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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1901

Page

11

Weather View and Local Notices From Anniston

Generally fair tonight and Thursday. Local notices include Rob inson’s reference to school books, James Hughes death in Shreveport and funeral in Rocky Mount, and sympathy for Mrs Hendison. Weekend updates cover musicians, cigars, drug store staff, sales, moving firms, and a Boston Lyric Company arrival.

Jame Hughes Shreveport Hughes O. Z. Hendison Mayor Henderson Anniston Rocky Mount

Local notices greet autumn with meetings and job ads

The issue lists events and notices from the area. Rev John A May leads a meeting at the grove illuminated by electricity with afternoon and evening sessions. Advertisements seek a lady assistant and a music teacher for Meridianville High School near Huntsville. A baby dies, a watch is lost, personnel changes at local firms are noted, and Col Knox returns from Montgomery.

John A. May Pasor West Avviston Mechanicsville Meridianville High School Huntsville Ala P.O. Box Anniston R. E. Ledbetter Anniston City Land Co

Notable visitors and departures listed from Anniston

Hon J H Bowie, John Dowe, Col James Finley of Atlanta, John P Willcox of Baltimore, B W Hood of Pickensville, Drew Dobbins, J N Dobbins family, M A Smith, Max Marens, and Rev John E Varnard are noted as leaving for Montgomery, Atlanta, Jennings Louisiana, Duke, and South Carolina, with various local ties and travel plans.

B. W. Hood Anniston Pickensville South Carolina

Liquidation plan eyed for high priced Quintard Avenue lots

The scheme offers $250.00 net reduction on cost for purchasers of premium lots. After premium lots sell, remaining lots go to stockholders at $500.00 each to liquidate the company. Shareholders may swap stock for deeds before grading and the grading finishes.

Quintard Avenue Land Company Eighth Street Fourth Street Leighton Avenue Wilmer Street Leighton Wilmer Howard W. Sexton Woodstock Iron Works J. D. Hunter Messrs J. ©. Sproull W. H. Weatherly L. H. Kaplan T. E. Kilby J. L. Wikle Mr. Sexton Quintard Avenue Anniston

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