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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1907
Page
5
A few men are wanted in Birmingham to fill positions as motorman or conductor. Must be intelligent, steady, physically fit, and recommended by responsible parties. Earning potential ranges from $40 to $70 per month. Inquiries answered promptly. Additional notes mention coal weather and Model Ice Co. contact.
Mr. Pelot, 64, Civil War veteran of Wheeler's cavalry and a longtime Atlanta Mason, will be buried in his Georgia family burying ground. Also notes tea promotions, a Sacred Heart church picnic at Oxford Lake Park, a land title guaranty ad, Maj. Sam Smith heading to Richmond for a reunion, Calhoun Lodge T O M meeting, and Capt. Agee in Montgomery for Supreme Court business.
Announcement notes the New Wilmer hotel management renting the former Gilmore’s cafe space to serve as a sample room. Ice cream freezers priced at 1.50 to 2.50 each, with 8 quart and 4 quart options. Also mentions local notices on meetings at St Paul’s church and veteran reunion travel details. Death reported of Monthy May, 13 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs J T McLain.
C W Cohen Co at 921 Noble Street advertises house painting and decorating. Judge H D McCarty, recently in Hot Springs for health, is expected home tonight. Judge A A Hurst of Edwardsville, trustee of the state normal school at Jacksonville, is en route to Jacksonville for a board meeting. Skin itching relief advertised with Dean's Ointment promising cure for piles and eczema.
An Englishman and an Irishman steal a horse and then a cart from a farmyard. Police close in as the pair claim ownership with odd alibis while a bystander named Pat is questioned about the cart. The tale ends with a humorous misunderstanding about ownership.
A speaker named Tee Melnee Rocister asks for a check to cover supposed work on angles. The message references specific names and financial demand, implying a claimed service value.
J W Stephens avoided a fine for soliciting labor as city charter requires council review of tax items. He was fined 100.50 for carrying concealed pistols found during arrest. Deputy sheriff claim rejected in Anniston court. guns discovered on his person.
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