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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1909

Page

6

Permanent road coating trial expands in Blue Mountain City

A local experiment coats Blue Mountain City streets with 50 percent petroleum asphalt oil to preserve them. The Net and Twine Mill Company funds the project, with HH Bryson of Standard Oil supervising. About 6 000 square yards will receive 3 000 gallons of oil to bind and protect the roads.

Blue Mountain City Net and Twine Mill Company H. W. Williamson Bryson Standard Oil Company

Advertising Furnished Rooms Boost Rental Income

Reading the Star daily reveals how advertising furnished rooms can increase rental income. The note suggests using daily ads to attract tenants and maximize profits.

Blue Mountain City Road Treatment Promises Notable Impact

A brief note suggests that the current road treatment method could greatly affect the ongoing road question. Observers expect the streets of Blue Mountain City to draw public interest as results unfold over the next day or two.

Blue Mountain City

Words to Freeze The Soul

A Springfield merchant recalls doctors deeming his son hopeless with consumption. After three weeks of Dr Kings New Discovery the boy recovered fully. The ad touts the cough and cold remedy as infallible for lung disease, priced at 50 cents and one dollar. West End Drug Co. Elam Ordway Howser Scarbrough Drug Co.

George E. Blevens Springfield West End Drug Co Elam, Ordway & Howser Scarbrough Drag Ca

Rhiveland Legend of Three German Robbers Ends in Death

A Rhiveland tale recounts three German thieves who seize a rich booty and plan to retire. On the day to split the loot the betrayer is sent for provisions and is murdered by the other two who seek to keep all. The trio are later found dead, each having plotted to outmaneuver the others.

Rhneland Rhiveland

Bleedrie Bitters Claims Kidney Cure Amid Ads

The notice promotes Bleedrie Bitters as a cure for backache and kidney ailments warning of dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease. It cites a testimonial from J. R. Blankenship of Belk Tennessee and lists local drugstores selling the remedy at 50 cents.

Bright J. R. Blankenship Belk, Tenn West End Drug Co Flam, Ordway & Houser Searbrough Drug Co

County Farmers Gather At Coldwater Union Meeting

The Farmers Union of Calhoun county met in Coldwater with Vice President John H. Wilson presiding. Delegates from across the county attended a noon dinner, and State President W. A. Morris and State Lecturer Ford spoke. A public session Tuesday explored the union's tenets and aims.

Farmers’ Union of Calhoun County Coldwater John H. Wilson W. A. Morris Ford

Women In Japan Beliefs On Gender Roles Shared

A globe trotter recalls an incident in Vancouver where a Japanese waitress prioritized him over two Canadian women and ensured he received the largest portions. The tale is used to illustrate perceptions of women’s status in Japanese society.

Globe Trotter Vancouver

Prohibition Debate Over Mr Greer in Calhoun County

A letter from Co G Anderson of Alabama questions Mr L F B Greer of Choccolocco Valley on his shift from support to opposition of an amendment tied to prohibition. The writer cites Lawrence and Brooks Lawrence, laments anti amendment tactics, and urges consistency, urging Greer to explain his stance and address the sanctity of homes amid stir over enforcement and the fifty year old search warrant law.

L. FB. Greer Choccolocco Valley Tirmingham Mr. Greer Greer Leon McCord Alabama Calhoun County Home Mobile Nelson Brooks Lawrence Lee Gadsden Weakley Dives Lazarus Lawrence Friend Greer Choccolocco

Tax Assessor notice for 1910 property listing days

Dave Cowden Tax Assessor announces assessment days across numerous beats from October 1909 to December 1909 with penalties for late listings. Owners must bring full property lists. notices cover delinquent assessments after January 1, 1910 and 10 percent penalties after February 1, 1910.

DeArmanville Iron City Chasie Springs White Plains Chocooloeeo Burns X Roads

Notice of land claim final proof hearing 1909

Department of the Interior Land Office Montgomery Alabama September 13 1909 notice that Isaac Johnson of McFall Alabama has filed intention to take final five year proof to establish claim to NW SW 4 Section 28 Township 168 Range 7 East Huntsville meridian before United States Commissioner George B Randolph in Anniston Alabama on November 6 1909. Witnesses are William Johnson Jesse Murphree D M Murphree and Whit Hughes all of McFall Alabama. Nathan H Alexander Register. Rep Sep17 fri 6t

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Montgomery Ala Isaac Johnson McFall Huntsville Meridian George B. Randolph United States Northern District of Alabama Anniston William Johnson Jesse Murphree D. M. Murphree Whit Hughes Nathan H. Alexander Register

Tax Collector's Notice of 1909 Tax Appointments

The Tax Collector of Calhoun County Alabama lists 1909 state and county tax collection appointments. Taxes due by October 1 with delinquency after December 31. notices of sales follow for unpaid real estate, with office hours from Oct 1, 1909 to July 1, 1910. J. F. Montgomery is the collector.

Hollingsworth Lander Green’s Four Mile Oxford Jacksonville Anniston J. F. Montgomery Calhoun County Ala

Land claim notice for Monroe W Morris at Anniston

Monroe W Morris of Wellington Alabama files final commutation proof for the SE4 of the SW, Section 34, Township 12 S Range 7 E. He appears before the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Anniston on October 23 1909 with witnesses Ed Browning J Burt Roper John Dickerson and Charlie Street of Wellington Alabama.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Montgomery Ala Monroe W. Morris Wellington Township Range Huntsville Meridian Circuit Court Anniston Ed Browning J. Burt Roper John Dickerson Charlie Street Nathan H. Alexander

Interfaith Ties Highlighted Amid Diverse Faiths

The article discusses harmony among Protestant denominations, the Roman Catholic Church, and Jewish faith groups. Readers see emphasis on dialogue, shared values, and community cooperation across religious lines.

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Commissioner’s Sale of Contiguous Land in Calhoun and Talladega

By order of the Probate Court of Calhoun County Alabama Z H Comer as commissioner will sell at cash in front of the old Comer homestead Calhoun County on September 28 1909 the S 12 of the SW 14 and SW 14 of the SE 14 Sec 36 T 16 R6 with parts of Sec 1 17 R6 in Talladega County. Proceeds to be divided among joint owners. Sale continued to October 30 1909. Anniston Alabama attorneys Tate and Walker.

Probate Court Calhoun County Alabama Z. TH. Comer Comer Talladega County Z. H. Comer

Acker to Speak on Constitutional Amendment in Jacksonville

Hon. W. P. Acker will address Jacksonville and surrounding county next Saturday at 1 p m in advocacy of the constitutional amendment. A very large crowd is anticipated for the event.

W. P. Acker Jacksonville

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