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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
8
Work on the Oxford National Bank building progresses rapidly with completion expected soon. The article notes early morning school and a 3 o'clock sermon by Rev. J T Terry in Oxford on March 4.
Prank J. Cumney swears as senior partner of F J Cumney & Co. in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank J Cheney’s testimonial is noted, with notary A W Gleason certifying December 6, 1886.
The Presbyterian church will hold regular services tomorrow morning and evening.
Rev Bruce Nay will travel to Taylor's chapel tomorrow to fill his morning appointment.
The Sunday morning sermon at the Baptist church will be A Last Request and the evening sermon will be Conscious Need. The program outlines the two service topics for worship.
A brief notice states there will be no service at the morning hour due to unspecified reasons, marking a deviation from the usual church schedule. The article does not list alternative activities or dates.
Miss Ruth Johnson arrived from Tallapoosa and stays with Mr and Mrs T D Bynum. Miss Kula Evans of White Plains visits friends here. Miss Lucile Howle leaves for Paris Texas to teach in a city school. Rev Asa Allen is ill at his DeArmanville home. Miss Maxie Snow returns to Birmingham tomorrow after a week here. Grover Coheely of Piedmont visits on business. Mrs Hattie Downing and Miss Georgia Williams of Choccoloeco are staying with friends.
The Christian church sets an evening subject for tomorrow titled Does God. Community members are invited to attend as the discussion explores faith and spirituality in daily life.
Classified note urges quick conversion of personal property into cash. Short item highlights sale or barter opportunity, inviting readers to contact seller for quick disposition of items.
The piece notes a factional battle that carried James E. Martine to the New Jersey Senate, replacing Senator Kean, and mentions a Republican loss of a West Virginia seat due to political fortune and subsequent death. It also references opposition to Southern Pacific railroad influence and the death of Stephen Benton El.
Kins is succeeded by W. E. Chilton and Senator Scott's seat goes to C. W. Watson. Little is known in Washington about these men as a new era begins and the long ruling oligarchy is described as a thing of the past.
Chicago eyes a probable strike as the plumbers union and gas fitters union clash over jurisdiction. A lockout threat threatens to halt work during a peak building season if the dispute escalates.
Classified advertising remains a low cost option for even tiny sales. The notice highlights how individuals can use ads to reach buyers efficiently without large budgets.
Edward F Dunne says he will contest the Chicago mayoral race after losing the party nomination to Carter Harrison II. He plans to press fraud charges and attacks the campaign process as part of his challenge.
A brief note offers guidance on producing a wartime advertisement to attract backing. It emphasizes crafting a strong business plan and securing financial or organizational support to advance production or dissemination.
A fragmented classified note urges readers to consider Star Want Ads as the smart path to grow a business enterprise. It touts value in advertising and urges action for those who seek worthwhile exposure.
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