis Davis & Williams J. W. McAfee Kiine Eleventh St City Bank and Realty Co MO. W. Coleman A.j.goodwin & CO Real Estate and Insurance Nicklette Onyx Silk Express Bass Heard Sewing Club High Messalines MclIntyre MR. Saks Uncle Joe Joe Treasury Minois D. A. Stroud Barnesville, Ga James L. McConnell Center Alabama R. A. MecLear Motgomery A. M. Harvill Highth and Wilmer Avenue J.C. Duard J. J. Maxwell W. B. Wright E. G. Foster BE. A. Upshaw J. M. Moffett J. B. Allen O. M. Phillips EK. A. Hetralson Athium Henry Brothers Mar Cobler Model Produce Co Norwood Printing Company G. H W. Norwood Noble Street Mehatt J. B. Madden Nancy Hall Triumph Hampton Poultry Farm Wampton Fla Sam’l L. Crook & Company Real Estate & Insurance
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