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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1907
Page
5
The notice urges watch owners to register as a yearly checkup and promotion, while Farmers' Union Warehouse directors plan a 10 am meeting tomorrow at County Treasurer H B Glover's office. It also cites Emperor's Blend tea gaining popularity and lists want ads responses and local business ads for Pendle market and Model Ice Co.
A 6-year-old grandchild of Mrs. Abbott of Cobb Avenue fell about 12 feet from the West Anniston fire reel house, from the second to the first floor, yesterday and was only slightly hurt. Driver Rainwater carried the child home after the incident.
A parsimonious man hosts a dinner to mock his critics who taunt his niggardliness. He starts a charitable subscription for a poor man and collects contributions from all, then reveals the ruse. He declares the group has paid for both the joke and the supper, keeping the money.
W. W. Kearney of the Independent at Lowry City Missouri endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a necessary household staple. Keeping it on hand allows quick relief for colds and even helps prevent croup in children when given at the first signs. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
A Harper's Magazine excerpt extols Luxemburg as a free independent grand duchy smaller than Holland. It praises free speech schools and old customs plus a hunter’s annual boar hunt and city bells that echo operatic tunes. Also promotes free samples of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at J L Wikle's drug store.
A small boy enters a shoe store and, bashful and bemused, admits he has forgotten what he was sent for. The clerk guesses and confirms the boy wants a pair of spats, recalling the kitchen scene at home. A light hearted Chicago News item.
Mr. Daniel, head of the repair department at W. Fl Wax Arsdel's jewelry store, invites customers to consult on watches not giving satisfactory service, in Chrisman's old shop location.
Pledgee offers for sale twenty shares of Anniston Line & Stone Company stock par value $100 each deposited as collateral. Sale set for Monday March 18, 1907 in front of Calhoun County courthouse to satisfy debt with interest and costs. Certificates 46 and 48 for ten shares each. Paul L. Morrow pledgee. Lapsley & Arnold, attorneys.
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