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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1901

Page

7

Oxford Lake Park Seeks Liberal Support for Improvements

The Oxford Lake Park ongoing improvements make the spring scene more attractive with planned entertainments. The Street Railway Co has built a private expense public pleasure park drawing visitors from Anniston and nearby towns. Open cars will run when weather permits, offering a refreshing ride. special round trips and boat rental coupons provide value for patrons and conductors sell 20 cent round-trip tickets with a 15 cent boat coupon.

The Street Railway Co Anniston Oxford Oxford Lake Oxford Lake Park

Southern Baptist Meeting Trip Ticket Offer to New Orleans

Railroads advertise round trip fares from various points to New Orleans for the Southern Baptist Association meeting May 15 16 1901. Tickets on sale May 7 8 and 9 with return by May 20 1901. final limit extension to June 5 1901 available for fifty cents if deposited by May 16 1901. Public notice also includes laundry ad and service inquiry for Anniston Steam Laundry.

Athern Baptist Association Newes Southern Railway Alabama Great Southern Railroad New Orleans

Southern Railway schedules and Pullman services listed

Timetables show Southern Railway routes with Mobile to New York connections, Birmingham to Jacksonville and Atlanta, and Pullman sleeping cars. Notable stops include Selma Demopolis Marion Montevallo Calera Talladega Anniston Rome Chattanooga Nashville Washington and New York. Dining and Pullman service details are noted.

Taus Moblie Ar Span Selma Areirar Ham Bristol Wis Aia Ar Wong’ Iy York Mobile Birmingham New Yok Demopolis Cafont’n Ly Marion Jet Montevallo Calera Columbiana Talladega Anniston Hsonm i Jacksonville Aupae Piedmont Cave Springs Rome Pell City Oath Oes Hettin PL Tor Pywardsville Reithurst Tallapoosa Bremen Douglasville Atlanta Br Macon Si Brunswick Warnren Birmiigham Brunswok Avlanta Chattanooga Knoxville Hot Springs Asheville Salisbury Greensboro Weoebe Washington New York Pullman Chattanoous Sauisbury Atisbury Cincinnati Louisville Bullgian Nou Plovenn Charlotte Hon Agpmn Danville Tam i Lynch F Charlote Washinton Fidtar Baltimore Fe Philadelphis Washington and Soutwestern Limited Lanta Pitman Danville C. BF. Jackson Ala A. B. Freeman F. S. Gannon V.P G.M. Brametnntom Dohy Hanmpwick Washington, D. C Benscoter G.P Tenn

Stop Call at My Store on East Tenth Street

A terse note warns visitors to avoid entering the shop at No. 25 East Tenth Street unless invited. The fragment hints at a sales pitch or a guarded offer linked to a specific address and line.

East Tenth Street

What You Want Written If You Can’t Call

If you cannot call, write and tell me what you want. Provide details on your request, including any deadlines or preferred formats, so I can proceed accurately.

Mortgage Sale Notice in Anniston Alabama 1901

Public auction to satisfy a January 18 1888 mortgage on church trustees property in Anniston Calhoun County Alabama. Real estate described as a 140 by 190 foot lot at Leighton Avenue and Fourteenth Street to be sold May 4 1901 at the city courtroom door if not postponed then June 4 1901. Attorney A P Age.

St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church Anniston al A Calhoun County Ala Leighton Avenue Fourteenth Street 14Th Street Board of Church Extension Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia State of Pennsylvania

Maggie the mail mare drives six months on 425 mile route

Dekalb Illinois resident J S Dresser uses Maggie a dark gray mare to pull a glass front mail wagon on a country route of 425 miles daily except Sundays. The horse learns the stops and even delays to check for mail, signaling when boxes are empty by lifting her head and moving on.

Maggie J. S. Dresser Dekalb Chicago

Little boy and the pony plan to thwart a visitor

A five year old boy loves his pony more than his dog and refuses to give up the dog when asked. He tricks the visitor with the promise to give the pony and plots to sick the dog on him when he moves to take the pony.

Tommy

Elephant Mouth Noted For Striking Design

The elephant’s mouth astonishes observers with its size and unique structure. It lacks front teeth and never eats flesh or torn foods. It has eight teeth in total, four large yellow molars on each side, two above and two below, each about two inches thick and as wide as a man’s hand.

Kite Machines Amaze Ypsilanti Boys

A Ypsilanti, Michigan gentleman built giant kites that rise hundreds of feet. When his 12 foot kite flew with a 7 foot box kite and a 14 foot box kite, the combination proved exceptionally strong and drew wide excitement among locals.

Ypsilanti Mich

Giant Kite Spooks Farm as Birds Scatter

A huge kite lifted into the air near a farmhouse causing chickens and turkeys to flee to sheds. Women exclaimed a hawk as the farmer emerged with a gun but chose not to shoot after watching the strange airborne figure.

Evarts Teases Young Author On Laurels During Consul Bid

In Washington the late William M Evarts, then secretary of state, met a popular young author visiting for a consulship bid. Evarts congratulated him but quipped that despite his laurels the applicant could not browse on them, a playful remark about resting on earned honors.

William M. Evarts Washington

A Natural Boy and the Wind Play

The fragment mentions a boy named Corlane L. Bartlett who prefers playful adventures over studying or statesman duties. It references wind, tomahawk, and a sense of boyhood mischief alongside random objects like bites, coriew, and toys. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret fully.

Weil Coriew Corlane L. Bartlett

Also Mentioned on This Page

VIA M. K. & T. Railway JNO P. Daly T. T Atlanta, Ga Lake Park Electricigas Noble Street Southern Baptist Association Anniston Steam Laundry Baldur Consett FD. C. Austin Cor Loth and Noble E.E. Forbes E. Tenth Street Miles China John Wilson & Co Htw Board of Catron Extension Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia A. P Anniston, Alabama Brokers Alabama First National Bank Corresp Nish Chaim Thomas’ Drug Store West Tenth Street Mr. Evarts’ Wit Eoin Dorit Webster Blaine Ry AN Murray Hill M. Markstein Opera House Ber Alabama General Agency the Mutual Life Insurance Company Richard A ShCurdy President Mutual Life Insuance Company OF Mm Nene Rene Divisi Columbus Smith
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