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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
5
An up to date line of Knox Hats has arrived. The Knox Hat is praised for quality and style and is a staple for men who dress well. Mr. Saks invites inspection of his efforts for Anniston customers.
City pages advertise diamond credit terms with guarantees and buyback, a Hobson City trip report, a real estate offering near the Fifth Ward, Hose Company election notes, Hoyler candy branding, police court totals, new suit lines, county road payouts, tax assessments, a kidney remedy claim, and a drugstore advert.
Jaret Williams colored was arrested in Jacksonville this morning by Deputy Sheriff J F Riley on a charge of using abusive language in the presence of females. He posted a $100 bond and will appear before Judge Crook Friday. Also notes real estate and other brief items.
Classified notice seeking a temporary collector position with potential permanent status and a young lady for office work needing stenography and typing skills. Address by letter to Evening Star care with references. Also a sales opportunity for an experienced agent to sell Simplicity Low Pressure Hollow Wire Gasoline Lights in Chicago with exclusive rights and refund guarantee.
Advertisement offers jobs to a few families and girls with good wages, housing, boarding for single women, and good schools and churches. Plant located three miles from the city on the rail line near Chattanooga Tennessee.
Fragmentary entry lists Mrs. Emma Singleton and Oxford with a phone code 51 and a location in Anniston. The text appears as a damaged public notice fragment with sparse identifiers.
G L Hamilton of Birmingham and others attend the bedside of Mrs C J Hamilton on West Fifteenth street as typhoid fever endangers her. The column also promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a health tonic and notes Frank Thomason being named a naval academy cadet and heading to Annapolis for entrance prep. It also lists fall wearables and Swift Premium boiled ham priced at 30 cents per pound.
New collars and belts arrive at Ullman Bros on 14th street between Noble and Wilmer. They advertise a large line of skirts and sizes, plus a full range of boiler and sheet iron work at reasonable prices.
Secretary Taft travels to Maine to campaign for Congressman Littlefield as organized labor launches a campaign to unseat him. The visit echoes Speaker Cannon and other Republican orators in backing the incumbent amid re election tensions.
John W. Abercrombie LL D president announces tuition free for residents of Alabama with graduates in demand across vocations. Regular enrollment last season reached 401 with 316 summer school enrollments, total 507. Terms are reasonable and the next session opens Wednesday September 5.
Short note seeks a three or four room unfurnished cottage to rent. Address listed FE Baldwin 1810 Quintard dated September 1 1921.
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