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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
8
The Elliott band played for the boarding department girls of Anciston College on Friday, with later refreshments. Mr. Quinn chartered a car for several attendees, who toured the furnace and enjoyed the merry gathering, earning the band high praise for music and courtesy.
An advertisement from McElreath Drag Co claims Feley’s Honey and Tar cures coughing and soreness. It promises relief, a warm feeling, and healing of affected parts.
Wanted notice seeking a young man to operate a heating furnace and assist around a home. Apply at Evening Star office.
The Nebio Street theater hosted A Poor Relation on Saturday night praised for its human interest and moral message. Fred Summerfield delivered a strong Noah Vale performance while the supporting troupe underperformed at times. the small audience still found the production engaging and largely successful.
Special prices apply for tonight only for the rural comedy Alvin Joslin at the Noble Street theater. Lower floor seats 50 cents while gallery seats cost 25 and 35 cents. The troupe brings special scenery and bright sparkling humor with familiar Aniston audiences.
Advertising claim asserts Foley’s Honey and Tar stops a cold when taken after exposure or at the onset, from McElreath Drug Co. The text presents a promotional statement about effectiveness and timing.
Jury cases began this morning in the city court. The panel includes T. W. Francia Jr and others. Several cases were decided or judged for plaintiff while several more are set for tomorrow. advertisements note Banner Salve benefits and local services.
A brief item notes a brag medium located at 1022-4 Noble Street in Rye, mentioning subjects Levi and others associated with the address.
A brief note extols the cigar and encourages support for local manufacturers, linking quality smoking with backing regional industry and employment.
Laundry advice notes that shirt waists linen suits and duck pants regain freshness when washed at the Model. The item mentions 12h ud Noble as a service cue.
A fragment mentions a supposed one day cold cure using a product named Kermort's Choco ates Laxative Quinine with Eody taken as candy. The text is unclear about sources or verifiable findings and raises safety questions.
A foreclosure notice from Calhoun County Alabama announces public auction of J A Gaboury property. The list covers numerous sections townships and ranges in Calhoun with mineral rights and waterworks, dam, and franchise assets. Sale set for Monday November 11 1901 at the Anniston city court room during legal hours.
Under order of Judge Emmett F. Crook I M L Sawyer administratrix will sell at public outcry for cash in front of the Calhoun County Probate Office on Monday Oct 28 1901 at 12 noon. The estate includes SW quarter of SW one in section 1 township 16 south range 8 east with a one acre triangular exemption, plus part of Lot 1 Block 190 70 feet front on Glen Addie street and extending back 70 feet with a four foot wide strip to the alley in Anniston Alabama. M L Sawyer administratrix Estate of S D Sawyer deceased Sept 14 1901.
Help wanted notices seek several families, mostly girls, to work in a cotton mill. Existing workers at other Anniston mills need not apply. The notice from American Net and Twine Co. mentions reunion activities and lists Alabama divisions of U C V. Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad offer round trip fares from Alabama points to Montgomery on November 12 13 1901 with final limit November 15 1901.
The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Alabama Mineral Land Company will be held in New York City at 45 William Street room 33 on Monday October 21 1901 at 12 o'clock noon. Secretary A D Seymour. Law two weeks. We iron the saw edges off a collars and cuffs for comfort at The Model Laundry 12th and No.
A chance customer leads to a lasting business tie with Boyer the tailor, marking a pivotal moment for the shop. The brief encounter secures ongoing patronage and signals a strong future for trades near the street.
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