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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
5
Dashed with local business notices, this item notes a tour through the Southern states for the Record's anniversary edition planned for early next year. It highlights promotions by WA Walker & Co in Oxford and other local merchants, with brief ads and community notices scattered throughout.
Forecast notes fair tonight with Friday partly cloudy. Local items mention Reb person’s books, Elam Drug Co. moving to Birmingham, and job ads for Cop Winders and Barlers. Updates include Merritt leaving Temple service for Cincinnati, laundry pride, a forthcoming jail millinery appeal, and a postponed Catholic church art reception.
Stock taken up for running at large will be sold at city hall Friday Sept 27 at noon to cover wound fees and charges if not claimed earlier. The list includes multiple cows, a mule headed cow, various ear marks, a black Jersey bull and a sandy barrow from J Mayes Chief Police. Go to McDonald for eggs and chickens.
Fall fashion samples arrive at J N Boyer with stylish patterns and latest weaves. Tailor promises excellent fits and satisfactory workmanship as trade grows among customers seeking up-to-date attire.
The Oxford Lake Agricultural Fair will run next month on the 16th, 17th, and 18th. Farmers may see labor saving machines such as a corn shredder with a bay press, plus other tools. Amusements include racing and music by Maj. Bender and son. Side shows have no objectionable features and most attractions are free, with small fees for grand stand seating and some side entertainments. No games of chance will be allowed on the grounds.
Henriettta Tex lawyer B Munday recounts persuading his malarial brother to try Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy drove out malaria, purifies blood, aids digestion, and regulates organs, promising a full cure. Sold for 50c at Elam Drug Co. drug store.
An advertisement featuring Franklin's large rocking chair is planned to appear in the newspaper next week, with details to follow. The notice signals an upcoming ad insertion for the product.
A brief newspaper notice promoting the Kennesaw cigar priced at a nickel but valued at a dime. Also a rental blurb offering FOR RENT three rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with an application instruction at Noble between Eighteenth and Nineteenth Street.
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