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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
2
Calhoun County officials outline a schedule for state and county tax collection for 1901. Taxpayer lists include numerous beat and town locations with dates from October 1 to December 4, detailing where the tax assessor will accompany the collector at each stop.
The assessor announces he will attend designated appointments to assess state and county taxes for Calhoun County Alabama for the year 1902. The notice outlines the schedule and locations where property evaluations will take place and urges taxpayers to be present or represented to ensure accurate taxation.
Partial readable items list team names and scores across multiple locales such as Burn's X Re, Polkville, Chatehle, Read's Mill, Green's Wel, Iron City, White Plain, Four Mile, Jacksonville, Greenwood, Piedmont M4, Oxtort, Oxanna, Anniston, with scattered dates and days like Wednesday October 1 and October 8. The text resembles a sports roundup or schedule fragment from a historical newspaper.
Mrs. W. T. Sampson paints a pitiful portrait of her husband Admiral Sampson’s health, saying he is steadily growing worse and grieving over Washington and the Schley hearing. She explains she hides correspondence, isolates him from news, and fears a final decline as he lacks clear understanding of present events. The couple plans to leave Sunapee Lake.
Mr H Young of the city and son of Dr R C Young attends the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa and has been appointed lieutenant in Co of the Alabama Corps of Cadets. He was first named Drum Major on the staff and promoted soon after his return. He is a popular student active in college life.
At Lawton preliminary trial Colonel B H Howle and son James were bound over to the District Court in 5000 dollars each on a charge of attempting to kill R D Goree in McKeight over a land dispute. They could not post bail and were jailed. The Howles hail from Alabama.
Hen rietta Tex lawyer EK B Munday claims his brother was saved from malaria and jaundice after using Electric Bitters. He asserts the remedy expelled malaria, purged disease germs, aided digestion, regulated liver and kidneys, and cured various complaints. Available for 50 cents at Elam Drug Co.
A Williford Arkansas worker crushed foot found relief with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad touts cures for burns, boils, piles, and skin eruptions, claiming instant relief and a money back guarantee. Sold by Elam Drug Co for 25 cents.
Effective October 7 the Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas with double daily service to India and Oklahoma Territories. Close connections available for points in southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
Froney and Tar luneh are mentioned alongside Foley in a quirky note about stopping the couch. The brief item reads as a playful reference with no clear event, date, or location, leaving readers with a fragmentary, humorous snapshot.
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