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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
5
The Globe Clothing Company released balloons about 3 30 Thursday afternoon. Each balloon carried a large red goose that fell after exploding about 1000 feet up. A big crowd watched the ascent and descent and enjoyed the playful spectacle.
The notice promotes Holland Rask and STERNE'S products including Whole Wheat Flour Graham Flour Shelled Walnuts Pecans Almonds Dates Pure Fruit Preserves and Jams Fresh Currants It suggests mixing dried beet pulp with ration to ensure feed money returns with profit, indicating good returns for the market chatter.
Deputy Sheriff Doyal arrested Jack Coppett at Piedmont yesterday under an indictment by the grand jury charging him with selling liquor. Coppett was released after making a $200 bond to secure attendance at the City court. Health-sound vigorous perfect health with more milk at less cost that Dried Beet Pulp in the ration will mean to your cows.
The Busy Bee Society of the Second Presbyterian church hosts a birthday party Friday March 17 at the Rutherford Lapsley home on Brown Avenue. Hours are 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Admission is a penny per year. Refreshments served. All invited.
John Gant of Coldwater arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Jack Shepperd under an indictment by the grand jury for gambling. He was released after furnishing a $200 bond.
Canned fish varieties including devilled crabs Japanese fresh crabs pickled shrimp dry shrimp lobster salmon sardines kippered herring fish flakes shredded codfish anchovy paste and sardine paste are offered. The notice adds weigh milk before feeding dried beet pulp and reweigh after several days to show daily cow milk production gains.
Davis and Williams advertise life policies covering death from any cause. The ad claims added dried beet pulp keeps the herd healthy and thrifty without doctoring.
All interested members should meet Dr. Yarborough at the parsonage tonight for the Young People Union of Parker Memorial church.
The National Biscuit Co invites the public to a cake and crackers demonstration at the store all day on Friday March 17. The event showcases products and offers samples and sales information to shoppers.
The undersigned receiver J B Stevens, appointed by Hon H D McCarty, referee in bankruptcy, is proper party to receive all accounts due Westside Grocery Co or notes due W Y Norman and L M Howe. The notice is dated March 15 and runs until further order.
Local ads tout coffee merit with 25 cent to 75 cent two pound Seal Brand cans. They claim 380 cent coffee is superior and pledge nationwide standard. Also promoted are hauling services by Sterne's and Reidinger & Co for fancy groceries with prompt service.
ConsA ixAIBE No 83 Eo I C R M holds weekly meetings every Friday at 7 30 o clock in the Blue Mountain Home. All visiting Red Men are cordially welcomed.
A Star newspaper call invites readers to advertise important needs with a want ad. It encourages placing notices for valued goods and services, highlighting the benefits of broad exposure and quick inquiries.
Theatrical pages report the New Noble presents The Man on the Box this evening as Tampa crowds fill the theater. The Tampa Times lauds Greeson theater for opening the season with The Man on the Box and notes Harold McGrath's tale as vividly dramatised and better than the book.
Mrs. J. H. Snodgraes arrived with delegations from Heflin and Delta to visit the Piedmont chapter of the Astern Star. B. A. Bray, famed for driving the first horse drawn street car in Anniston, was also present and resides near Leyden's mill.
The Alamo motion picture theater opened last night at seven o clock after a delay that postponed an earlier start. The management plans to add opera chairs and other conveniences soon and aims to provide the best in amnesty amusing at this new venue.
The musical comedy Buster Brown comes to the New Noble on Tuesday March 21 with matinee and night shows. Stars impersonate Buster and his relatives in a lively production aimed at all ages offering wholesome fun.
Classified notices emphasize practical leverage from want ads. Readers transform listings into income by spotting opportunities, tracking prices, and timing purchases for resale. The brief guidance urges focus on profitable items and clear market signals.
A new and very beautiful electric sign was installed for the Globe Clothing Company and lit up last night for the first time, drawing much attention.
Dolarsky sells his notes because he could not earn money quickly enough. He is now occupying the position of head waiter, enjoying the new status and authority.
Women in the apartment house form a Helping Hand society. they embroider peasant aprons for tea and domestic wear. Imports of toules rise in South Africa with American mule fabrics praised. The piece urges advertising as essential public notice and notes ads convert personal property to cash.
Classified notices offer positions for a lady solicitor to sell household articles with expenses paid, two young ladies to travel with Indies party under a manager, painters bidding in Jacksonville, and rental and sale ads. Also notes on affordable homes for moderate means and advice on using classified ads to boost business.
For Rent a six room two story dwelling at 109 Sixth Street near Wilmer priced at 15 dollars monthly. For Sale a six room dwelling on West Thirteenth Street near Pine Avenue school asking 1100 dollars.
Real Estate Dept City Bank and Realty Co solicits property listings for sale and invites contact to buy. Located at 1027 Noble St with Phone 153 and residence 389.
Real estate broker advertises buying and selling on commission with a focus on farm properties. Encourages calls for listings and investments.
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