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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1907
Page
5
Local sports note describes Dendy joining hustlers to boost infield and batter behind the plate as Rivers the Turk stars on the mound in a 3 45 pm start. The piece blends with ads for sliced meats and home improvements on Oxford lake car line and street work by Bitulithic company.
Mrs. John Bell departs tomorrow for several days in Roanoke and Dadeville. Miss Mary McCord hosts a German at Oxford lake pavilion this evening. Miss Luce Ledbetter returns from Morrisville where she taught. Dr. R. L. Bowcock and family plan a Virginia vacation next week. Miss Hubbard of Talladega visits Miss Herr Lynn Barr on Leighton avenue.
An ad offers Huyler's candies with fresh shipment twice weekly and promotes special boxes for commencement. It lists exclusive agents ELAM ORDWAY HOUSER and hints at gas ranges to ease nightly cooking, ending with a cryptic prayer-like fragment.
District Court of the United States Eastern Division of the Northern District of Alabama notifies creditors that the first meeting for the above named bankrupt will be held in Anniston, Alabama, on June 10, 1907 at 10 a.m. to prove claims and take actions allowed by the bankrupt act. Anniston, Ala May 20, 1907. H. D. McCarty.
Date specific job ads show male stenographer positions offered on April 11 at $75 monthly with potential promotion to $150. A second listing on April 16 cites $50 monthly with promotion chance. A third opening is noted. Youths urged to enroll at Madden’s Business College for day or night courses.
Board your horse at Donnhoo and Co s stable and it will be well fed and well cared for with attentive supervision and quality footing.
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