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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1918
Page
10
Southern shipyards across the coast are described with note of Norfolk and Newport News, Wilmington and Charleston, Brunswick and Jacksonville, Tampa and Gulfport, Mobile and New Orleans shaping a vast future. Industrial growth frames a vast canal project and future intercolonial waterways, with a legal notice below.
Executor Oliver J Semmes Jr seeks to settle debts of the estate granted May 24 1918 by Judge Price Williams Probate Court Mobile Alabama Creditors must file claims within legally required time or be barred. Webb and McAlpine Attorneys May 21 June 3 1914
Mobile draft boards received a notice from Adjutant General G. J. Hubbard calling for white men of draft age in the special and limited service class to work in airplane construction. Volunteers are welcome until June 5, with mandatory induction if not enough volunteers are secured. Specific skilled trades sought include locomotive engineers, carpenters, electricians, drivers, surveyors, linemen, and many railroad and industrial roles.
Advice to farmers in Auburn urging immediate calf weaning to increase butter supply. Step by step method: separate calf from母, provide two milking pails, feed a half gallon to calf, teach drinking from a pail, and then milk the cow quickly. Recommends skim milk after three weeks where separators used. circulars available on request.
A Birmingham meeting of the State Executive Committee stalls a direct vote on amending the constitution. Anti amendment leaders pledge to take the issue to Alabama voters while accusing lobbyists and officials of suppressing the people’s rights.
Authorities seized Zimmern's Coal Company assets amid ongoing financial troubles and prepared a court ordered sale to recover debts. The move impacts workers and local energy supply as liquidation proceeds proceed.
The twenty first annual commencement at McGill Institute in the school auditorium will award diplomas to Clifton Walter Caball Louis Ulysses Diemert Francis Joseph Hanlein and Norman John Ollinger Diemert is valedictorian The Rt Rev Edward P Allen Bishop of Mobile will present diplomas Peyton Norville will deliver the oration Other events include songs and the salutatory and an address on Our Country's War.
Notice to Mobile residents that the Board of Commissioners will consider an ordinance on June 25 1918 granting Dixie Fruit Products Corporation the right to construct maintain and operate a wooden loading platform and sacking room in front of the Mobile Brewery building along Water Street from Adams Street for 90 feet The platform and room will be 3 feet above sidewalk level and 10 feet wide with steps at both ends The grantee will pay the city five dollars on the first of August each year for the privilege and the ordinance may be revoked at any time by the City Commissioners
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