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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1915

Page

8

Great Increase in Breadstuffs Exports Seen

Secretary Redfield told the cabinet that American exports for the current year will reach 2.16 billion dollars. Breadstuffs exports last month rose to 59 million from 8 million in March 1914, with total exports since the war’s outbreak at 418 million. Exports to British territory topped 811 million in merchandise, with Great Britain and Ireland receiving 537 million and Canada 197 million. Exports to French, Italian, Dutch, Danish, and other territories posted gains, while German territories fell.

Washington Redfield Binet Ealf Det Germany Italy Holland Denmark Sweden Japan Norway Spain Mexico Russia Brazil Argentina Belgium Panama China Switzerland Turkey Great Britain Ireland Canada Australia New Zealand British East Indies British West Indies Hong Kong Cuba United States United

Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief

An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment stops rheumatic attacks quickly by penetrating to the inflamed spot. It soothes hot swollen joints and eases lumbago and sciatic pains with near instant relief, available for 25 cents with a money back guarantee.

Sloan Sloan's

Norwegian steamer Trym leads outbound cargo from harbor

The Trym, a Munson Line freighter, sailed Friday afternoon with freight and a general cargo for Cuban ports. In port three Russian vessels are loading lumber for the United Kingdom, and additional ships from Denmark and Britain cleared for sea. A barge with resin arrived from Pensacola for shipment to New York, while the American schooner Lucinda Sutton prepared to discharge asphalt for Barker Asphalt Company in Mobile.

Trym Munson Steamship Line United Kingdom Widwad Parchim Sylfid Hunter-Benn Lumber Company Sigurd van Heynigen Aalborg Denmark Irma Bentley Hunter- Benn Lumber Company St. Johns N. B Custom House Douglass E. E. Simpson Pensacola Fla Mallory Line New York Lampasas Ossaban Tarpon Mobile Lucinda Sutton Trinidad Plier 2 Barker Asphalt Company

Two Norwegian Barks Abandoned Reported

London dispatch says Danish steamer officers reached Tyne after encountering the Norwegian barks Eva and Oscar. Eva was on fire and abandoned while Oscar was sinking with its boats missing.

London Tyne Eva Oscar

Vessels Mobilize for Mobile Bound Steamships

A list of ships and routes bound for Mobile and regional ports, naming vessels such as Nubian, Lampasas, Tarpon, Dictator, Colombia, Fort Morgan, Alamo, Viking, Bodo, Cratheus, Ottar, Albanian, Northwestern, Ossaban, Fort Gaines, Ines, and Tana with origin ports including New York, Belize, Havana, Puerto Cortez, and Copenhagen, plus operators like Malory Steamship Line, United Fruit Company, and Munson.

Nubian Laurenson England Lampasas New York Mallory Steamship Company Tarpon St. Andrew and Gulf Steamship Line Belize B. H Orr-Laubenheimer Company Colombia Nor Simonsen Puerto Barrios Guat United Fruit Co Fort Morgan Barrios United Fruit Company Alamo Viking Progresso Mexico Seeberg Steamship Line Bodo Puerto Cortez Chamelecon Steamship Co Polstad Androsson Scot van Heynigen Brokerage Company Cratheus Martinique F. W Ossaban Mallory Steamship Line Fort Gaines Hon Ines Span Huelva Spain Tana

VESSELS IN PORT Bluefields to Bay Trade listings scan

Vessels in port include Bluefields Sigurd Wala Verona Ganges Maria Hildegard Ethel Clark Jacinda Sutton Marga Vance Bennesvet and more. Docks list Ollinger Bruce Gulf Dry Docks Municipal Docks and Pier 2 with ships and river packets bound for ports in Denmark Puerto Cortez Spain Bermuda and the United Kingdom.

Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks Denmark Foreign Ports Puerto Cortez Hon

Clara Miss town upgrades with concrete walks and drug company planned

Clara Mississippi eight miles out on the log road shows improvements including concrete and gravel walkways in front of stores and remodeling of an old restaurant building for a new drug company to be owned and operated by Drs G D and J N Mason of Clara.

Chicora Miss Clara

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