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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1900
Page
3
The piece argues that out of date methods fail to serve today’s customers. It emphasizes catering to present generation preferences and stresses that careful, particular service shapes successful laundry businesses.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Alabama Grand Lodge convened in Gadsden for the annual session. The Grand Encampment met yesterday. officials from Royal Oak lodge and Gen. A F McGhee held key roles. A new Alabama constitution may delay proceedings and the Rebecca Grand Lodge will meet Thursday for a one day session.
Private telegrams from a Washington state friend report General Joseph Wheeler announcing he will not be a candidate for the congress seat created by his resignation.
Wilkebarie Pa May The wife of Justice of the Peace in Carlos has sued for non support. He, 80, married himself to her December 1893 saying no expense or publicity was needed. He claimed as a justice he could wed himself. The case may go to another court as divorce and support actions proceed.
State tax collector D Z Coodlets lists delinquents for 1890 and prior with lands in Anniston and surrounding areas. Owners or agents must appear May 14 1900 to show cause why decree for sale of taxed lands should not be rendered. multiple properties with homestead status and various tax costs listed.
A 1900 probate notice lists multiple taxpayers including Werth GILT, Corning Highlands Aniston, Yancy G, Loyds sub-division, Bear, Flournoy, Burnitt & Habbell, and others with tax and costs amounts plus advertising fees. It instructs inquiries to 4% Good lett, tax collector, Jacksonville Alabama, Emett F. Crook, judge of probate, dated April 10. The notice also advertises coffins and caskets from Shelnutt Murphy at 1212 Noble.
Anniston Steam Laundry at Corner Twelfth and Noble streets proclaims it earns more work and money than any other laundry by doing better work and offering better service in every way.
The notice describes a Pullman sleeping car train from Atlanta to New York via Chattanooga Cincinnati and Louisville with connections at several cities. It notes daily service and a solid Pullman vestibule train from Atlanta to New York with dining and observation cars and specific station stops including Rome Chattanooga Cincinnati Louisville Charlotte Washington and New York.
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