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Newspaper

Mobile Tribune

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1918

Page

9

Mrs Williamson Repeats First In Local Contest Vote

In Mobile the contest sees two new entrants Miss Eloise McAndrews from Mobile and Peter Smith also from Mobile. 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 list numerous contestants with votes, including Miss Eloise McAndrews at 56 900 and Peter Smith at 565 010 across districts.

W. P. Williamson Cora Dickens Lucedale E. D. Bumgartner Bumgartner Mobile Rosa Brandus Montgomery Ee Ag Julia A. Bobs South Bread Ee Ee Baumgastner Nena Ness Es Josephine Callaway First Ae Bank Blanch Dempsey T. J. Carpenter St. Louis Ethel Dyas South Conception le Elis Mia Amilee Franelich St. Joseph and Sree Cephas Alabama Corinne Groom Monterey Place Ida May Harris Florida S. W. Cor. Buscomb Josephine Judge South Lawrence Sette Totes Lane Eloise McAndrews Minnie Moore Montauk Katie Reil Washington Street L. W. Savage St. Francis Peter Smith St. Michael R. H. Parsons South Hamilton See J Mies Ath Travis St. Brancis Gladys Tompkins Bret Ol Whites Mantel Vere Government Street Loop Lad Winey Suocking Oeives Stele Rovertsdale J. P. Edwards Ocean Springs Miss C. H. Frank Pascagoula Braskie Grimley Atmore Ala Bessie Hanbery Wallace Mary Lee Holland Castleberry Teelees Helen Irby Dawes R. F. D Theodore Ethel McCathery St. Stephens Riise Bulat McGregor Oitroneller Ese Ciins Creel Ee Ee Marjorie Mathews Summerdale Luis Simmons Mt. Vernon Bessie Spicer Whistler Hellena Sidney Bay Minette

Passenger fare increases set by Mobile & Ohio R R Co

Under order of the Director General United States Railroad Administration, fare advances and changes take effect June 10, 1918. After June 9, 1918 Mileage and Excess Baggage Books issued before June 10 will be redeemed but not valid for passage or excess baggage charges. Tickets at coach fares will travel in coach service unless buyers pay higher fares for standard sleeping cars parlor cars or tourist sleeping cars.

United States Railroad Administration

Probate hearing set for will of Mrs Josephine Waddle

Notice to non residents names Agnés Fletcher of Greenville Mississippi and others in interest. Probate Court Mobile County Alabama May 27 1918 hearing for the last will and testament of Mrs Josephine Waddle deceased. Hearing scheduled June 18 1918. PRICE WILLIAMS judge. Tisdale J Touart attorney. Rosa L McManus vs P J Lass et al equity sale of house and lot July 30 1918 at 12 o clock front of Mobile County courthouse. James A Crane register.

Agnés Fletcher Greenville Mississippi Mobile County Alabama Josephine Waddle Josephine Savage Price Williams Tisdale J. Touart Rosa L. McManus P. J. Lass Circuit Court of Equity Court House Mobile Towit Terry Mandeville James A. Crane

Boarding House Diplomacy In Wartime London

Interview with a London boarding house proprietor reveals how she feeds and houses thirty residents during the fourth year of the war. She details rationing, coal shortages, staff cuts, and improvised dishes while juggling bills, loyalties with shopkeepers, and the constant vigilance required to avoid accusations of hoarding.

London Comron Hinggelf Miv States England

Special Vote Contest Offers Grand Prizes for Work

A newspaper promotion urges contestants to work this week to build a large reserve vote. It explains a $25 club yields 300,000 votes, four clubs give 1 200 000 votes, and winners may claim grand prizes. Instructions allow voting without revealing recipient names, preserving anonymity.

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