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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1901
Page
4
Alhoun Transfer Company offers baggage handling to all city parts with advance orders for arrivals and departures. Leave orders at the hotel or call 55 and 8 M. Rmithl for prompt delivery.
Tax collectors attend multiple appointments from Oct 1 to Oct 26 to collect 1901 state and county taxes. Delinquency dates defer collection until after December. Tax Assessor accompanies at most locations. Listings include Burnax Roads Boozer Polkville Chatchie Peek's Hill Alexandria Dukes Reads Mill Hollingsworth Range Hall Cheen'sa Schoolhouse DeArmanville Geleon City Cheerolocco White Plains Jenkins Four Mile Jacksonville Keoncho Wiedwont Oxford Oxanna Anniston and other sites with dates in October.
A dense schedule lists teams and venues with event dates from November through December. It names Burns X Roads Boozer Boiling Springs Polkville Chatehle Peek Hill Duke Alexandria Reads Hollingsworth Orange Hill Greene School House DeArranville Tron City Koccolocco White Plains Jenkins Four Mile Greenwood Piedmont Jacksonville Weavers Oxford Oxanna Anniston with multiple November dates and city sites.
The tax assessor will attend multiple consecutive appointments in Calhoun County Alabama for the 1902 tax year. Dates listed include October 1 to October 24 with various weekdays and weekends, indicating scheduled sessions.
Diligent hunters pursue relics from famous tragedies at the Pan American Exposition with zeal to own pieces from the Temple of Music shooting in 1901. Citizens, vendors, and collectors chase plaster from temporary buildings and lawn finds as priceless keepsakes.
Alexandria dated October 15 notes Mrs. Sallie Davison visits Talladega after seeing her father Mr. Jno Wakefield. Mr. McElreath heads to South Carolina next Tuesday. Mr. A. V. Mathis travels to Birmingham. Mt. Zion Baptist women form a Ladies Aid Society. Misses Ida McDernie Ava Wakefield, Jacksonville Normal students, visit Mrs. F. P. Wakefield. Mrs. T. H. Hines of Anniston visits her father Mr. Jas. Nunvelly. Master Clarence Porterfield returns to Jayetteville. Mr. A. Woodruff ships cotton to Gadsden. Some youths plan to attend the Jacksonville minister tonight. Hon. L. W. Grant of Anniston stays at his farm nearby. Mr. Govan Woodruff visits in Gadsden.
Sallow complexions and signs of Liver Trouble are claimed to vanish with Dr King’s New Life Pills. Ad Copy touts clear skin and rosy cheeks as a result of use, priced at 25 cents at Elan's Drug Store.
Pan-American Exposition Buffalo New York advertising sale of round trip tickets at reduced rates with schedules and service noted. Inquiries directed to C E Jackson Birmingham Alabama or C A Benscorri Chattanooga Tennessee while promoting home industries. Notice.
An old drug advertises Botanic Blood Balm or B B B as a cure for eczema and skin ailments. The copy claims the tonic cleanses the blood, relieves itching, and heals ulcers and sores, with trial treatment offered free by mail and prepaid shipping. It mentions price of one dollar at drug stores and free medical advice.
The Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad offer round trip first class fares plus fifty cents to Atlanta from Georgia points and several nearby Alabama and Tennessee cities. Tickets sell Oct 8 26 with final return by Oct 29 1901. For details contact ticket agents or passenger departments.
An old notice promotes Ker mths Cheep lysstve Quintee as a remedy for head cold and sore throat. It presents a brief consumer claim and lists no concrete endorsements or dates.
I M L Sawyer administratrix of the estate of S D Sawyer deceased will sell at public outcry to the highest cash bidder in front of the Probate Judge's office Calhoun County Alabama on Monday October 28 1901 at 12 oclock noon the real estate of said estate described as SW of SW of section 11 township 16 south range 8 east with a one acre triangle carved from the northwest corner Also part of Lot 1 Block 190 fronting 70 feet on Glen Addie street and extending back 70 feet plus a four foot strip along the north side to an alley in Anniston Calhoun County Alabama. M L Sawyer Administratrix Estate of S L D Sawyer deceased September 14 1901.
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