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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
3
A vintage exhortation stresses catering to current tastes and demands in business. It argues that public laundry services grew through heed to critical customers, and emphasizes the need for up-to-date approaches and precise attention to present generation preferences.
The Grand Lodge of Alabama Odd Fellows meets in Gadsden on May 8 with a one day session and possible three day duration after adopting a new state constitution. Mr. Judson Purdy will report six new lodges across Calhoun Etowah and St. Clair counties totaling about 225 new members.
Mayor Henderson rapidly disposed of six police docket trials at Morning Matinee. One case for operating without a license continued to the 16th. A white man paid 2.50 for being on a plain in fringe drunk. A white man pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct and paid 2.59. Another white man faced assault, drunk and disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer, found guilty on all counts with fines totaling 31.80. Warrants issued for street tax delinquents per the summons.
A dance was held at Brien's hall last night by Mr. P. H. O'Brien in honor of Miss Susie Fleming Birmingham Miss Lillie O'Brien Rock Springs and Miss Lottie McCaffery Rome. The Oxford string band played as a large crowd enjoyed the waltz until late. Misses O'Brien and McCaffery returned to Rock Springs and Rome this afternoon while Miss Fleming heads back to Birmingham tonight. The hall was in good condition and many graceful dancers attended.
State and county notices list delinquent taxes for 1890 and earlier with assessed lands and owners. The sheriff’s sale decree schedule requires appearance on May 1 1900 to show cause why lands should not be sold for taxes and costs.
List of tax and cost assessments for several individuals and divisions including Loyds sub-division, Bear, Flournoy, and Yancey with amounts 1.10 to 4.10. Mentions Burpitt Hubbell and DZ Good Jett as officers, F Crook judge of probate, April 10 1900, in Jackson ville Alabama. Also advertises caskets and coffins from Shelnutt Murphy at 1212 Noble.
We are doing more work and making more money than any other laundry because we provide better work and service in every way. ANNISTON STEAM LAUNDRY, Corner Twelfth and Noble streets.
Railroad timetable details outline Pullman Sleeping car service from Rome to New York via Chattanooga Cincinnati and Louisville with connections at Charlotte Lynchburg Charlottesville Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. It notes the Washington and Southwestern Limited along with dining and library observation cars and daily or Sunday-only frequencies.
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