Disposed police court cases noted by Recorder Greene today
Thirteen cases were disposed of by Recorder Greene in police court this morning. One was discharged and twelve fined, totaling 54 dollars and 70 cents in fines and costs.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
5
Thirteen cases were disposed of by Recorder Greene in police court this morning. One was discharged and twelve fined, totaling 54 dollars and 70 cents in fines and costs.
A meeting discussed improving school facilities and funding. The group aims to raise money for additional teachers and plans to elect council members who will support liberal school funding up to the constitutional limit. Also notes a new treasurer election and various local notices follow.
Fragments mention a correction system and place names New York Anniston Sistersville and West Virginia. The text implies a practice or method offering permanent relief through proper correction, but lacks full context or details.
If you crave relief from business cares the Noble Street Theater offers a lively program of artistic works paired with mechanical devices. A brilliant series of moving pictures will refresh the mind and mood and lift the spirits for a ten minute escape.
Webster Cullison presents A Runaway Match a three act mix of farce musical comedy and vaudeville. locals will witness a high grade stage blend in one production. the show promises ample fun with many laughs and a lively curtain of humor.
L. W. Thomas, manager of an Anniston store, faces a case alleging an offense committed seven years ago. Dr. B. Smoot at the corner of Twenty fourth and Noble streets is prepared for proceedings.
The mayor of Anniston wins strong support from local women who pledge to reelect him despite voting restrictions. F M Nixon markets trusted goods including Van Camp's Swift Libby Heinz Omega Elegant Fox River, with three stores listed on Glen Addie South Noble and Tenth streets.
Two distinguished Sunday school workers Rev J A Jenkins of Montgomery and Miss Minnie Kennedy of Opelika will attend teachers institutes in this city and several county sites this week. Institutes begin Thursday at West Anniston Oxanna and Glen Addie churches with Sunday sessions at Chatchie Piedmont and Jacksonville then Oxford next week. The campaign reflects strong support from international state and county associations and highlights continued progress in Calhoun.
Two new 9 room buildings formerly occupied by Muscadine Mining Co. at Muscadine Alabama for sale. Easily removed for rebuilding, offered at a great bargain to the right party if removed immediately. Buildings can be seen on the premises of Muscadine Mining Co. In Troy City Alabama. Address Ross Blackmon Anniston Alabama or B D Newman Tron City Alabama.
Friends of Colonel W. H. McKleroy announce his candidacy for Councilman from Ward 1 and request a unanimous election. Citizens opposed should submit their view through the city’s daily press columns.
City editor questions reporter about a line claiming among the prettiest girls at Aye dance was Lieutenant Rogers. The reporter confirms the man spent much of the evening among the crowd, prompting clarification of the lieutenant’s gender.
Opened 1831. John W. Abercrombie presides. Tuition free to Alabamians. Graduates in demand in all vocations. Regular enrollment last season 491, summer 316, total 807. Terms reasonable. Next session opens Wednesday September 5. For catalogue write G. H. Jones, Secretary, University, Ala.
Mrs S E Brooks announces a new shop carrying all grocery and meat needs with Mr Bob Seals in charge and only choice meats offered. The business pledges full supply to local shoppers.
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