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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
5
Effective October 7th the Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis Arkansas and Hot Springs with double daily service to Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory. Close connections extend to Southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
By virtue of a mortgage executed by J. H. Murfee and Olvia H. Murfee to J. J. Willett as Trustee on May 24 184, transferred to C. M. Savage on June 2 1900, the property at 70 feet by 190 feet on Leighton Avenue west side in Anniston City Lot 10 Block 24 will be sold at public outcry at Noble and Tenth Streets on May 9, 1901 to satisfy the debt. C. M. Savage transferee and assignee of debt and mortgage announces the sale.
Nearly 150 residents including pastors and citizens formed the Law and Order League at the Auditorium in Anniston. Capt A W Bell was temporary chair with L H W Carre as secretary. Officers include President H B Rudisill Vice President C J Houser Secretary Treasurer M F McCarty. Members enroll at L H Carre’s store by subscribing to the platform pledging to enforce laws and close Sunday shops.
A list of uncalled for letters at the Anniston post office is published. The Gentlemens List includes Edward A Bram D F Chandler Loney D Duke Jas A Dorde Sam Getty Giles WO H Henry Will Harris Albert Holt Lige Hatton J M Jackson Jeffries Albert Lee Albert Ledbetter Tom Logans Cas M Mallory Josh McLenan Sam McArtar Pliman Parks OC Robinson J H Sanders AE Smith Leem Suttle TO Smith Chas Swafford JB Thomas Land Wiggins JL Young JT Barnes Susie J Gates Mrs J H Bell Miss Annie Blye Aida Blackwelder Mrs Mand Burrs Ida Cooper Miss Bbe Embry Mrs Bettie Findley Mrs Cornelia Hanley Miss Emima Henrie Miss Susie Iogram Mrs Sallie Irvin Mrs Charley Jones Miss Fannie McDaniel Mrs Maggie Mallory Nora Roberson Mrs May Zelley Roberts Miss Cathren Toler Miss Daisy L W Weathers Miss Leaver Wilson Miss Martha Womack Miss Octy L Ty Situ P M
Willett Estate offers three undeveloped Anniston parcels for sale by sealed bids with terms: one third cash and the balance in one or two years with interest. Bids opened June 1, 1901, with highest responsible bidder awarded. Agent J. Winer states the property is a prime investment.
A brief note promotes Ken nott's Chocolates Lavstive Quinte as a remedy for colds and sore throats. The text lists a claim of rapid relief with minimal details and uses quirky branding phrasing.
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