Star Publishing Co's Job Office Now Ready
The new complete job printing plant of Star Publishing Co is ready for work. It is equipped with updated type and presses and will be run by William Clement who arrives from Atlanta bringing eighteen years in printing. Clement is well known in An niston for his judgeship in a local elocution contest and previously led Rome’s Southern Argus as editor and publisher. The Star praises securing his services.
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William C. Clement
Star Publishing Company
William ©. Clement
Atlanta
Foote & Davies Company
Clement
Btar
The
Star
Captain John B McDonald Returns to Columbus Friends Recall Battle
Georgia paper recounts Captain John Bacon McDonald arriving Sunday from Alexander City. Friends and schoolmates welcome him as he tours East Highland and Wynnton with Major Bacon. The Mauser bullet remains in his back but he is fully recovered, unlikely to require operation.
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John Bacon McDonad
Alexander City
Columbus
Major Bacon
East Highland
Wynnton
McDonald
Captain McDonald
Eva McKenzie and Father Held in Poison Plot Case
Eva McKenzie and her father Rev. Mckenzie were tried in county court before Judge Crook on charges of attempting to poison Mrs. M. W. Woodruff wife of Sheriff Woodruff. They were held to await action of the city court grand jury with bonds set at 2500 dollars each. Neither posted bond and remained in county jail.
Happenings in Jacksonville During Thanksgiving Week
Jacksonville observed Thanksgiving with all stores closed and church services at two local churches. Notable visitors included Frank Martin from Avaistes and Slater Drissell of Birmingham's First National Bank. Mr Reese Stephens and Miss Taylor wed Wednesday morning with Rev. J H Johnson officiating and plan a Rock Bus visit to the bride’s family. Roy Porter of Rome joined his parents for Thanksgiving.
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Jacksonville
Episcopal Church
Slater Drissell
The
First National Bank
Birmingham
Mr. Reese Stephens
Miss Taylor
Rev
J. H. Johnson
Rock Bus
Mr. Stephens
Sleeping Inmates Rescued From Blaze By Firefighters
Firefighters pulled sleeping occupants from a blazing home amid urgent flames and potential danger. A medical advertisement touts Dr King New Discovery for Consumption as safe relief for throat chest and lung troubles with a teacup dosage and trial bottles offered by McBreath Den Co at 50 and 100 dollars respectively.
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Dr. King
McBrreath den. Co
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Fever Bore in Walton
A resident of Walton Furnace Vermont traveled 13 miles west to obtain Bucklen’s Arnica Salve from McElreath & Co. The salve cured a severe fever bore and is advertised to treat bruises felons ulcers eruptions boils burns corns and piles. Priced at 24 cents with a guaranteed effort.
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Walton Furnace
McElreath & Co
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Anniston
Alabama
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
G. GB. Flint
M. Markstein
Opera House
Weekly Republic
the Republic
the Anniston
Republic
the Office of the Republic
Eleventh Street
New Court House
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Star Publishing CO
Niston
Southern Female University
Rome
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Georgia
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Bev
Eva McKenzie
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Crook
Seunty
Ruff
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Avaistes
Roy Porter
Asleeep
Annistonlectric X Gas Co
Noble Street
Union Depot
Southern Railway
Rowe
Louisville
Nashville Railroad
Alabama Mineral Division
Laren
Empire State Express
Waldorf-Astoria
Anniston Electric & Gas Co
Thomas’ Drugs Store
West Tanth
Anniston, Ala
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