John H. Moore Re-Elected Y M B A President
John H. Moore was re-elected president of the Young Men's Benevolent Association for the twenty-seventh time at the thirty-ninth annual session. Other officers elected include John J. O Connor as vice president, Thomas J Burns as treasurer, Henry Ledebur as corresponding secretary, Ford T Koppersmith as financial secretary, Joseph Conway as sergeant at arms, and Dr Angelo Festarazzi as medical examiner.
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John H. Moore
Young Men’s Benevolent Association
Messrs
John J. O’connor
Thomas J.burns
Henry Ledebur
Ford T. Koppersmith
Joseph Conway
Angelo Festorazzi
Colored Deputy Takes Two to Fort Morgan
Deputy Sheriff George Mills escorted Will Cook and James York two deserters from Mobile county draft board to Fort Morgan. Mills arrested the men in Plateau and handed them to military authorities before being commissioned to transport them.
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George Mills
Fort Morgan
Will Cook
James York
Mobile County Draft Board
Mills
Plateau
Fort
Dixie Island gas buoy adrift extinguished June 2 1918
Alabama-Mobile Bay entrance Dixie Island gas buoy reported adrift and extinguished June 2 1918 recovered and relighted June 8 1918. References to Light List Coast Pilot and Buoy List detail chart numbers and district listings. By order of inspector B B DORRY.
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Alabama
Mobile Bay
Dixie Island
Atlantic Coast
8Th District
Coast Pilot
B. B. Dorry
Dowdy Receives Third Mate License After Navigation Course
Richard C. Dowdy has been awarded a license as a third mate of ocean steamers after completing his course at the local school of navigation. The North will enjoy a sample copy of the Mobile Tribune.
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Richard C. Dowdy
School of Navigation
Mobile Tribune
Fall Crop Irish Potatoes Planting Tips and Varieties
The fall potato crop needs improved culture methods. Seed potatoes sprout best when kept moist in shade and planted immediately after digging, using medium tubers and careful sprout preservation. Lookout Mountain is favored for fall plantings. plant July mid to August early in Alabama. If seeking work, place a Want ad in The Tribune.
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Bliss Triumph
Alabama
Lookout Mountain
Use of Nitrate of Soda in Crops During War
Extension warns scarce nitrate of soda must be used efficiently to boost food and feed production. Apply after crops reach growth stage for immediate uptake, avoid early planting leaching, and target corn at three to four feet tall with 60 to 100 pounds per acre as a top dressing. Ideal timing follows rain with no forecasted rain soon after.
Police sought for missing 14 year old Wilfred
New Orleans mother Mrs Charles O Dell asks Chief P J OShaughnes sy to locate her son Wilfred 14 who ran away from home today.
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O’dell
New Orleans
Wilfred
Marcel Gets His Barn Mended
A French family aided by the Red Cross after war hardship regains stability. Marcel, a fifteen year old boy, led the farm and supported his mother while siblings recovered. The Red Cross provided food clothing and barn repairs enabling self sufficiency and ongoing aid to others.
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Red Cross
Marcel
Marne
Aisne
How to Solve the Marketing Problem in Farm Weighing
The main issue is accurate weights over price. Short weights from unscrupulous buyers erode farmer profits as prices stabilize. Ozark and Enterprise in Coffee County adopted City Scales with bonded weighers, charging 10 cents per load, funded by receipts, proving effective and affordable.
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Cies
Ozark
Enterprise
Coffee County
C. E. Bush
Incomplete Source Text on Senator’s Henchman Hidden Plot
fragmentary OCR notes describe a henchman and a concealed vented scheme with mentions of paper underwear and weight heat retention, lacking coherent details or identifiable entities.
Soy Beans for Hay in New Crops
Soy beans prove satisfactory as new hay crops with yields of 1500 to 3000 pounds per acre on good land. Varieties Mammoth Yellow Wilcoa Black Beauty and Virginia suit this crop. plant in drills with shallow cultivations and 24 to 36 inch rows for good stand. Cut for hay when pods begin to form. later losses occur from shedding. Soy bean hay is hard to cure but standard cowpea methods yield fine quality hay.
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Virginia
Trial progresses as verdict expected by tomorrow morning
The case in the circuit court resumes after months of proceedings with Captain and Ft C. Brooks, a taxi driver, facing a potential two year sentence. The jury is expected to reach a verdict by tomorrow morning.
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Ft C. Brooks
Spring Hile Commencement Friday at Nine Thirty
The eighty eighth commencement exercises of Spring House Peninsula take place Friday at 9 30 a m with invitations mailed by Shell and the graduating class. Five parts to aid motor invented in Holland.
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Holland
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J. C.C. Price
Turist
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City
Fairhope
Magnolia Beach
Battles
Battles Wharf
Bath
A. L. Staples
HH Asom
Allan Noel Pemberton-Billing
East Hertfordshire
Vigilante
Bow Street
London
Maude Allan
J. T. Grein
Independent Theatre
Villiers Stewart
Pemberton- Billing
Germany
Stewart
Pemberton-Billing
Herbert Asquith
D. J. Burleson
Agronomist
Police
P. J. O’shaughnes
Mra Charles
France
Jean
the Tribune
U. S
Mobile Electric Co
Baldwin
Mobile Counties
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