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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
7
An OCR fragment lists price cuts including beef at 25 cents per pound reduced from 35, and other items with prices 10 to 50 cents per pound, noting reductions from prior listings. The readable lines mention weights and cents, suggesting a supermarket sale ad with multiple reduced prices.
The Louisville and Nashville railway plans a winter schedule at an early date, expected to begin within the week. The move aims to adjust service arrival times and improve travel options for passengers.
A collage of notices details W. T. Owen Realty on Noble Street and leasing for the American Net and Twine Co. plus free transport to Oklahoma. It lists theater plays Her Own Way and Thorns and Orange Blossoms, an opening at Presbyterian College, local market ads, and I O R M tribal meeting notes.
Anniston Electric and Gas Co advertises gas coke as the cleanest cheapest fuel for grates and base burners at four dollars fifty cents per ton delivered. Telephone 109 is listed for orders.
Judge Harlan and James B. McCreary shared a joint debating trip through Kentucky sleeping in the same bed in mountain towns. Harlan claimed the next governor was in the bed, and the bed collapsed as he fell. McCreary quipped that the next governor remained in the bed.
A tense exchange unfolds with warnings about taking their daughter, as one speaker accuses and the other offers to listen for any concerns. The dialogue hints at unresolved family conflict and potential custody tensions.
A fragment reflects on progress through using what is forced rather than chosen, hinting at inventive adaptation. The text suggests practical transformation of constraints into advancement, emphasizing resourcefulness over preference.
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