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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
7
Washington Missouri grows famous corn cob pipes. A pioneer produced the pipes from local cobs, now yielding about 17 million pipes yearly for customers worldwide. Farmers lucratively sell cobs at one to two cents a pound, with some earning four thousand annually from the cob trade.
A Cherokee Iowa man, F Collier, was attacked with kidney pain that left him unable to bend or sit comfortably. After using Electric Bitters his condition improved dramatically, restoring strength and health. Sold for 50c at Elam Drug Store.
An old remedy advertises One Day Cowjure and Kermott’s Chocolates as a laxative quinine product for colds and sore throats. It claims children will take them like candy.
An ad describes blood in poor condition with no external signs and lists symptoms such as weak appetite poor digestion and nervousness. It claims S S S can rebuild blood providing lacking elements and cites a customer testimonial from J F P of Durr Inceton Missouri praising improved health and strength.
Sheriff M W Woopnurr announces public auction of J A Gaboury property in Calhoun County on Monday November 11 1901 within legal hours at the city court room door Anniston Alabama. The listing includes extensive land tracts portions around Jacksonville and the Stevens on mill area plus waterworks rights and numerous town lots and mining parcels with minerals mining and road rights.
City Court of Anniston In Equity will sell at public auction on October 28 1901 at the front door of the court hours in Anniston Alabama the lot numbers 5 8 9 10 11 12 and 18 in block 2 of the McMillian Tract Hight and McCoy addition between Aird and 24th streets on the east side of Noble Street to satisfy a decree in the case Mary Lou Phinizy vs T M Gamble et al signed by Clerk A H Shepperd.
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