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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1900
Page
2
The speaker announces candidacy for State Senator from the Seventh District. The declaration references the Democratic party rules and A. F. McGinter as related context.
The candidate seeks Calhoun county representation in the next general assembly subject to Democratic party action. If elected he will vote for the return of Sen. John T. Morgan to the United States Senate unless otherwise instructed.
M. W. McCraw declares as a candidate for sheriff of Calhoun County, subject to the Democratic party action in the March 7 primary.
A respectful plea asks residents of Calhoun County to vote in the upcoming Democratic primary for the Fourth district commissioner race. The statement emphasizes community leadership and public service.
Judge James W. Lapsiey addresses the Stand ard Bale Compress association of Texas in Dallas urging better round bale packing. He cites careless ginners and city compressors and calls for standard 24 by 54 inch presses with proper bagging and ties and warehouse receipts describing bale standard and wrapping.
The Star notes Judge Lapsley, president of the Analaton Compress company, has stated clear guidance on improper packed cotton bales and urges timely action affecting Anniston. He emphasizes applying proper remedies to ensure bales meet standards.
The article reflects on the diminishing American Indian population and rising deaths, intermarriage, and disease, then shifts to local affairs about Anniston stock subscriptions led by Jh H Stickney Jr and plans to replant a Newfield farm as a biblical Eden with Evan Weed seeking a name change to Adam.
Mrs. Leila Seton Wilder of Decatur Alabama is celebrated as a leading farmer. She renovated a 6000 acre plantation along the Tennessee river, manages marketing and labor, and cultivates 700 acres with the rest timber. She oversees twenty enslaved laborers and emphasizes harmony with workers as key to success. She recently sold cotton in New York and plans larger crops and expanded farming.
The American Journal of Health endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as an absolutely pure stimulant. The piece argues cautious, intelligent alcohol use benefits strength and vitality and urges physicians to consider this brand for therapeutic purposes.
The notice advertises Edmondson and Anderson as the go to firms for hauling tasks. It highlights their reliability and readiness to handle moving and transport jobs for customers seeking quick service.
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