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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
6
Tax Assessor appointments for Calhoun County Alabama for 1905 list field beats and dates across Oct. 1 to Oct. 30 with towns including White Plains Caoccolocco DeArmanville Pokeville Ohatehie and Piedmont and others. The schedule includes beat numbers and multiple locations such as Alexandria Hollingsworth Green’s Schoolhouse and Jacksonville.
Tax payers are asked to bring accurate real estate and tax valuations for their properties. Assessments become delinquent after January 1. Signed by D B Barnes Tax Assessor for Calhoun County on August 25, 1902.
Jim Thraile hunts the German iron molder Casper Flugel across the Great Staked Plain. Flugel dies after a buffalo-strewn pursuit ended when wolves attack him as Thraile reaches a ranch and Topeka, where Marshal Simpson confirms Flugel’s death.
Tax collectors will attend appointed locations to collect state and county taxes for 1002. Delinquent taxes accrue interest and costs after 1992. Listed are beats with dates from October to December including White Plains Choccolocco Oxford Anniston and Alexandria through November 29. Beat 15 Anniston covers October 1 to January 1.
A man who stammered since childhood shares a plain remedy. He sits alone, reads aloud for two hours with teeth together, then practices slow clear speech. He repeats every few days for a month and reports rapid improvement confirmed by those who knew him.
The article recounts a scornful office prank at Blank & Son where Iris criticizes punctuality in the attendance book, and Mr George Blank inflates the joke with a taunting note about time and money. A subsequent salary envelope contains a sharper retort claiming Lime was made for slaves and that Mr George Blank is not a slave thus no money. The university man admits the logic is too much.
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