Pig Iron Rate Case Again in Limelight
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and iron interests face a rehearing on May 3 as the Alabama Railroad Commission reconsiders pig iron rates. Carriers seek a higher gate, while local shippers urge keeping the lower $1.75 rate amid looming river traffic links to Mobile and a hoped balance between rail and water transport.
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Make good for Mobile power and plans for growth
City leaders debate two major initiatives this week in Mobile. The first would authorize bonds to build docks and harbor facilities with rail and water links, while the second concerns a state controlled land mortgage bank proposed by W P G Harding. Public unity is urged to back both projects to boost Mobile and the back country as the legislature weighs the measures.
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Delay on the Market Exchange for Mobile
The passage questions the fate of Mobile's proposed Market Exchange. It urges the Chamber of Commerce to entrust a competent committee of conservative business leaders to establish and manage the institution responsibly.
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Mobile
Tick Eradication Week Moves in Mobile County
Gov Charles Henderson proclaims Tick Eradication Week with Mobile county farmers and the Chamber of Commerce launching a countywide effort. George A Maloney leads education efforts and dip vats are being built to rid cattle of ticks, improving milk and butter quality and reducing cattle losses.
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Mobile plans extend docks as legislative delegation weighs bonds
Mobile officials push a multi-bill plan to build public docks and rail terminals on sand islands below the city, seek state approval to issue bonds, and argue for state backing in locating and financing a large turning basin for ocean traffic. Mayor Pillans notes other ports are state or provincial led and cites Mobile’s municipal progress and needs.
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Upholding the Bond Issue Plan by John A Rogers
John A Rogers argues in favor of a four percent state bond issue to pay Alabama debt, calling bonds a moral obligation and urging low denomination bonds to widen ownership. He warns against repudiation and warrants, citing state wealth, credit, and the need to protect future finances.
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Gainsville
County Urges Full Week for Cattle Tick Eradication
Commissioners request support for relief efforts and note national aid hinges on local action. They echo Alabama's governor calling a full week dedicated to eradicating cattle ticks in the county. Local leaders seek cooperation to unlock government funds for the vital program.
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Honor the Dead at Magnolia Cemetery Memorial
The Memorial Association, with the United Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy and a remnant of the Confederate dead, will honor hundreds of Confederate soldiers at Magnolia Cemetery. Grand Army of the Republic members will join in the observance as eloquent tributes recall their deeds.
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Appointment of Dr. Joseph Patt to State Veterinary Board
Governor Henderson names Dr. Joseph Patt of Mobile to a four year seat on the State Veterinary Board. Patt has long resided in Mobile and earns praise for a high reputation as a veterinarian. The appointment of a Mobilian is seen as fitting and commendable for the community.
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Mobile
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Spanish king handed affairs to French in 1721
In 1721 King Philip V son of Louis XIV placed state matters in the hands of French advisers. The move aided Spain as its army and fleets were weak and finances poor, with royal servants unpaid and some going hungry.
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Ford Announces Profit Sharing for Buyers
Interview with Mr. Ford explains a $50 profit sharing distribution to Ford purchasers. Page 2 coverage outlines eligibility and process for receiving the amount.
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Prizes for Naming Popular Characters on the Funny Page
Readers may name a favorite character from The Mobile Item comic pages and explain why. Submissions must be 9 write no more than 100 words on one side of paper, naming the character and feature. Contest closes April 30 with results May 8. First prize is an item order for goods, second prize a similar order, and ten runner ups receive similar awards. No age limit.
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Polly
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