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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1910
Page
8
Mins Jorie Hughes leaves Oxford for Cedartown Georgia after visiting Mrs L T Grogan. Mrs FAT Allen and children return from Entaloga. Mr and Mrs Frank Pinson visit relatives in town after returning from Bynum.
The body of Dr. B Dudley Williams, who died Sunday morning, was laid to rest at Oxford cemetery after funeral services at the Baptist church conducted by Rev. N James. Masons then took charge of the procession. Coral offerings were sent from lodges and friends across the state.
Rev Alfred Yoo to leave for Hartselle after receiving treatment Judge Yeatman's condition unchanged Mrs Wilmer Lacy of Kentucky visits her parents Miss Ielen Howard to Baltimore to join BE A Walker millinery Rev C N James travels to Atlanta for Bible conference Woodson McCraw of Rome visits on business City council holds regular meeting with routine business reported
Mark Twain quotes spring fever and touts Vinci tonic as a remedy for general weariness and pulmonary trouble. The ad claims Vinci tones the digestive system, purifies blood, aids sleep and appetite, and helps bronchitis and colds. Searhrough Drug Co., Anniston, Alabama, offers a money back guarantee.
Arrangements are under way for local Mechanics to attend the fifteenth annual session of the state council of the Junior Order United American Mechanics in Huntsville starting April 18. Key officers include T. T. Nock Birmingham and A. D. Kirby Huntsville. Dr. J. H. Junghans heads the national-organizing contingent from Birmingham. An Alabama representative is J. Howard Fore of Anniston Council No. 8.
Nashville March 14 Napper Byram a white man will be hanged tomorrow for the murder of his wife in Wilson county. The brutal killing led to a death verdict upheld by the state supreme court.
Captain Reuben F. Kolb, commissioner of agriculture and industries, reports Alabama crop conditions improving and likely to bring unprecedented farmer prosperity. He cites ideal weather for weeks, with only potential setbacks from prolonged cold or drought. Fruit and early vegetables suffered some damage from a cold spell but losses were smaller than feared.
Georgia Florida and South Carolina Sea Island cotton growers convene in Waycross on March 14 for a conference aimed at lifting prices and considering acreage restrictions to curb overproduction.
Delegations from Pennsylvania suffrage groups appeared before the judiciary committee for the first time to press the proposed constitutional amendment granting women equal suffrage. The March 14 session marked the act’s inaugural legislative hearing.
A brief guidance piece urges clear direct language in requests and offers. It emphasizes explicit phrasing to improve clarity and outcomes in negotiations and communications.
Classified advertising carries most of the job listings and employment notices, detailing available work and opportunities. The section serves as the primary source for hiring, freelance gigs, and temporary labor across the period.
Atlanta report from March 14 notes six month period to June 30, 1910 Brazil imported 8,196,415 in manufactures of cotton, while U S imports totaled 245,265 or 2.9 percent. U S exports to Brazil rose 20.4 percent from the prior year, with U S goods remaining a small portion of Brazil’s total imports. The piece highlights Brazil as a potential market for cotton goods and cites U S as Brazil’s top trading partner.
A witty exchange in Tit-Bits as a lady mocks post performance hat etiquette while characters note burning paint and blushes. The banter reflects social theater humor and polite irony of the era.
In Glen Addie last Saturday a clash between city cow catcher EB J Haynie and the Marcus family ended in fines of five dollars and costs for the adults and an acquittal for the boy. The family challenged Haynie’s impounding of a Marcus cow and were fined after a court session Tuesday morning.
Attorney General Brickell issues an opinion stating a notary public and ex officio magistrate may hold additional state offices. The ruling upholds the constitutional exemption for notaries and magistrates, allowing Recorder J. F. Creen of Anniston to be reappointed to both posts under the state charter.
A classified note touts highly specialized publicity services offered to sellers and buyers. It emphasizes tailored advertising to boost visibility and reach across chosen media channels.
The fourth National Good Roads Congress invites Alabama's two U.S. senators and nine congressmen, plus many federal lawmakers from other states, to Birmingham May 23 to 26. Senator Bankhead directs the effort, aiming for about 100 lawmakers from each of the participating states to attend. Governors of Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Tennessee will appoint 100 delegates each.
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