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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1900
Page
3
The piece argues that out-of-date methods fail to meet modern demands and stresses that the business thrives by catering to present generation preferences. It emphasizes being particular and responsive to customer wishes as the driving force behind the laundry’s success.
May 9 report notes improving neighborhood health and cotton planting progress. Memorial Day services planned at New Bethel church before the fourth Sunday in May. Francis Helton wed Lula Curry at Rev Noah Stephens home. Squire Haynie sells fruit trees in Clay and Randolph counties. BE Reid of Morrisville was in town on business. Mr. and Mrs. W Y Wilson visited Mrs. Youngblood near Morrisville. Ollie Haynie visited Beulah Wilson.
Calhoun county pension examiners will meet in Anniston on July 20 and sit for ten days. In person applications required. Beat schedule runs July 2 through July 12 by beat numbers. Signatures M T Ledbetter and J P Walker.
The Talladega Mountain Home notes Elbert Curry is scheduled for execution on May 18. P. O. Randall secured the contract to build gallows inside the jail, and the upcoming sounds of construction are described as causing mixed sensations for the doomed boy criminal.
Confederate Veteran Reunion in Louisville Kentucky on May 30 1900 with Southern Railway offering round trip tickets at one cent per mile per direction. Travel through East Tennessee mountains and Kentucky bluegrass regions past Lookout Mountain Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge. For details contact Southern Railway agents or Traveling Passenger Agent E Jackson in Rip Roar?
Imperial Council Order of the Mystic Shrine announces annual session in Washington D C for May 22 to 24 1900. Southern Railway offers round trip tickets at low fare with sale dates May 20 to 22 and final limit May 29. Inquiries via agents or R E Jackson T P A Birmingham Alabama.
The tax collector D Z Goodlett lists delinquent taxes for 1800 and earlier with properties in Anniston and Oxanna. Owners or agents must appear May 14 1900 to show cause why lands should not be sold for taxes and costs. notices include numerous parcels with acreages and assessed amounts plus advertising costs.
Listings show tax and costs figures for residents including Anniston and Jacksonville Alabama. Entries name executors clerks and probate officials with amounts due and subdivision references. Also advertised are caskets and coffins offered by Shelnutt Murphy at 1212 Noble Street.
Anniston Locomotive and Machine Works Foundry promotes boiler and engine work while claiming to outpace competitors in quality and service. The advertisement notes the company corner location at Twelfth and Noble streets.
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