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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
5
City notes announce a forecast fair with tonight mostly clear and Thursday partly cloudy with showers. Local business notices include coal and wood deliveries, moving notices, and advertisements for liquor and cigars. Staffing changes list Charlie Noble resigning for Anniston Bag factory, replaced by O J McCartey. various church events, sales, and real estate offerings appear alongside community notices and requests for furnished rooms.
Madam Imhoff resumes charge of Ullman Bros millinery department after a visit to New York. She brings an elegant stock of fine millinery for the winter season, promising skilled craftsmanship that will be welcomed by the ladies of Anniston.
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois declares bronchitis lasting twenty years was cured by Foley's Honey and Tar, a sure remedy for throat and lung diseases, cited by Mekl reath Drug Co.
Local society pages list visits by Mr. P. B Smith of Birmingham to Anniston, Mr. EB Elam to Chattanooga, Bernard Markstein from Chattanooga, Judge D C Blackwell in Edwardsville, Dr. E K Moon to Birmingham, W P Acker returning from Buffalo and New York, M F McCarty back in Birmingham, S W Crook of Gadsden in Anniston, T L Johnson of Gadsden in Anniston, Jeff F Copeland returning home to White Plains after visiting his daughter Mrs T E Watson, Tax Collector D B Barnes in Jacksonville, and Thad Thomas leaving Avoniston and Oxford for Paris, Texas.
A note from C Unger of 212 Maple Champaign claims a year long hacking cough nearly mistaken as consumption. After trying many remedies and physician care, one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar cured the cough. Also notices a stenographer job seeker's ad and a cigar promotion at 1022-4 Noble Street.
An Anniston Produce Co. tirade touts Kenneesaw cigars as the best five cent option. Clear water and good soap are endorsed for washing clothes, with the Model Laundry at 12th and Noble promoted for services.
Mining supplies and tools located in Clay County Alabama offered for lump price or by item. W. C. Stephens of Chattanooga Tennessee seeks inquiries. Includes boiler, steam jet pump, pipe tongs, blacksmith tools, shovels, wedges, wire rope, tram car, patterns, pipe cutters, and extensive iron fittings. Local sale details and contact information provided.
Anniston Grocery Co. WoT Owen invites bids for rebuilding and enlarging a building. Specialties include drawing and team work, with contact Phone 72. Various ads mention cigars, laundry, barber, coal orders, plumbing and bath tubs from local firms Donanco & Co and J Po Reynolds.
A terse ad lists Cupana based headache cure with repeat dosing after an hour if needed and Borated talcum powder for chafing priced at 15 cents.
J. L. Wikle announces effective October 7th that the Choctaw Route will operate three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas. The service will offer double daily trains to India and Oklahoma Territories with connections to Southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
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