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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1901

Page

9

Oxford Lake Park Promises Bright Spring Improvements

The Oxford Lake Park continues improvements this spring making the park more attractive and commodious. The Street Railway Co plans further enhancements and invites liberal patronage from Anniston and Oxford citizens as open cars will resume when weather permits. A 14 mile ride is offered for parties notifying the conductor, with round trip tickets at 20 cents including a 10 cent boat hire coupon.

Oxford Lake Street Railway Co Anniston Oxford Oxford Lake Park

Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Sell to New Orleans

The Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad announce a special excursion to New Orleans for the Southern Baptist Association meeting May 9 to 16. Tickets from all lines are one fare for the round trip, sold May 7 and 8 with return by May 20, 1901. extension to June 5, 1901 possible for 50 cents if ticket is deposited by May 16.

Southern Baptist Association New Ns Southern Railway Alabama Great Southern Railroad New Orleans Eturn Alabama Southern Railroad

Annis ton Steam Laundry Ad Promotes Trial Wash Service

A fragment urges readers to try the Anniston Steam Laundry on Noble Street, inviting customers to mail a card or telephone for wagon call service and fair trial of their best work.

Anniston Steam Laundry Noble Street

Southern Railway Timetable Excerpt with Connectors and Sleeping Cars

Historical timetable from Southern Railway showing station stops between Mobile and New York, with connections Mobile Birmingham and Birmingham New York. It notes Pullman sleeping cars between Mobile and Birmingham and Atlanta to Brunswick, dining services en route, and multiple daily trains with times and station list across Alabama Tennessee Georgia and the Northeast officials and agents.

Southern Railway Mobile Selma i Ham Tv Sidarn Jr Nes Rm Krnexville Ly Bristol Lynenbralvi York Birmingham New Eveese Akron Greensboro Marton Meridian Mapolis Ieee Rhatnae Unfont'n. Tv Sos Oassoe Marion Selma Montevallo Calera Fdpm Columbiang Childersburg Talladega Anniston Jacksonville Piedmont Cave Springs Sam Oo A Rome Atlanta Sam Racer Ami Birm'ham Pell City Heffin Oo Bere Wardsville Ebnes PE Ruithurst Tallapoosa Bremen Douglasville Lithia Springs Iar Saahaalgts Birming Anniston Lynneee Sem Brunswick Doom Pullman Decksonville Biriingham Roe Opie Knoxville Hot Springs Asheville Salisbury Washington New York Chattanooga Ansimury Cincinnati Louisville Pullman Sleeping Car Cinelunath Kullman Ear Piter Chattandaya Cini and Louis+i Birmioonum Charlotte Lynchbury Hington Pullma Library Danville Atlante Jackson Ala Freeman Gannon G.M. Recewtenves D.C SH. Hakowick Washington, D. C A.benscoter Tenn

Store Call If You Visit East Tenth Street

An old notice offers to show goods at No 25 East Tenth Street and invites customers to visit or write with their requests.

Tenth Street

Mortgage Sale Notice of Anniston Property

Mortgage sale under a 1858 deed by trustees of St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church Anniston Calhoun county Ala to the undersigned. Sale set for May 4 1901 then postponed to June 4 1901. Property described as parallelogram lot bounded by Leighton Ave and 14th St 140 by 190 feet in Anniston.

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

Maggie the Mare Delivers Mail on Local Route

The Chicago Record recounts Maggie a dark gray mare driven by J S Dresser of Dekalb Illinois. For six months she hauls the mail wagon along a country route about 25 miles daily except Sundays. Maggie guides the route by watching for carrier activity and aims for boxes only when mail is present.

Maggie J. S. Dresser Dekalb Ill Mag Chicago

The Elephant's Mouth Sights and Teeth Remark

The elephant's mouth is a queer sight in the animal kingdom with no front teeth and only eight teeth in total. Each side carries two large yellow molars, positioned above and below, two inches thick and the width of a man's hand.

Local Kite Maker Builds Towering Skies in Michigan

A Ypsilanti man creates giant kites that soar hundreds of feet high. His designs include a 12 foot tall kite and tandem tethered boxes a 5 and a 14 foot box kite drawing crowds and admiration from nearby youths.

Ypsilanti Mich

Enormous Kite Scares Farm Chickens and Women

A giant kite lifted into the air near a farmhouse causing chickens and turkeys to retreat to their coops. Women cried out about a hawk while the farmer watched from his home, then chose not to fire on the soaring object.

Evarts Jests About Laurels In Witful Exchange

In Washington the former secretary of state William M Evarts met a popular young author applying for a consulship. Evarts congratulated him on his fame and added with a smile that laurels on the brow do not permit one to browse on them.

Tommy Ceame William M. Evarts Washington Mr. Evarts

A Natural Boy Versus Statesman and Study

A fragmented verse reflects a boy who rejects statecraft and study, prefers playing in the yard, and mocks Webster and Blaine while imagining tribal play and mischief with tomahawks. The piece appears as a garbled early American text with unclear authorship.

Mutual Life Insurance Trust Plan Promises Lifelong Income

An advertisement for the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York promotes life insurance with a trustee to guard the payout after death. It argues many investors mismanage funds, urges selecting a first class company, and offers illustrations by writing to the agent with birth dates and beneficiary details.

Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York

Also Mentioned on This Page

VIA M. K. & T. Railway JO. P. Daly Atlanta, Ga Leeting FD. C. Austin Cor Loth and Noble Baldur E.e.forbes R. J. Miles China John Wilson & Co Board of Caereen Extension A. BP Mr. Evarts’ Wit Websters Blaine Boone Ninhe Rerlen Cosione L Bartlett WN AN Murray Hill M. Markstein Opera House Beer Brokers New York Chicago New Oreans Flist National Bank Dence G. B. Flinf Nish For Furniture and Chain Thomas’ Drug Store West Tenth Street Anniston, Alabama St.Louis Alabama General Agency the Mutual Life Insurance Company Richard A PicCurdy President Columbus Smith
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