Anvis ton Coupon Co Promotes Soda Water Coupons
A garbled notice advertises twenty five street car tickets or soda water checks from Anvis ton Coupon Co at Obinson Book store 17 Uf.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1900
Page
6
A garbled notice advertises twenty five street car tickets or soda water checks from Anvis ton Coupon Co at Obinson Book store 17 Uf.
A fragmentary legal notice addresses Mrs Melelli and Moore and mentions trespass on and around a property. The wording suggests a dispute asserting property rights and enforcement by foremen or similar authority.
A tense confrontation at home follows rumors about Liney Grimes and a man known as Gin draw. The wife denies falsehoods while the old man pursues who started the tale, naming several townsfolk as sources and hinting at a marriage dispute and public shame.
Jake Sproul confronts Rhody about alleged affair involving Liney and others. He vows to uncover the truth and seeks to stop scandal, while family tensions surface and townsfolk recount rumors from Tom Howle and Mr Green the depôt agent.
In a rural confrontation, Lem Sproul confronts Tom Howle about alleged rumors surrounding Liney Grimes. The older man demands a full confession to defend an orphan girl as family tensions rise. The scene ends with uncertainty as names and accusations circulate.
Tam a candidate for congress under the Democratic party. Dr. B. Dudley Williams of Calhoun county is announced as a candidate for Congress in the Fourth Alabama District. Alf M. Morgan is a candidate for sheriff of Calhoun county. J M. Rae states friends want his name used for sheriff and he has consented.
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