Mrs Williamson Repeats First in Mobile Contest
The Mobile page lists contestants Miss Eloise McAndrews and Peter Smith among new entrants. Mrs W P Williamson again leads with 67 040 votes followed by Miss Cora Dickens 66 910 and Mrs E D Bumgartner 65 940. District tallies show McAndrews at 89 810 and Dickens at 66 910, with numerous names and vote totals across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Williamson
Cora Dickens
Lucedale
E. D. Bumgartner
Bumgartner
Mobile
Rosa Brandus
Montgomery
Julia A. Bobs
South Bread
E. D. Baumgartner
Shige Peraydere
Josephine Callaway
First Paitin Bank
Blanch Dempsey
Lope E
J. C. White
St. Emanuel
G. L. Widney
Stocking
Caecum
Amlee Franelich
St. Joseph and
Beauregard
Cephas
Alabama
Toca
Corinne Groom
Monterey Place
Ida May Harris
Florida
S. W
L. W. Savage
St. Francia
Peterree
Peter Smith
St. Michael
Lucille Adams
Robertsdale
Ali
Feneenes
Ruth Cowan
Coffeeville
Ala
C. H. Frank
Pascagoula
Miss
Braskie Grimley
Atmore
Bessie Hanbery
Wallace
Mary Lee Holland
Castleberry
Helen Irby
Dawes B. F. D
Theodore
Ethel McCathery
St. Stephens
Lula McGregor
Citronelle
Marjorie Mathews
Summerdale
J. W. Pope
Winn
Celeste Park
Flomaton
Grace Rhodes
Georgiana
Lulu Simmons
Mt. Vernon
Bessie Spicer
Whistler
Hellena Sidney
Bay Minette
Notice to non residents in probate and sale of property
Legal advertisement lists Agnes Fletcher of Greenville Mississippi and others in Mobile County probate matter for Mrs Josephine Waddle now under will the June 18 hearing date. Also announces Rosa L McManus v P J Lass equity sale of Lot 7 Block A Terry subdivision Mandeville Tract fronting 63 feet on A Street Mobile County Alabama on June 30 1918 at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Fletcher
Greenville
Mississippi
Mobile County
Alabama
State of Alabama
Josephine Waddle
Josephine Savage
Chas. C. Schreiner
Rosa L. McManus
P. J
Court House
Mobile
Towit
Terry
Mandeville
James A. Crane
RATIONING LONDON BOARDERS
Interview with a London boarding house proprietress in wartime Europe discusses rationing and discipline. She details seven key tactics for feeding thirty boarders on limited supplies including sugar allocations, improvised dishes, coal handlings, staff constraints, and barter with shopkeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarl
London
Ly Benifig
Mobile & Ohio R R Co Fare Increases Take Effect June 10 1918
Under order of the Director General United States Railroad Administration the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company announces passenger fare increases and related changes effective June 10 1918. After June 9 1918 mileage and excess baggage books issued before June 10 1918 will be redeemable but not valid for passage or excess baggage charges. Tickets bought at coach fares will be valid only in coaches unless higher fares are paid for travel in standard sleeping cars parlor cars or tourist sleeping cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Railroad Administration
Special Vote Contest Offers Large Prizes and Work Required
An old newspaper notice urges contestants to work this week to accumulate a large reserve of votes. It promotes a 235 club and four clubs for up to one million two hundred thousand votes, with prizes offered by the newspaper. It warns against seeking insider information and explains how votes can be submitted without revealing recipient names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrhon
Ceal
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Eloise McAndrews
Peter
McAndrews
Legal Advertisement
Mrs
Sephine Savage
Price Williams
Tisdale J. Touart
Register
Patrick Otlahertiy
Neals
Miv
Cary
Are
California
States
Green-Grocer
Jos. Patt
D. V.S
St. Michael St
Mobile & Ohio
R.R. Co
Dometeer
Rothling
Martin Nielsen
ST. Francis Street
Tule
Priare of
Conte
North Water St
Enoch Roker
Edna
Roker
War Industries Board
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wilson
the Tribune
Tribune
N. Royal Street
John McDuffie
Monroeville
Als
Army & Navy
U. S. Army & Navy
West Broadway
N. Y
Adams Adv