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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
2
A report from Bynum Alabama notes Alex Duncan Sr. witnessed a severe storm in Birmingham while his son Alex Duncan Jr. learns he was not the man who fell through a Horse Creek bridge last Thursday. Local letters trace family update and social chatter amid town news.
Union ticket agent Geo N Meredith reports a new adjustable cover for the Official Railway Guide issued by the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis railroad for the Memphis Route. The cover fits new monthly guides and can be removed and refitted as needed, aiding westbound travel.
A 1121 Noble Street ad lists 7 room and 4 room houses with prices from 700 to 1800, plus a 5 room cottage and other properties on Leighton and Quintard avenues. Also advertised are agricultural lands, timber, iron ore mines, coal deposits, and farm lands for colonization, with financing and insurance services.
At Anniston lodge No. 587 Elks meeting last night two candidates were initiated and officers for the next term were named. Elected officials include Exalted Ruler Jos Saks and trustee Howard W. Sexton with M F Doering Walter Hampton W M Brewer Foard King M Markstein Fred Noble John B Knox and others.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures grippe cough and restores strength. It warns against substitutes and credits Elam Drug Co. as the supplier.
The Southern Railway to start through sleeping car service from Birmingham to Jacksonville via Atlanta. Train No. 36 will depart Birmingham at 4 40 p m on November 27 arriving Jacksonville at 8 30 a m. First class treatment promised. inquiries to ticket agents or C E B Jackson Birmingham T P A and Robert R Watts of Salem Mo reports Foley s Kidney Cure cure claim.
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