Kings Daughters to Stage The Curfew Bell Opera
The Kings Daughters prepare a home talent production of The Curfew Bell directed by Prof. Milliken and wife from Muncie Indiana. Mrs. Milliken will sing at Parker Memorial Baptist church Sunday morning.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1901
Page
3
The Kings Daughters prepare a home talent production of The Curfew Bell directed by Prof. Milliken and wife from Muncie Indiana. Mrs. Milliken will sing at Parker Memorial Baptist church Sunday morning.
The city council appointed the election managers for the Monday April 1 vote by ward. First ward Elmore Garrett H B Rudisil and George M Taylor. Second ward D C Rainwater J A Wallis and B F Alverson. Third ward Charlie Hamilton A H Cook and W P Downing. Fourth ward W T Edmondson Columbus Smith and J G Adams. Fifth ward L Newsome A Galbreath and W L Mincey. A Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Tod writes of Dr King’s New Discovery curing a long lasting cough and consumption after other medicines failed. Trial bottles are free at Elam’s drug store.
The Edwardsville Standard News reports Dr Ayers and his family from Anniston have moved to China to work among the people there and promise to send updates to Alabama readers via The Anniston Evening Star. It also notes Henderson has been renominated for mayor of Anniston with a strong slate of aldermen.
Advertises multiple properties for sale including a 7 room house on Leighton avenue with a $1400 price, $100 to $300 cash and $20 monthly payments at 6 percent, possession at once. Another nearer duplicate at same price with $500 cash and longer term, possession in 30 days. Also a Quintard avenue residence and a 5 room house near the car line for $700 cash.
An advertisement for property rental and building services by Mr Hicks. It offers repairs and supervision of new construction, furnishing plans and specifications, arranging placement of properties, and acting as resident agents for fire insurance companies seeking patronage.
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