Gulf Coast Fair Offers 20000 for Farm Exhibits at Mobile Event
The Gulf Coast Fair promoters announced a 20000 prize fund to reward farmers for superior field and garden crops. The extensive list covers vegetables fruits grains bees canning and livestock with premiums from 2 to 150 for individual displays and county club exhibits, including crops like onions cabbage melons peppers and corn and livestock such as cattle swine and dairy products.
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Detroit
Livingston
Ponderosa
Livingston Beauty
Latitude
Acme
Virginia
Nancy Hall
Nansemond
Aberdeen
Devon
Jersey
Berkshires
Poland
China
Duroc
Tamworth
Cleanup Campaign in Greenville Boosts City Health
Greenville April 10 Special One cleanup wagon caught fire today as trash from a burning heap ignited the inflammable load. H A Thompson in charge is doing much good and the campaign has removed scores of wagon loads of rubbish while disinfectants were used. The city’s health reputation in Alabama is upheld by the effort.
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Greenville
H. A. Thompson
Alabama
Local notices list visitors and travel in Fruitdale area
Fruitdale Alabama April 10 local notes show visitors from Deer Park Nashville Ark Copeland and St. Louis among others. Appointments, family visits, and railway official Ramsdell are noted along with professional and social calls in Yellow Pine Waynesboro and Mobile. Poultry and livestock premiums announced with June 1 catalogue details.
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Fruitdale
Ala
R. W. Lynch
H. H. Best
Deer Park
J. Z. Jordan
M. Wine
Dwight
J. Davis
Nashville
Ark
D. W. Crouse
Yellow Pine
A. Yeomans
Oneonta
Yeomans
Huntsville
Jack Houston
Copeland
J. R. Wiggins
Cliff
Bilbro
T. J. Neuman
R. T. Moorman
Meridian
Miss
John Hutchins
Gary
Ind
A. B. Ramsdell
C. R. I. & P. Railway
Ramsdell
Rock Island
Ill
B. Gordy
W. N. Mills
San Antonio
Tex
T. M. Blake
Mobile
Minnie Heim
Meredian
F. L. Westover
H. C. Gilmer
Building Permits Issued This Week
The city engineer reports four permits for the week ending April 10 totaling 2100 dollars. Mrs. Paul Arata receives a four room cottage west of St. Joseph street for 1000 dollars. J. F. Fritz builds a brick store and dwelling at Live Oak and Pecan streets for 1000 dollars. W Lyndall erects a frame shed on Selma street two blocks west of Charles for 100 dollars.
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Paul Arata
Adams
St. Joseph Street
J. F. Fritz
Live Oak
Pecan Streets
W. Lyndall
Selma Street
Charles
Marriage Licenses Issued In Week Ending April 10
The probate court issued licenses for white couples in the week ending April 10. Names include Rufus Maples with Isabel Demonay, J W Rutherford with Mary Cronin, Alonzo Collier with Louise Taylor, Jorge Hines with Bertha, Morris Leftwich with Margaret Culver, Joseph Sheehan with Sophia Shedden, Hugh Garretson with Dora Bisenet, William Dillion Bridges with Mary Sheridan, Edwin Smith with Virginia Creary, Tilder Perry with Alabama Dickens, Virginius Arnold with Lucille Overall, Dewitt Milton Pryor with Antoinette Evans, Eugene Parden with Mabel Rheinhart, Lee Lambi with Florence Lockler, Claud Farmer with Vera Pullen, and M Tapia with Mary Harding.
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Rufus Maples
Isabel Demony
J. W. Rutherford
Mary Agnes Cronin
Alonzo—T. Collier
Louise W. Taylor
Jorge Otto. Hines
Bertha
Marie Neely
Morris Leftwich
Margaret Culver
Joseph M. Sheehan
Sophia G. Shedden
Hugh C. Garretson
Dora Bisenet
William Dillion Bridges
Mary Blendina Sheridan
Edwin Kennedy Smith
Virginia Victoria Creary
Tilder Perry
Alabama Dickens
Virginius Land Arnold
Lucille Overall
Dewitt Melton
Pryor
Antoinette Augusta Evans
Eugene CC. Parden
Mabel Riley
Rheinhart
Lee Lami
Florence Mary Lockler
Claud J. Farmer
Vera
Marie Pullen
M. Tapia
Mary Elizabeth Harding
Unclear Names Amid Fragment Themed Notice
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous uncertain names including J and Mary Taylor and Clarke Horton with scattered initials and punctuation, lacking verifiable context or a complete event description. The readable fragments suggest a notice or roster but provide no definite action, date, or location.
Court motion docket for Berney law term 1900s
Law and Equity Court call lists show Monday docket with Calloway Land & Timber Co. and others against Haas Inge Craft Mobile items and more. Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday lines list dozens of civil cases across Calloway Browne chancery and other courts with motions demurrers and appointments. The chancery docket notes receiver appointment hearings and publication orders with cases set from April 12 to July 31.
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Law and Equity Court
Berney
Calloway Land & Timber Co
R. L. Haas
F. J. Inge
Frank Henderson
John Craft
Mobile Fish & Oyster Co
Mobile Fish and Oyster Co
Frank , Henderson
S. L. Christie
Sout Dredging Co
Gillis Logan
J 'Eastburn
Walker-Edmunds Co
B. S. Hulsey
Joseph Espalla Jr. & Co
E. B. Ee Odd Fellows Bldg. Assn
Kile Auto Co
Richard Tarleton
R. W. Jones
L. H
E. W. Faith
C. B. Hansen
Mobile Item Co
eGo
Simmons & Young
P. H. Hamel
Thursady—Am. Agricultural Co
Don Farnsworth
Askin & Marine
Hendon Bullock
Warley Fruit & Produce Co
Armour & Co
E. L. McGowin
Turner Supply Co
Kate T. Shepard
Mark Hammerker
Napoleon Rivers
B. Zimmern
J. C. O’gwynn
Maryland Casualty Co
J. W. Gurley & Co
W. D. King
Michael & Lyons Gro. Co
Zieman Grocery Co
Mrs. J. Serda
H. C. Byrne
Clark-Butler Realty Co
J. W. Holt
Early Johnson
Circuit Court
Browne
Friedland & Gutlow
Southern Fuel & Material Co
Citronelle Turpentine Co
John M. McGre
Graham & Rush
Weinacker Ice & Fuel Co
Garns
Albright & Wood
Weinacker Bros
Willis Gully
Eddie Wilson
Sims Mercantile Co
Hallett Mfg. Co
R.L. Duke
Hallett
Mfg
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Donald L. May
Emma St. May
Clara Williamson
Frank Williamson
Sallie Naylor
Frank Naylor
Chancery
Local names Listed in Obscure Notice
Emile and Marjorie Hines, John C. and Nell G. Fulford, M. and Mary Arpai, A. and I. Manderville, E. G. and Carrie Seabury, girls. ts. John J. McMahon, Brian Foley, Robert Lamb, John W. Clarke, John A. Repoli, John N. Rickert, Louise Hoff man Goetz, Madeline T. N. Bradford, Elizabeth Leen Veronica Bender, Amelia White Hartwell.
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Emile
Marjorie Hines
John C
Nell G. Fulford
Mary Arpai
I. Manderville
E. G
Carrie Seabury
John J. McMahon
Brian Foley
Robert Lamb
John W. Clarke
John A. Repoli
John N. Rickert
Louise Hoffman Goetz
Madeline T. N. Bradford
Elizabeth Leen
Veronica Bender
Amelia White Hartwell
Modern Flats for Rent on Dauphin Street
Two flats at 459 Dauphin street offer parlor, two bedrooms, dining and breakfast rooms, kitchen, hot and cold water, bath, washstands, and screened walls with a large sleeping porch. New store at Nos. 457-9 Dauphin street. Cottage at 2 N. Charleston has four rooms, kitchen and bath, $15.00.
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Dauphin Street
Charleston
Real Estate Transfers Recorded In Probate Court Week Ended April 10
The probate court reported multiple realty sales including Martin Robbins to Erwin Craighead for 5000 dollars on St Stephen's Road and Catherine Street, Cass Weinacker to Daisy Best for 3277.50 on Old Shell Road near Murrell tract, and city actions such as Mobile selling a house on East Davidson Street to Gus Gomez for 24.31 dollars. Numerous other deeds list parcels in Mobile areas including blocks, quarts, and additions with varied prices from 1 to several hundred dollars, detailing owners and new buyers across multiple neighborhoods.
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Martin C
Mary M
Francis A. Robbins
Erwin Craighead
St. Stephen’s Road
Catherine Street
Cass J. Weinacker
Daisy I. Best
Old Shell Road
Murrell Tract
J. H. Jackson
S. L. Freeland
Mobile Heights
Carrie V. Givens
W. S. Givens
Glendale Park
Alabama Port Company
Charles G. Ollinger
Mon Louis Island
James F. Maury
James T. Peterson
C. Cunningham
Knox Brothers’ Undertaking Company
Cedar Grove Place
Co. V. Shoulb
Annie M. Dyer
August Konstanzer
R. M Dyer
Shoab
L. C. Irvine
E. E. Pettit
W. S. Smith
Lester Smith
W. H. Holcombe
Sherman Stationery Company
Store Buildings for Rent on Main Streets
W S Royal offers new and modern store at 2 N Government with large windows. No 62 Dauphin street a three story brick building will be improved to suit tenant. No 6 Dauphin street a two story brick building in good condition for store or warehouse. No 211 St Michael street a large garage with cement floor usable as warehouse. Attractive prices to desirable tenants.
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Parham St
Bdward
S. Jackson St. Robert
S. Bayou St. Manuel
N. Dearborn
Elton McCowan
Eslava
Hiomi
G. Pocress
Jefferson St
Myrtle Morgan
N. Lafayette St. Margaret
William P. Morrill
St. Alas
Frances Locke
W. Fearaway
Dauphin Street
W. S. Royal
N. Government Street
Arge
St. Michael Street
Mobile
Birmingham
City Ticket Office
S. Royal St
Bell 210
Kohle Family Returns Home From Foley Winter
William Kohle and his family left Foley for St John Indiana after a winter in Foley. They built a house improved land and planted an orchard with plans to return in early fall. Brock Man and Blackburn completed a commission house loading shed and a wagon scale. Blackburn bought the Louis Schindler house for remodeling.
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Foley
Ala
William Kohle
St. John
Ind
Brockman & Blackburn
Blackburn
Louis Schindler
Foley State Bank
Fesler
D. Ludewig
Chicago
Ill
Ludewig
Embroidery Club
G.A. Murray
Real Estate Transfers in Pinehurst and City Blocks
Block 77 Pinehurst transfer from South Investment and Development Co to A Delbert Warner and Ora May Warner for 10 acres in section 7 township 7 south range 3 west. A B Pouncey to Tildy Singleton for 125 dollars at northeast Ryland's Lane and Congress Street. Fred Green to Amy C Green for two lots in St Louis tract. Grand Bay Land Co to A G Wass for two lots in section 15 township 2 south range 1 west. Emile Frederic to Annie L Frederic for Bazil Street property near Cuba and Bazil 127 by 50.
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Pinehurst
South Investment and Development Company
A. Delbert Warner
Ora May Warner
A. B. Pouncey
Tildy Singleton
Ryland
Emile Frederic
Annie L. Frederic
Bazil Street
Cuba
Bazil
Magnolia cemetery gains beautification as gates planned
Commissioner Laz Schwarz oversees improvements at Magnolia cemetery including cement gates at New Jersey and Ann street entrances. Workers clean Confederate Rest, plant Bermuda grass, repaint headstones, and restore the big monument while planning to subdivide Potter's Field for future cemetery lots. He seeks owner cooperation to have lots cleaned and kept tidy at a nominal charge.
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Laz Schwarz
Magnolia Cemetery
Gan
New Jersey
Ann Street
Schwarz
Potter’s Field
Mobile
Me for GETS-IT When I Have Corns
An advertisement touts GETS-IT as a painless quick cure for corns callouses warts and bunions. It promises immediate corn removal after years of failed remedies. Available from druggists or direct from E Lawrence & Co Chicago 25 cents a bottle.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
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George Irving
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Eulalie Fowler
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John Eee
Annie Mahler
R. Anda. Soutullo
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Mobile County
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