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Gordon and Stockton proprietors publish a short line listing T R Gordon as editor and Foster F Stockton as business manager for the publication.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
2
Gordon and Stockton proprietors publish a short line listing T R Gordon as editor and Foster F Stockton as business manager for the publication.
A series of declarations announces Fred L. Blackmon and Lewis J. Mor rin as Democratic party candidates for the Seventh Senatorial district Senate seat covering Calhoun and Cleburne counties. The text also lists J H Kina and A F McGier as announce ments for Congress and state house respectively. One signer pledges to vote to return John T Morgan to the U S Senate if elected.
The Star prides itself on fast telegraphic service and comprehensive local coverage. It claims to report yesterday's major events like Theatre Francais fire and Mafeking horror return before other papers, keeping Anniston readers informed the day it happens.
The Selma Times notes possible rivalry hints but says there is no evidence of a real newspaper war in Anniston. Both papers are urged to cooperate for the city’s upbuilding while a mistaken mix up by Nunnellee is acknowledged.
The seasonal cotton price increase will likely push acreage higher this year than in recent years. Farmers hear many warnings but will heed or ignore as they see fit, and Southern agriculturalists drive their own fortunes despite past unwise choices.
The article argues cotton remains the key money crop if costs stay low and prices rise. It notes cotton can be profitable at five cents cost and seven to nine cents price, but stresses Southern prosperity hinges more on avoiding the credit system than crop quality.
Berlin observes the death of Emperor William I with a wreath and memorial service. In Youngstown Peter Maher vs Tom Conroy headlines tonight after a postponement due to Maher’s hand injury. Trenton sets today for Edward Williams’s execution for Minnie Kisely’s murder, first in the county since six years ago. Swedish Ericsson Day marked in Minnesota with Swedish-American banquets.
Guarantee note appears printed on the reverse side of every Albatross sack, stating a binding commitment. The text references a warranty or promise tied to the product line. No additional details about terms or dates are provided in the fragment.
Albatross Flour is produced from selected Missouri soft winter wheat and guaranteed highest grade. It is prepared on the latest scientific principles and promises absolute purity with a $1000 reward for any counterproof. The motto is quality regardless of cost and it guarantees satisfaction for bread biscuits and pastries.
The New Herald publishes a death notice for Jacob Furth died in his early thirties in Selma Alabama after a confrontation with Alexander Cawthon who shot him following an argument over a mineral water drink. Funeral from 200 West One Sundred and Thirty-seventh Street Tuesday at 1 pm. Various lodges and societies invited to attend. Also a workplace ad seeks young women to work in Anniston carpet mill with fair wages.
The American Journal of Health endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as an absolutely pure product with therapeutic value for preserving strength and stimulating the body. The piece argues that properly used alcoholic beverages can benefit health and urges careful selection of brands backed by laboratory testing.
The Murray Hill Club Whiskey, referred to above, is sold in Anniston by local retailers as part of a regional distribution note.
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