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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1903
Page
5
The printer firm Wigley and Moore dissolves its partnership and will continue under P G Wigley with Mr. Moore retiring. Moore has not chosen a new business. Also noted are local notices on weather, rewards, church revival, mail changes, rentals, and theater plans.
The funeral of Mr. William H. Noble, who died Thursday night, was held at St. Michael and All Angels Church at 10 o clock. The Rev J H Blacklock conducted the service. Interment followed at Hillside cemetery with a large procession and pallbearers including John B Knox and J Caproull. Floral offerings featured an Elks head from the Anniston lodge of Elks.
Mercury in topical catarrh treatments can ruin smell and damage the whole system. Do not use unless prescribed by reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is mercury free and taken internally. Sold by druggists 75 cents per bottle.
Hot Springs, Ark tickets sold every Wednesday and Saturday through September 30 final limit 60 days from sale. One fare plus 2.00 to Hot Springs and return from all Southeast points. Books describe hotels and attractions AU VBE.
The Southern Railway offers Birmingham bound excursion tickets from all Alabama points at one cent per mile for the November 4 to 6, 1903 reunion of the United Confederate Veterans. Tickets on sale November 3 and 4, return by November 6. Directions to contact M F Latimer and J C Lusk for travel passes. Also notes on heavy hauling and drayage by R O Watson and dry cleaning by Julius Levy.
L. Parrott, T. P. A., Atlanta, Ga, seeks the exact one way fare from Anniston times any point in the Great Southwest. He notes the rate as half the one way rate plus 22.00 and promises to provide precise figures and schedule details upon request.
The Evening Star outlines its classified section pricing with ten cents for the first line and five cents for each additional line, applying to all advertisements in the column.
A lost book containing railroad passes and streetcar tickets is believed to belong to Hyevan Kroonen burgh. Return to Mrs Bakea's boarding house or contact local officials.
Notice seeks a position as books keeper or salesman with experience in both. References available upon request. Address B care Evening Star. 31 36.
A notice directs inquiries to David Fry at 276 Bowery New York and to 10 282 weeks regarding the building at 1214 Noble Street. Contact details suggest a transfer or occupancy matter sought by interested parties. The fragment specifies locations and a person but lacks clear dates or formal action.
Grow ginseng fortunes in little gardens with fall planting and seeds for sale. Ozark Ginseng Co address Joplin Missouri promotes a 5 cent ginseng book and magazine. Harris' Business College in Jackson Mississippi offers tuition financing and guarantees job placement, citing a shortage of bookkeepers and stenographers. Also an ad seeks to buy a good second hand bicycle with state price and make.
The firm Wigley and Moore Job Printers dissolves with P C Wigley buying T A Moore's interest. All bills due payable to Wigley and Moore. P C Wigley assumes all indebtedness. October 31, 1903.
A public note from T A Moore expresses gratitude to patrons of Wigley and More and asks for a continued firm backing for Mr Wigley.
Max Marcus responds to a newspaper report about a Clerks union suit for possession of a union card displayed in his store in Anniston. He explains receiving the card gratis on Oct 2 1902, refusing to pay fines, and surrendering the card to Hon A F McGhee to deliver to the union, asserting his integrity and steady business conduct.
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