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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
4
Mr C C Wrenshall announced by city businessmen as Democratic candidate for First Ward councilman. He is praised for business skill city knowledge and long residence. The piece notes strong support and questions the anti free pass law context with rail and prohibition commentary.
A citizen seeks to board a train at the Union depot prompting local papers to note procedures and crowding. Officials promise clearer signs and orderly queuing as riders adapt to revised platform rules.
The Evening Star announces two suitable candidates for the Second Ward council seat Messrs W O Ward and C W Cohen. Both are described as men of strong morals and business ability with prior council service and knowledge of local needs urging citizens to elect them without opposition.
A local editor urges voters to elect two strong young business men from the First ward to the city council. Colonel W. He Me Kleroyant and W. Wrensholl are highlighted as the capable choices. The piece emphasizes the importance of electing conservative businessmen.
A drenched figure longs for a car shed and the return of warm weather. He believes relief depends on persuading authorities to ease his discomfort and grant the shed alongside seasonal relief.
Humorous chatter from the Talladega Reporter mocks The Clanstgan and jokes about Cuba's provisional governor. The playful tone riffs on regional rivalry and a lively community voice.
The coming week promises intensified campaigning as elections near. Speeches by Hughes Hearst Bryan Cannon Beveridge Shaw and other stump speakers roll on. Roosevelt focuses on Cuban affairs and routine tasks while eyeing an early completion of his annual message. Various conventions including the United Spanish War Veterans in Washington and the Haystack Centennial celebration in Massachusetts attract attention. International bodies meet in Dallas Providence Ottawa Buffalo and more.
The Greenville Daily News praises the Barlow minstrels for a satisfying Grand Night performance and an afternoon show at Noble street theater. Dan Holt, John Goss, Latana, and Frank Tinney headline a sharp olio with catchy songs and hearty, good natured jokes. The acts earned strong audience applause.
Advertisement states sick headache results from stomach derangement and indigestion. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are said to correct disorders and cure. Taking at first sign may ward off the attack. Free samples offered. For sale by J. L. Wikle.
We offer a fine line of beautiful cut glass designs in rich cuts and the finest grades. Large selection, fair prices, and attentive service. Visit for quality, style, and value. ANNISTON TRADING CO.
Merchants handling Hi Lo Up-to-Date or Success Baking Powder Red Elk or Foot Print Tobacco can save a large percentage by calling on us Sterne’s.
Local observer reports a cloudy day with a 0.61 inch precipitation, a northwest wind at 6 miles per hour, the barometer at 29.91, and a low of 63 at 7 a.m. Forecast calls for fair and colder tonight and Sunday, with continued fair conditions.
An Anniston notice extols Doan's Kidney Pills as direct kidney help to avert toxin buildup andBright disease. It cites local endorsement from C. Ward Talladega and urges readers to buy at J. L. Wikle's drug store with price fifty cents, Foster Milburn Co. as agents.
The United Irish league of Boston completes elaborate preparations for a demonstration at the Boston theater tomorrow honoring T. P. O Connor the noted Irish parliamentarian and journalist.
A phrasing touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for infants and small children with no harmful ingredients. It claims worldwide reputation for curing coughs croup and bronchial ailments and notes J L Wisle as a local seller.
A French minister sought higher revenues by taxing the nobility, becoming unpopular. Around the same era silhouettes—black profiles—emerged and were derisively called silhouettes as the nobility joked they were too poor for full portraits.
A vintage advertisement promises Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed remedy with a refund if not satisfied after one bottle. It notes a 50 cent price from Searbrough Drug Co. and urges readers to buy through their local druggist.
Every member of the First Methodist Sunday school is expected at 9 30 tomorrow morning for the school session. The congregation and friends are urged to attend the rally day service at 11 a m.
A reader from Ruggles Kentucky describes suffering from piles ten years ago and reports a permanent cure after using Bucklens Amnics Salve, bought from West End Drug Co and Elam Ordway Houser druggists for 25 cents.
A Paris noted hamlet near Culoz hosts about 200 deformed residents who travel by wooden carts. They propel themselves with a flatiron shaped wooden block held in each hand, living in a world labeled Culs de Jatte by Parisians.
An information notice promotes Cham berlain's Salve as effective against itching from eczema tetter and similar skin diseases. It claims many severe cases are permanently cured and lists J. L. Wikle as the seller.
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