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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
4
Sworn and subscribed before me on the first day of March 1907 by BW Uedbetter, Notary Public. The statement confirms official acknowledgment and authentication of the document.
Bureau of Manufactures figures show Yorkshire main roads with footpaths and macadamized surfaces cost 654 to 832 dollars per mile annually. Consul Hamm notes better drainage and maintenance let a single horse haul more than on American roads. Roosevelt football remarks spark campus cheers from undergraduates.
Senator Spooner resigns claiming the senatorship is an expensive luxury and vows to return to law practice. He will lead Harriman forces in the railroad war, with Senator La Follette to name his successor.
The French Colonial Cotton association, started three years ago with French manufacturers, shows promising results for growing cotton in colonies. It plans to buy all cotton produced, distributing seeds free for test cultivation in Algeria Tunis Soudan Senegal French Congo Madagascar Indo China and Guadaloupe.
March notes from Spring Garden list visits by J. P. Allgood and son Joe of Piedmont to Dr. T. N. White. Mrs. A. T. Toggle traveled to Anniston. B. M. Stewart of Gadsden visited his mother. J. N. White, a Talladega businessman, spent time with Dr. T. N. White. Norman Burnes of Kutner Co. in Rome Ga. visited home. Gillie Tuggle and Ronnie Burns visited Piedmont and Jacksonville respectively. Mrs. T. N. White hosted her daughter Mrs. J. P. Allgood in Piedmont. Rev. A. B. Davies of Rome held church at Liberty.
J Marvin Nichols muses on luck and equality, the role of environment in growth, and the joy of family. He contrasts privileged excess with fair distribution, notes the allure of sensational journalism, and links the New York murder trial to public appetite for scandal.
An advertisement from Scarbrough Drug Co promoting Miona stomach tablets with a refund guarantee if not cured. It lists symptoms such as backache headaches sleeplessness nausea digestion distress and nervousness and claims relief and a hearty meal after use. Dearbrough Drug Co is named as local distributor.
A visitor asks for Murphys and various Murphy first names with no results. a quick check also seeks P. J. Murphy and confirms there is nothing for any Murphy, dead or alive, in any line or form. The street scene captures a brisk moment of civic routine and a punchline twist.
A brief item notes a chart run spanning ten days involving Trigg Steele Co. details are sparse in the readable text. The notice references a corporate activity or financial chart performance tied to the firm named Trigg Steele Company.
The record lists events such as the birth of Goold and Brown in 1791 and the 1845 Swallow steamboat wreck in the Hudson River with many lives lost. It notes Henry Clay becoming secretary of state in 1825 and the 1854 Milwaukee election riots between Germans and Irish.
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