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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
5
An Abbott city report lists Mr and Mrs W S Kilby of An niston and others dining in at the Alabama for luncheon. Johnston Bros announce new sale stock. Carter Music Co enlarges store to add musical instruments. Parker Memorial Church organ removal bids open tomorrow. Police court dispositions total four discharged and four fined. total assessments 19.
Mr H C Lynch has bought the Adams share and will run Lynch Adams Lumber Co alone. Mr Adams now owns the Clay county sawmill interests and will continue that business. City council meets tonight at 7 30 in the mayor's office. no unusual business expected. Priestleys cravenette overcoats range 10 to 22.56. The quartet New New Carter Fordyce will sing again tonight by request. chiffon taffeta silk 36 inches wide now in stock at Johnston Bros store.
Mr. Ross Blackmon replies to criticism from the Hot Blast editor Mr. Smith. He defends his actions on political endorsements and comments on candidates Henderson Kilby and Duke, notes past public disputes, and closes with a reflection on character and moral conduct.
With more rain and labor scarcity crops suffer, and everyone must economize. Visit F M Nixon's store for food wear and household items at the lowest prices for identical quality.
Ross Blackmon argues for Dr. Wikle over rivals and attacks Kilby as autocratic. He recalls prior votes on prisoner meals, questions fines on the poor, and notes his lack of a newspaper to respond due to paid space. He urges voters to defeat Kilby and cites his own editorial frustrations.
A prize of 1,500,000 rubles for the best history of Russia’s Czar Alexander I stands open in St. Petersburg, with a Dec 1 1925 award date. Founder Araktecheief left 50,000 gold rubles to fund the prize and publishing costs, with the sum expected to grow to about 2,000,000 rubles by the centenary of Alexander I's death. One fourth of the prize covers publishing expenses.
For rent a furnished room in a private family close in. Call 918 Wilmer Ave. Also for sale a thoroughbred barred Plymouth Reeks. post office box S15 Anniston 0683-Lf.
Anniston Electric & Gas Co advertises clean, cheapest gas coke fuel at 1 50 per ton delivered. Telephone service listed as 109 for orders.
Fragmentary ad style text lists price reductions for cans and packages with units like Ib and Se and mentions Red Star can and wind mill benefits. The passage implies a pitch about wind mill conveniences and home water independence amid urban water concerns.
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