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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
4
Secretary Shaw orders depository banks to stop hoarding surplus funds at high rates of interest. If banks have more money than local needs, he instructs returning it to the treasury for productive use. Excludes banks with large reserves on deposit with city correspondents.
A humorous old time ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and stomach liver and bowel discomfort. It promises painless regulation and lists West End Drug Co Elam Ordway & Houser as sellers.
The committee focuses on tallying the late primary vote for the Railroad Commission seat with nominees Major Marki of Montgomery and Charles Henderson of Pike county. Contests loom in Walker and other counties as testify to disputed nominations and potential challenges. Delegates from the Fourth district attend along with state officials and local figures.
The probate court of Calhoun County Alabama issues a sale notice for the estate of Joe H. Francis de ceased. Administrator Woodson J. Martin will sell at Jones' Warehouse Anniston on Saturday September 15 1906 the two third interest in 21 bales of cotton and two bales of cotton to the highest cash bidder during legal hours.
The article states one pound of cheese equals more than two pounds of meat in food value, rich in protein and fat yet low in price. It suggests cheese can aid the poor by replacing meat occasionally and notes Europe and America differ in cheese use, with Swiss households relying on it as a staple after bread.
A widow recalls a physician joke about delaying a postmortem to avoid saving a life. The Clinical Reporter notes the irony in medical practice and timing.
Mrs Watts celebrates clearing the church debt with the women of the parish claiming credit for the effort. A man complains of extra meals and personal costs incurred during fundraising activities.
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