Mobile Cotton and Market Report Highlights
Mobile cotton prices steady with ordinary to good middling levels and a sale of 75 bales. The market lists receipts, exports, and stock figures, plus fruit and vegetable quotations and a broad securities roundup with numerous price moves and total 427,400 shares traded.
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Mobile
Mobile St
Young Men's Benevolent Association May Meeting Notice
The officers and members are requested to attend the regular monthly meeting next Thursday evening May 4 at 8 o clock by order John H Moore President Henry Ledebur Secretary
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Young Men’s Benevolent Association
John H. Moore
Henry Ledebur
Grain and Provisions Markets Open With Mixed Prices
Chicago reports show wheat and corn prices varying with No 2 red wheat at about 1.19 to 1.20 a bushel and corn around 78 1-2. Oats and rye list modest gains while pork and lard trade near recent highs. Wall Street notes Mercantile Marine leads, with preferred stock rising to a new high and heavy volume in dealings.
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Chicago
Wall Street Review
New York
Mercantile Marine
Relief from severe pilious attack with Chamberlain's Tablets
Severe headache with coated tongue loathing of food constipation torpid liver and vomiting are symptoms of a pilious attack. Relief may be had by taking three Chamberlain's Tablets which are prompt and effectual and obtainable everywhere. In Praise of Chamberlain's Cough
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Champberlain
Chamberlain
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Decline in May
The New York cotton market opened steady with May futures down one point, while responses to steadier cables and favorable goods trade reports lifted other months. July and October traded narrowly as reports on acreage and fertilizer use influenced sentiment, and cotton futures closed steady with modest gains. A testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy concludes the page.
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Road House Raids Bring Results
Police report a series of liquor seizures across multiple roadhouses and sites near Cedar Point and Dog River. Deputies Bernstein Oberhaus and others confiscated whiskey beer and gin, with several arrests and investigations ongoing.
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Burial for Capt. D G Coster Held at Magnolia Cemetery
Funeral services for Captain David G. Coster were conducted Friday at 3 p.m. from the family home at 754 Charleston Street with Rev. J B Northcutt and Rev. V Calhoun officiating. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery. pallbearers included Henry Searcliff, William Searcliff, John Dorgan, Tim Dorgan, W C C Dorgan, Edward Coster, Charles Ladnier, and Frank Bogue with honorary captains Joseph Norville, Thomas Cook and T A Johnston.
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Charleston Street
J. KB. Northcutt
Government Street Methodist Church
V. Calhoun
Magnolia Cemetery
Henry Searcliff
William S Searcliff
John A. Dorgan
Tim Dorgan
W. C C. Dorgan
Edward Coster
Charles Ladnier
Frank Bogue
Joseph H. Norville
Thomas L. Cook
T. A. Johnston
Local Farmer George N. Turner Dies in Semmes
George N. Turner age 66, a Semmes farmer and Illinois native, died Friday at 4 p.m. after illness. Survived by widow, one daughter, one grandchild, and other relatives. Roche & Burke took the body, sent to Semmes for burial Saturday.
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Illinois
Semmes
Mobile County
Alabama
Roche & Burke
Liverpool Cotton Prices April 29
Cotton spot closed steady with good middling at 8.13 and middling 7.95. Low middling 7.71d. Sales reached 3 000 bales including 500 for speculation and export. receipts 400 bales. Futures quiet with May 7.71 and other forward months slightly ranged through March April at 7.40.
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Liverpool
Export Tobacco Bales Listed For Steamer Shipments
A summary of shipments shows M. & YU. i. R.-Barker Barker Cotton Milla exporting 6 bales compressed at total 7 dollars per bale and Ity Steamer Peerless Baker with Lyons & Co. delivering 5 bales.
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Barker Cotton Milla
Peerless
Baker, Lyons & Co
Cottonseed Oil Market Mixed With Funeral Notices
Cottonseed oil prices closed mixed with May at 10.72 and June 11.00 while other months ranged from 9.95 to 11.10. Total sales reached 4,900. Laura Ellen Conway, wife of James Conway, died April 28 1916 and funeral arrangements announced for 3:00 pm at 404 Charleston Street and Magnolia Cemetery. A benefit performance for the School of Organic Education at Fairhope is planned for Saturday at the Lyric Theater with teachers and local students in a three act farce aimed at supporting literacy efforts in Alabama.
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Ady
Nine Nurses to Be Graduated
Nine nurses are listed for graduation with a continuation of the ceremony. The Mobile Infirmary Association officers include president Mrs. C J Torrey and treasurer Mrs. Pauline L Kauffman. Trustees and superintendent Miss DeWitt C Ditlard are named among the governing body.
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J. J. Peterson
G. W. Reinhoff
DeWitt Dillard
The
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C. J. Torrey
E.D. Peppers
J. G. Michael
Mims Baker
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Board of Managers
George T Rosson
L. H. Marx
W. Efp. Wilson
J. P. Lowell
C .$. Shuford
Joel W. Goldaby
Rhett Goode
Rachel Elder
Minnie Frank
British surrender at Kut el Amara marks turning point
General Townshend’s force advanced toward Baghdad after victories at Ctesiphon and Kut el Amara but faced sieges and mounting Ottoman reinforcements. The retreat to Kut el Amara under dire odds was hailed in England as a notable, though desperate, feat amid fierce 1915 campaigns.
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For sale and rent notices and a pecan graftwood listing
Immediate possession at 926 See Street an elegant home with two to twelve rooms bath gas electric lights servant’s house fruit trees large 80 by 326 feet recently repaired Southern Realty Company Agents also for sale one roadster in excellent condition Bell phone 1871 Orchard listing Pecan graftwood from bearing orchards Richard Orchards Pecan Miss
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Southern Realty Company
Bell Phone
Richard
Help Wanted Army Recruits at Mobile Recruiting Office
Able bodied unmarried men 18 to 85 may apply at the Recruiting Office, 108 St. Francis St., Mobile Alabama. Requires U S citizenship, good character and English literacy. For information contact the Mobile office.
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Army OF
United States
St. Francis St
Mobile
Ala
Verdun Front Actions Halted by French Artillery
Paris reports a violent bombardment near Avecourt and Hill 204 on the Verdun front. German troops massed for an assault but French artillery dispersed them. A separate attack east of Thiaumont farm failed with heavy German losses.
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Meuse
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Thiaumont Farm
Relief ship grounds near Kut in the Tigris river
A British relief ship carrying supplies for the Kut-el-Amara garrison grounded four miles east of Kut in the Tigris. An official statement released this evening confirmed the incident.
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Kut
Tigris
London
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Greek government declines to discuss transport of Serbian troops
The Greek government refused to discuss the Entente request to move Serbian troops from Corfu to Saloniki via the Latrinia to Piraeus railroad, per a Athens dispatch reported by Overseas News Agency. Also included are New York cotton market notes with steady prices and a sheriff sale in Mobile, Alabama, detailing Fr W Horn's property auction May 11 1916.
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Mobile
County of Mobile
State of
Alabama
Fr. W. Horn
D. C
W. H. Hotrombe
Mobile County
Alebame
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