Mortgagee Sale of Clover Creamery Co. Properties in Mobile County
Public sale set for April 16 1913 at noon in Mobile County Alabama to satisfy two secured notes. The properties consist of two described Mobile County parcels totaling about 61 acres, with appurtenances, conveyed by Clover Creamery Co. to satisfy debts under mortgages recorded in 1910 and 1912. City Bank and Trust Company as assignee will conduct the sale.
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W. T. Neal
Clover Creamery Company
N. S
Mobile County
Alabama
City Bank and Trust Company
Trust—Company
Mobile
Towit
John Bowen
Hall's Mill
Joseph H. Bolton
J. H. Bolton
Township Four
Don Miguel Eslava Mill
Henry Bolton
Hall's Mill Road
H. Young
Clover Creamery Co
D. B
City Bank and Tru Company
Electrolysis offered at Marinello Shop for hair removal
Marie E Patterson advertises modern electrolysis treatments to remove moles and unwanted hair including eyebrow shaping at Marinello Shop No 7 St Joseph St with phone 2937.
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Marie E. Patterson
Marinello Shop
ST. Joseph ST
Notice of Sale of Public School Land in Washington County
Public sale of NW 1 4 and SE 1 4 and W 1 2 of SW 1 4 Sec 16 Tp 5 N Range 1 W in Washington county to raise funds for county public schools. Highest cash bid accepted April 19 1913 in front of the courthouse. Superintendent R E Blunt Sunflower Ala info available. Right to reject bids reserved. Montgomery Ala March 20 1913 Henry J Willingham Superintendent of Education.
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Washington County
Gaid County
R. E. Blunt
Ala
Montgomery
Henry J. Willingham
McH
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs and consumption. It cites a Muscadine Alabama testimonial from O H Brown about his wife’s obstinate cough and claims relief from the first dose. Priced 59 cents and 1.00, recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Sixth Theta Nu Epsilon Fraternity convention opens in New York
The sixth annual convention of the Theta Nu Epsilon Fraternity began in New York with 150 delegates from colleges nationwide. The gathering will close with a banquet tonight.
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New York
Theta Nu Epsilon Fraternity
Girls Who Never Mean to Marry by Jean Roberts
International News Service essay argues today’s girl gains independence from marriage and may pursue business or personal freedom. It illustrates with a case of a wife winding up her husband’s business and explains shifts in home work, society’s view on marriage, and clubs opposing matrimony.
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New Orleans
Madam Pauline
Crichton
Spring Hill
Crichton Station
Cross Railroad
Spring— Hill
Burton Avenue
Pauline
Jean Roberts
John Strange Winter
Lowh
France
Germany
England
United States
Entleman
Olson Wife Testifies in Favor of Husband in Darling Murder Trial
Lillian Olson testified she had illicit relations with Clyde N Darling, claiming her husband Oscar Olson faced pressure and hypnotic influence. Olson, moved by emotion, acted out the tragedy by firing an empty gun at a juror before leaving the court.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Lillian Olson
Oscar Olson
Clyde N. Darling
Olson
Darling
Professor Olson
O'Brien
Committee of Women to Call on President
Mrs Emma Smith Devoe head of the National Council of Women Voters announced a committee of voting women from states lacking equal suffrage will visit President Wilson Monday. The group includes Dr Cora Smith King Tacoma Mrs Anna M Pitzer Colorado Mrs Charles Norton sister of Senator Poindexter Washington Mrs Dubois former Senator Dubois Idaho Mrs Joan E Baker California and Mrs Frank M Mondell Wyoming.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Emma Smith Devoe
National Council of Women Voters
Wilson
Cora Smith King
Anna M. Pitzer
Colorado
Charles Norton
Poindexter
Washington
Patterson and Talbott Honored by Gov Cox
Dayton April 5 Patterson and Talbott were appointed colonels in the Ohio National Guard by Governor Cox for heroic flood relief services. The official announcement cites their service to Ohio and Dayton and states they will be obeyed in the quartermaster's department.
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Associated Press
Dayton
John H. Patterson
Harry E. Talbott
Ohio National Guard
Cox
Ohio
Harry K. Talbott
Quartermaster’s Department
Vanderbilts Aid Y M C A With Gifted Railroad Home
W K Vanderbilt Frederick W Vanderbilt and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt each give 190 000 to the New York Y M C A railroad branch for a new fully furnished home. The current branch building will be bought by the New York Central and New Haven Hartford for 160 600. The new building and furnishings will exceed 500 000 in total cost.
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Associated Preas
New York
W. K. Vanderbilt
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Young Men's Christian Association
New York Central and
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Policeman Ambushed in Lexington Killing
In Lexington on April 5, policeman J. M. Garland was shot and killed by Lee Ford, who had just returned from Texas. Ford is jailed. The motive for the ambush remains unknown.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Mee
J. M. Garland
Lee Ford
Texas
Ford
Supreme Court of Appeals to Reopen in Alabama Adjourning Soon
Special to The Item from Montgomery reports the Alabama Supreme Court of Appeals will resume work next Monday after a two month break and continue through June until summer adjournment. Next week first division cases include Clarke Baldwin Mobile Monroe and Washington counties with notable matters from Birmingham including a bid to oust City Commissioner A Lane and a major dispute between Louisville and Nashville Railroad and Western Union Telegraph Co over pole and right of way condemnation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court of Appeals
Clarke
Baldwin
Mobile
Monroe
Washington
Kew
Birmingham
A. ©. Lane
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Western Union Telegraph Co
Telegraph Company
Speigner Property Investigation Begins in Alabama
Governor Neal and M. E. Wellborn visited Speigner's to inspect the farm mill and dam and to assess state spending on the water power project ongoing for over four years costing more than 100000. They will also review plans for a reinforced steel concrete bridge on a county road costing about 1200. Examiner Frank V. Evans recently submitted a farm and dam report, not yet released.
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Montgomery
Ala
Neal
M. E. Wellborn
State Convict Board
Speigner's
Frank V. Evans
Public School Exhibit at Richmond Conference
Alabama’s education department will exhibit at the Education in the South conference in Richmond Virginia opening April 16. Superintendent H J Willingham chief clerk W F Feagin State Supervisor N R Baker and other Alabama educators will attend. The display will show Alabama’s educational progress and products of state schools.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Department of Education
Education In the
Richmond
H. J. Willingham
W. F. Feagin
N. R. Baker
Alabama
Woman Granted Separation Decree in New York
Mrs May Etherpe a department store buyer wins a decree of separation from her husband in New York. Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum asks how much alimony she wants she replies she does not think any should be paid and asks for a decree provision preventing future alimony demands.
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New York
May Etherpe
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
Justice Greenbaum
Wreckage Sightings Reported by Ships Near Alliance and Sarnia
Hydrographic notes from March 29 to April 1 describe wreckage sightings at sea. A small float or scow about 35 feet long was seen near latitude 22 27 and longitude 74 38 by the Alliance of New York Herald. On April 1 a mast protruding from water was observed near latitude 52 75 50 by the Sarnia German steamship, with wreckage apparently submerged.
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Alliance
New York Herald
Sarnia
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