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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1901
Page
8
The 1897 will directs trust and support for the widow while ensuring the remainder goes to the wife’s welfare and the author’s siblings share the estate after payments for ongoing needs. Witnesses G B Cortaylor and Charles Lommerhof attest at Waibington city.
The authority states the McKinley estate will total 295000 to 250000 including life insurance of 467000. Excluding the 67000 mentioned, the estate comprises real estate near Canton and deposits in Washington banks.
The Blood Balm Co announces free trials of B B B Botanic Blood Balm to introduce the product in homes. It claims to cure skin and blood troubles from eczema to scrofula and cancer risks, promising purer blood and relief from pains. Druggists sell BBB for $1. free medical advice available until cured in Atlanta, Georgia.
Parocel Delivery offers rapid note and package drops to any city location including Et B. Janine Williams Shaving Park and near First National Bank with customers urged to use their services for timely handoffs and reliable city-wide coverage.
A Thursday Tally Ho party hosted by several gentlemen for a young lady proved one of the week’s most delightful affairs. Eight couples enjoyed ideal weather, a moonlit drive to Boiling Springs, a picturesque site, and a premium lunch. Couples listed include Mr. Drewry with Miss Beesie B Sproull, Mr. Campbell with Miss Lilia McDaniel, among others. Mrs. J. C. Pace travels to Dallas to visit her son George Pace. Aliram Meigs heads to Buffalo for the Pan-American Exposition. Miss May N. Blodgete arrives at Anniston College to teach. Parker Memorial church lesson starts tomorrow. Local Oxford readers offered a travel rate for book purchases. Miss Aurelia Galt visits Mrs. J. Graham and Miss Nina Graham in Cartersville. Euchre Club entertainment at Mrs. Richard Stickney’s home ends with prizes to Mrs. Willett and Mrs. Walter Robinson.
The Oxford Herald reports a lively social evening at Mr and Mrs Ingram’s with Miss Lila Roberts and Master James W Ingram. Local shops advertise updated dress goods, millinery, hosiery, and men’s wear. Personal notes mention Mr James W Mims traveling to Chicago, Prof Charles Johnson visiting a ill sister, and others returning from trips to Talladega and Birmingham.
Plaintiff Mary Lou Phimzy a complainant sues defendant G. Larmer in a civil matter. Court records indicate a formal complaint filed by the plaintiff seeking resolution or remedy. Further details on claim type or relief are not provided in the fragments.
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