Two Able Sermons at Parker Memorial Church
Dr. Williams of Clinton Missouri preached two able sermons at Parker Memorial Baptist Church Sunday filling in for a regular pastor. The item also notes fresh store shipments including Virginia Hams Quaker Oats Potomac Roe Herring salted peanuts peanut butter fresh pineapples and a bulk peanut butter deal. An announcement promotes Majestic Range coffee at a hardware store and a souvenir ware set with every Majestic Range sold. Local retailers Allman Bros Anniston Hardware Co and Ullman Bros are mentioned with promotions and a military drill notice for Co D members tonight at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Clinton, Mo
Parker Memorial Baptist Church
Virginia
Potomac
Anniston Hardware Company
Sterne’s
Anniston Hardware CO
Knights of Pythias Set Tonight Meeting
Calhoun lodge will hold a regular convention tonight at 7 30 o clock. Esquire rank work planned with two candidates expected. All members urged to attend with a cordial invitation.
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Calhoun Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Esquire
Fine moire waists offered by Ullman Bros
Pretty ladies moire waists in all sizes priced at $5.00. Mrs. Lizzie McEnvale wife of G W McEnvale from Dark Corner died early this morning and was buried this afternoon. She was a daughter of J A Dutton of the Fame community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullman Bros
Lizzie McEnvale
G.W. McEnvale
Dark Corner
McEnvale
J. A. Dutton
Fame
Photos that Please from Russell Bros and Anniston Hardware Co
An advertisement offers photos priced from one to thirty dollars a dozen claiming all are high quality. Russell Bros promotes their photos and urges readers to read the large advertisement in the paper. Anniston Hardware Co notes the ad placement dated Oct 11, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bros
Blake's Stables Moves and Furniture Shipping Ad
If you want to move our drays will handle your household goods in first class manner. We specialize in packing and shipping furniture and pianos.
Visitors and guests in Anniston and nearby cities
A list of visitors and residents in the Anniston area includes G H Boiseullit and W Snell from Birmingham at the New Wilmer, Jose Strong and W Cratcher from Louisville at the Alabama, C M Sewell from Atlanta in Anniston, O A Rowe from St Louis, W Weber from Chattanooga, W A Prince from Charlotte, A O Greene from Columbus, Mr and Mrs Tl H Shackleton from Rome, E S Hutchinson from Baltimore, and plans of Thomas E K Kilby and wife returning from Europe November 1. State Senator Fred L Blackmon returns from Columbiana after opposing a constitutional amendment. J E Beavers and wife to Birmingham for a visit and fair sights.
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Thomas EK
Kilby
Europe
Anniston
J. E. Beavers
Birmingham
Two Old Cases Decided Monday At City Court
The city criminal term opened with the State v Bill Stewart verdict of guilty for carrying a concealed pistol and a $50 fine. A second case, Jason Maxwell charged with selling liquor, also resulted in a guilty verdict with a $50 fine and court discretion on further penalties. A third matter for Mitel Bush and others involved venue drawing for forthcoming capital trials. Robert Y Street’s sale of liquor case was tried just before 3 PM.
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Bill Stewart
Stewart
Jason Maxwell
Mitel Hush
Allie Biison
Atlanta
Anniston
Munday
Mitch Bush
Clark Murd
Robert Y. Street
The Cotton Market Opens Steady After Early Decline
The cotton market opened easy in New York, slipping 1 to points lower, before turning steady as the day progressed. The report notes a market-wide shift from initial softness to a more stable price tone as trading continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Old Vets to Meet at Gordon Memorial Camp
The Gordon Memorial camp No 1551 U C V will hold a meeting at Gordon Memorial hall Blue Mountain Anniston on Wednesday October 13 at 2 30 p m. All members are urged to attend as business of importance will come before the camp by order of Thomas M Barry commander W T Dodd adjutant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Memorial Camp
Gordon Memorial
Blue Mountain
Anniston
Thos. IL. Barry
W. T. Dodd
Advertisement Offer Expressed In Local Paper
A brief note announces a payment of 48.00 for placing an advertisement in the newspaper, urging attention to the opportunity and promising value to the reader.
Coal prices offered by Blake's stables livery service
A note promotes Blake's stables livery for coal pricing to R. O. Watson. It claims the best grades of coal at the most reasonable prices and provides telephone contact 72. jyott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livery Service
Blake
Aplet
R. O. Watson
Jyott
Anniston Wood & Coal Co claims best coal and wood deal
Phone 337 for the best coal and the most wood for the least money. Anniston Wood & Coal Co invites customers to Seventh and Glen Addie with a Free Offer during Demonstration Week from October 11 to 16 and to visit for a showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Wood & Coal CO
Glen Addie
Dray Service Ad by R. O. Watson
An advertisement offers dray service by calling telephone number 72. R. O. Watson promotes hauling with his team and equipment. The notice also notes availability of a mowing machine for clearing weeds on vacant property and invites callers to phone 72.
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R. O. Watson
Read the Star Daily Ads for News and Deals
A note urging readers to check the Star for daily advertisements. It highlights that the Star contains current promotions and notices alongside regular news, urging engagement with the paper's ads section.
Coal Order Ad from R. O. Watson
A brief coal order directs R. O. Watson to supply coal with assurance of satisfactory price and prompt delivery. The notice includes a telephone contact listed as 72 for inquiries or orders.
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R. O. Watson
Jyott
Death of 17 year old on Birmingham area farm ruled an accident
Coroner's inquest found David Brown died instantly from a gunshot wound after trying to separate a bulldog from a hog on Capt. John Hanby's farm near Bessemer. The 17 year old, nephew of FE Brown of Birmingham, had been there two weeks and was brought to Birmingham for burial.
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Birmingham
David Brown
John Hanby
Bessemer
B. L. Brasher
Hanby
Brasher
Young Brown
Fragmentary 1818 Cotton Prices Note
A corrected fragment shows daily cotton price terms with Good middling and strict middling values. It preserves a brief quote style and references pricing figures, indicating an archival snippet in need of clarification and context.
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W. L. Jones
Inconsistency of Antis Address at Alabama Meeting
The Alabama courts have long held power to dispense with juries in misdemeanor cases. Dr. J. D. Simpson Dr. J. G. Anderson and Rev W Henson spoke in defense. W P Acker presided and spoke at Jacksonville on Saturday noon with C D Kline and L W Grant, who reported enthusiastic voter reception and encouraging county-wide signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
J. D. Simpson
J. G. Anderson
W. Henson
Dr. Anderson
W. P. Acker
Jacksonville
C. D. Kline
L. W. Grant
Adenoids Endangering Health in Children
A medical note describes adenoids as cauliflower like growths at the nasal pharyngeal junction in infants. They may cause restless sleep mouth breathing and facial changes if untreated. Removal via a minor operation is described as safe and swift with adenoids and often enlarged tonsils.
Yarmouth Narrow Street Kitty Witches Row in World’s Narrowest claim
Yarmouth narrow street Kitty Witches row in Great Yarmouth claims to be the world’s narrowest. Entrance widths range from nineteen to fifty six inches. Neighbors shake hands and extinguish each other’s candles across the street. Yarmouth has 145 rows totaling over seven miles.
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Kitty Witches Row
Great Yarmouth
Yarmouth
Unknown fragment hints at solicitations or ads
Fragmentary text suggests references to people knowing others who seek money and to advertising. lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations to verify a specific news item.
Take a Little Trip Today In Answer To 8 Want Ad
A playful notice invites readers to explore eight local want ads for a possible lucky find. It hints at easy travel and a chance of a fortuitous discovery.
A Practical Salt Trick for Grease Spills
A cook can stop disagreeable smoke and odor from grease on the stove by sprinkling table salt on the spill. The salt helps quell the smoke and makes the grease easier to remove.
To Clean Kid Gloves Leather Care Mixture
A simple two part leather cleaner uses equal parts water and white of egg with a little sugar. This mixture makes a transparent non sticky solution useful for all fine leather, especially kids leather.
Birthday Cake Candle Trend Shifts to One Center Flame
A new birthday cake fashion uses a single candle in the center to symbolize a life instead of multiple candles for each year. The trend focuses on minimal decorating with a bold central flame.
Odd Want Ad Hints At Unusual Item
A local issue hints at a want advertisement matching an unusual item. The note suggests the ad appears in this issue, with the possibility of finding the sought object or service among the notices. The language implies curiosity about an uncommon request.
Quiet Canine Varieties Supposed Worldwide
The article notes three dog breeds that never bark the Fevotian sheep dog the Australian dog and the lion headed dog of Tibet. It laments these breeds are not found in America.
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America
Tibet
Star Want Ads Attracting Hundreds Of Patrons
Hundreds of patrons will testify that Star Want Ads bring business as the publication showcases its reach and effectiveness in drawing customers.
Crowded New York Hotels in 1837 Show Limited Capacity
A New York Prnes account notes about thirty first class hotels, mostly near City Hall Park, with total capacity around 6,000 and daily visitors estimated at 20,000. It recalls strangers wandering, seeking lodging as few European plan hotels existed, rates from 2.60 to 350 a week.
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New York
City Hall Park
Prnes
Women In Japan Savor Social Roles In Outsized Service
A Kiobe trotter recalls dining in Vancouver where a Japanese waitress prioritized him over two Canadian women and ensured he received the largest portions, reflecting a belief that men hold higher status than women in Japanese culture.
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Vancouver
Elite buyers sought for property in today's paper
Real estate ads urge readers to find valuable elite buyers for listed properties in the current issue. The notice highlights investment appeal and potential for quick deals through prominent listings and broker contacts.
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Allman Bros
CO. D
Oelock
CG. M. Woodruff
L. H. Klein
Ann
Julsif
Ston Steam Laundry
Peterson
Market Street
H. Clay Davis
Watson
Blake’s
Henry Co. Allen Civil Engineer and
Anniston, Alabama
Noble Street
G. H. Boiseullit
W. ©. Snellgrove
Wilmer
Jose FL Strong
W. Cratcher
Louisville
C. M. Sewell
O. A. Rowe
St. Louis
Weber of
Chattanooga
W. A. Prince of
Charlotte
A. O. Greene of
Columbus
Tl. H. Shackleton
Rome
City
Hutchinson
Baltimore
Fred L. Blackmon
Columbiana
L. Donehue CO
Coal and Wood
Lune
the Star
THE
Theatorium
New Pictures
Nicklet Theatre
Flickerless Pictures
Powuoty Oon
Ieee Ees Bee
Beaver
Ohare
New Orleans
Women In
Japan
Bieyard
Deivery Service
Singer Sewing Machine Office
Sep'rt
Denson
Oxford
Route 4
Buick
J. FB Steele
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