Personal notices from Florence and nearby towns
Né&l Johnson visits en route to Auburn area and local residents are mentioned. A B McLean of Decatur handles business in Tuscumbia, F E Winton of Chattanooga visits W H Winton's family, and E O Rawlings with Mrs Rawlings visit T J Cox in Louisville. Grandpa Hardage returns to Valdermoosa and Gno W Jones spends a day in Magic City. Frank G Cook of Cook Bros Furniture Co. visits Florence. Judge E B Almon recovers from illness and resumes normal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 0. Swlings
Ile, Ky
Frank G. Cook
Cook Bros. Furniture Co
Widow Jennie Eaton Marries First Husband After Murder Trial
Mrs Jennie M Eaton of Boston widow of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton and her husband D Henry Ainsworth of Morristown Arizona wed in Washington to complete a second marriage tale The ceremony drew attention and Washington learned of the event after the couple left for a second honeymoon Eaton was acquitted last October in Boston of poisoning her second husband and the admiral died in Norwell Massachusetts on March 7 1913 amid suspicion
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Washington
Jennie M. Eaton
Boston
Joseph G. Eaton
D. Henry Ainsworth
Morristown
Ariz
Ainsworth
Illinois
Grateful thanks for neighborly aid after fire
Captain and Mrs. W. T. Rowden express heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and firemen for their aid during and after the rain damaged fire at their home. They state their gratitude will be remembered by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Rowden
Ended Entertainment at the Masonic Theater Review
A fragment notes music and pictures at the Masonic Theater, calling the show thin and above average while hinting at scarce entertainment options and lingering fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Theater
Open Day for Music Study Club in Decatur
A detailed society note describes the Open Meeting of the Open Day for Music Study Club held in Decatur. Mrs. A. A. Hardage presided, guests included Mrs. Glass and Seneca Burr, with Magnolia decor and elegant refreshment settings. The article highlights club aims of mutual improvement, civic effort, and inclusive fellowship across creeds and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hardage
Seneca Burr
Glass
Hardage
Mesdames Jarwin
Preuitt
Crop outlook promises record harvest fueling prosperity
The article argues that amid a business downturn the North American crop outlook is exceptionally bright. Wheat, hay, and fruit prospects are strong with cereals likely to set records, fruit and hay yields high, and cotton later in the season. Demand for harvest workers is rising, especially in Kansas, while railroads fear strain from increased traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
United States
California
Western Wheat Belt
Kansas
Titanic judge joins Canadian Empress of Ireland probe
Lord Mersey, who presided over the Titanic inquiry, is named to the Royal Commission investigating the Empress of Ireland disaster. Canadian members include Chief Bazekiel McLeod of New Brunswick and Sir Adolphe Routhier of Quebec. First sittings likely in Montreal or Quebec, about ten years? divisions unclear. The inquiry will have broad scope with government counsel and possible navigation rule discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Lord Mersey
Bazekiel McLeod
New Brunswick
Adolphe Routhiero
Quetbe
Whiskey seized from peanut popper and beer seized
Dennis McTexas was arrested in jail this morning by Deputy Sheriff McCulloch after a burglary at a Vine Street store. Sixteen pints of whiskey were found in a peanut popper and two barrels of a drink resembling beer were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis McTexas
McCulloch
McTexas
Vine
Reclamation Map Draws Interest in Louisiana Projects
The United States government released a map illustrating the spread of reclamation works in South Louisiana. It marks the tracts already developed in color and highlights ongoing efforts to reclaim swamp lands and improve drainage for settlement and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Orleans
United States
Goverment
W J Edwards Buys Oak and Cherry Corner Property
W J Edwards purchased property at the Oak and Cherry corner and will soon erect a handsome residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Edwards
Oak and
Cherry
Reclamation Projects Around New Orleans Multiply Valuable Lands
Within forty miles of New Orleans twenty two reclamation efforts have reclaimed about 170 117 acres formerly too wet for use. Land value rose from cents to over 100 dollars per acre, delivering millions in gains. Roads and rail access accompany these plans, promising expansive farms orange groves and country homes across southeast Louisiana as development spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Times
Picayune
Louisiana
Marian Thomas Fined in Law and Equity Court
Marian Thomas was fined 200 dollars yesterday in the Law and Equity Court on a charge of violating the prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Thomas
Law and Equity Court
Blair to Tour Mississippi on Ten-Business Trip
Q Blair has disposed of his room on Bank Street and plans to depart Saturday for a ten day business trip through Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Blair
Bank Street
Mississippi
New $10,000 athletic field planned for University of Alabama
The University of Alabama will build a new athletic field behind the president's mansion with a concrete grandstand. Hugo Friedman, graduate athletic manager, said funds include several thousand dollars in surplus and the rest borrowed. An alumni banquet featured an "A" men reunion and praise for Judge A S Van de Graaff as the father of university athletics.
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University
Ala
University of Alabama
University Athletic Association
Hugo Friedman
William Grey Little
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Né&l Johnson
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A. B. McLean
Decatur
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F. E. Winton
Chattanooga
W. H. Winton
W. C
Grandpa) Hardage
Valdermoosa
Gno. W. Jones
The
Magicity
E. B. Almon
O Ds
Florence
Wdquiten
Vallen Tin
New Decatur
Margaret Clinton Shelton
Ella Wheeler Wiles
Victor
Spencer
Locke
Colton
Verville
Mr. Winton
M. E. Winton
Theo Davis
Trinity
the Phoenix
Phoenix Club
Mesdames Workman
McCalla, Penick
Phil Pointer
Allene Adams
Stanley Jervis
Mesdames H. C. Thatch
Elmer Cartwright
Athens
J. H. Calvin
Mrs. Sheets
Lyons
Josephine Sheets
W. N. Hall
Nashville
J. A. Cullom
Miss Coffee
Miss Bibb
Callahan
Susie Hatchett
Baby
Robt Cortner
Leah Lyle
Isses Macca
Nancy Martin
Lewiston Democrat
Second Ave
Wile
Star Theatre
Ladies’ Band No
Methodist
Chu Church
Vitigraph Indian
Lubin Society
McCoo
Biograph
Stanley Walpole
Alex Francis
Belle Adair
Pretzell
Lloyd Hamilton
Mae Wells
Morgan Furniture Co
Moulton Street
Delite
Billie West
William Garwood
Geo. Siegman
Louise Lester
J. P. McGowan
Helen Holmes
Beverly Bayne
Wallace Berry
W. W. Garnett
Palm Beach
Forbes’ Poultry Yard
Chandler
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