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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1910
Page
5
Captain Norris of the Salvation Army asks the public to raise about 75 for debt incurred in charitable work for the poor and needy. Every cent funds food clothes coal and medicine for the hungry naked and sick. She plans a canvass and promises a full accounting of all money donated.
Davis and Williams advertise absolute protection services in An niston. The claim emphasizes complete protection offerings and local availability.
A compact shelving note lists Whole Wheat Flour Graham Flour Shelled Walnuts Pecans Almonds Holland Rusk Dates Pure Fruit Preserves and Jams Fresh Currants from Sterne as items in a pantry display.
El Paso has arranged a full welcome for ex President Theodore Roosevelt. He will arrive at 7 a.m. and depart at 10 a.m. for Albuquerque, spending three hours in the forenoon and delivering a public address if possible.
Seven room dwelling with all modern conveniences listed for sale at twenty five percent under cost.
United States Weather Bureau notes barometer 30.23 at 7 am high 59 and low 46 today mean 61 yesterday normal 52. Excess since January 1 plus 508 degrees. Last 24 hours 9 hundredths inch precipitation total 8.11 inches. deficit since January 1 4.13 inches. Forecast fair tonight and Wednesday. Official in Charge W. F. Clark.
Montgomery March 14. The Horseshoe Bend Battle Commission meets in the governor's office to discuss the work and to prepare a report for the legislature. Members include Governor O Neal and Dr T M Owen ex officio. Bulger Strother Overton Smith Brewer. formed to collect facts about the 1814 battle and celebrate its centennial on March 27, 1914.
The Alamo cinema on 1027 Noble Street near the Postal Telegraph office opens Wednesday at 3 PM. Manager Wakefield says on opening day all ladies and children enter free. The theater features modern, sanitary, fireproof design with ventilating systems and a clear film screen to reduce flicker for patrons.
G Grosvenor Dawe lauds the Atlanta convention of the Southern Commercial Congress as a historic milestone for the South. He says it fostered nationalization and a new spirit of harmony and centralization, noting the six dozen banners forming a circle around the platform as the most inspiring moment.
Caed epates representing 25 000 members of the Woodmen of the World gather in Columbia for the state convention. The routine agenda will occupy delegates through tomorrow under Head Counsel Robert Lide of Orangeburg presiding.
For sale umbrella covers offered by Bee J. M. Mather at 921 Noble Street Marl3-3t.
S. K. Wheeler of Chattanooga and E. W. Frye of Memphis joined social guests in Anniston. Nashville’s FE A. Richey and St. Louis’ T. M. McCain visited, with Raleigh’s L. A. Hamilton also in town. Medical figure Dr. W. F. Yarborough returned from Atlanta after a Bible conference. Alabama figures J. M. Wolf and Robert Tucker stayed last night. Other visitors included E. L. Garst, W. D. Key, T. L. Landers from Atlanta and Montgomery residents G Edward Simpson and A. Me. Daniel. Legal official Charles S. Cornelius came from Ashland. Birmingham’s J. Wane and others were seen in Anniston today.
The Christmas Endeavor World symposium records how famous figures such as Julia Ward Howe Joaquin Miller John Burroughs Theodore Parker and Henry George Jr credit favorite books for influence. Edison Lodge Cannon Carleton and others cite classics and essays shaping their thinking.
A fragment recalls a poet with long hair who sent a poem titled Why Do I Live? to a magazine. The editor quips that the poet lives because he sent the work by chair rather than delivering it in person, a Varis Modes style epigram.
For sale seven full blooded Berkshire Tiga hogs guaranteed entitled to registration with prices on request from Dalton Whitford in Jacksonville Alabama. Also for sale R I Reds Ozark strain noted for blood and winter layers, available at Smoot & Bell's with orders for eggs. A nice six room home on a railroad line advertised, contact J M Eason. February edition.
Listing notes room availability at 1319 Wilmer and 21 Ww Ith—rooms priced at 12.50 and 15.00 respectively. Details show two sites with distinct pricing.
City Bank and H advertises real estate for sale inviting buyers to call Phone 153 for listings. The notice emphasizes soliciting your property and offering assistance to purchase regional real estate.
Amizonia Davis faintly slept after a nighttime quarrel when Ida Ellison allegedly struck her in the face and body. Ellison then swore out a warrant charging Davis with assault and battery, though Davis was the injured party. The clash on the tracks was halted by a Southern train. Levi and Ida Ellison were jailed Tuesday in default of $200 bonds each to answer indictments from the prior week.
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