Truck Growers Form Cooperative in Jackson Harrison Areas
The Truck Growers of Jackson Harrison counties organized a cooperative at the consolidated school last night. Farmers pledged effort to build carload lots for North and East markets. Authorities at Mississippi A and M College plan citrus canker eradication with inspectors aiding affected counties.
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N Son
Jackson Cou
Nears
Jackson and Harrison Arc
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Starsville
Miss
Jeff Chaffin
Biloxi
Mr. Chaf
Florida liquor bill limits sales to sealed packages
The Davis package bill passed the house and awaits governor Trammell's signature and will take effect September 1. It bans liquor sales except in sealed packages at bars and restricts beer and other liquors in clubs and hotels to the same rules as saloons.
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Tallahassee
Fila
House
Senate
Trammell
Harbor Delegations Named to Meet Legislators
Chairman Horace Turner assigns two committees to appear before Mobile county lawmakers next week. The Uniform Dredging bill group includes A. C. Danner as chairman with H. P. Gaillard J. P. Dortch J. W. Whiting and Horace Upton. The State Aid For Harbor bill group is chaired by A. P. Bush with Stewart Brooks Erwin Craighead William H. Armbrecht and Stewart A. LeBlanc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Turner
Joint Rivers and Harbor Committee
Mobile County
A. C. Danner
8. P. Gaillard
J. P. Dortch
J. W. Whiting
Horace Upton
A. P. Bush
Stewart Brooks
Erwin Craighead
William H. Armbrecht
Stewart A. LeBlanc
Will Catch Cattle as They Are Being Dipped
Laws Silpe of the New York Commercial Motion Picture Company and a cattle committee party depart for Wilmer Alabama to film cattle at Henry Frandon Son ranch G J Maloney agency will demonstrate dipping vat with about two hundred cattle to be run before the camera and many dipped Secretary George G Card E M Bailey Aubrey Boyles accompany the party en route to Semmes from Wilmer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws Silpe
New York Commercial Motion Picture Company
Chamber of Commerce
Wilmer
Ala
Henry Frannon & Son
G. J. Maloney
United States Farm Demonstration Agent
George G. Card
E. M. Bailey
Aubrey Boyles
Semmes
Receiving Stolen Watch Charged to a Loan Man
Edward Morningstar a loan man surrendered at the county jail on Thursday afternoon and was served with a warrant charging him with receiving stolen property. The warrant cites a gold watch worth 22 dollars bought for 2 dollars from Anna Chatman. The case is set for Saturday before Judge Henry Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Morningstar
Inferior Criminal Court
H. H. Smith
Anna Chatman
Morningstar
Henry Chamberlain
Equal Suffrage Lectures Begin Friday Night
A series of Equal Suffrage lectures opens Friday night at the Battle House auditorium with Claude A. Gra introducing the event. Rev. Matthew Brewster and Rev. John W. Phillips speak on Suffrage Day Saturday at the Cawthon Hotel reception, led by Mobile Equal Suffrage Association leaders.
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Battle House
Claude A. Gra
Matthew Brewster
Christchurch
John W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Mobile Equal Suffrage Association
Cawthon Hotel
Ellen Ligon
Rhett Goode
Julius Goldstein
Ruth Nelson
Donna Hamburger
Martin Holbrook
Mesdames J. H. Waters
D. P. Bestor, Jr
James O. Dickens
Marie Layette
Eugenia Mark
Battle House Auditorium
Cawthon
Mesdames Rhett Goode
Charles Mohr
J. O. Dickens
W. D. Stratton
Gage
Boston
M. F. Kirkbride
J. S&s. Barrett
Jack Ross, Jr
James R. Hagan
Julian Barteé
Seale Harris
D. P. Bestor
Henry Hall
G. M. Luce
Governor Henderson to Welcome War Secretary at Mussel Shoals
Governor Henderson accepted a May 10 invitation to Sheffield to welcome the secretary of war and legislators who will inspect the Mussell Shoals power site on the Tennessee river. The invitation was extended by Rep Henry A Bradshaw of Lauderdale County. The event is billed as one of Alabama’s greatest ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
Sheffield
Alabama
Secretary of War
Senate
House of Representatives
Mussell Shoals
Tennessee River
Henry A. Bradshaw
Lauderdale County
Joseph M Levy Dies After Brief Illness in Mobile
Joseph M Levy longtime Mobile resident and former clothing dealer died Friday at 6 am at his father in law L Neubrik 201 Monroe Street after a week long illness he was a member of Mobile Lodge No 67 Knights of Pythias and Rath Zur Lodge Bnai B rith survived by his wife Rose Neubrik brother Gus Levy of New York City and other relatives born in Lust Bavaria. death announced with regret by local Jewish and civic circles.
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Joseph M. Levy
Mobile
Rose Neubrik
Gus~ Levy
New York City
Levy
Mobile Lodge No. 67
Knights of Pythias
Rath Zur Lodge
B'nai B'rith
City
Fort Gaines Brings 19000 Bananas to Pier 1 for UFC
The Norwegian steamer Fort Gaines delivering 19 000 bunches of bananas to the United Fruit Company arrived Friday at 7 am from Puerto Cortez Hon and docked at Pier 1 to discharge. Three UFC steamers will depart next week for cargoes and two will return with fruit. Fort Morgan and Tana expected May 5 and 7.
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Fort Gaines
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Pier 1
T. D. Nettles
Bluefields
Ollinger-Bruce Dry
Mobile
Fort Morgan
Tana
Maddox Started It In Oil City Vitalitas Ad
An interview with S S Maddox of Nashville describes Vitalitas as a cure for muscular rheumatism. His son John Maddox in Oil City La sent a bottle and reported benefits. William Maddox in Mobile also praises it for his old worker. Advert shows Vitalitas and Sutton's Drug as a source.
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Vitalitas
Maddox
Broadway
Nashville
John Maddox
Oil City
William
Mobile
South
Sutton’s
Fire Destroys C W Stillwell Home Near Grand Bay
The residence of C W Stillwell about one and a half miles east of Grand Bay Ala was completely destroyed by fire on Thursday afternoon. The origin is unknown but firefighters saved the contents and the structure was valued at 7500 dollars with full insurance.
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Grand Bay
Ala
C. W. Stillwell
Plateau Normal To Give Exhibition At Fifth Annual Commencement
The Plateau Normal and Industrial Institute presents its second entertainment of the fifth annual commencement under principal Isaiah J. Whitley. Friday night at 8 o'clock features a concert by the second and third grades taught by W. L Holman, following last week's primer and first grade program led by M. L. Carrington.
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Plateau Normal and Industrial Institute
Isaiah J. Whitley
W. L Holman
M. L. Carrington
Convict Simmons Escapes From Alabama Road Camp
News from Ever green reports Simmons, a black convict, escaped from the road camp near Evergreen on Thursday. A bloodhound tracked the escape but no word on the dog’s status, suggesting the fugitive may have killed it. Simmons had been convicted for violating prohibition laws.
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Monroe
Mous
Ala
Simmons
Evergreen
Kimbrough Will Gifts Family Major Property Bequests
The will of Edward H. Kimbrough probated in Mobile allocates all personal property to his wife and $1,000 life insurance, plus carriages vehicles and horses. Daughters Katie and Lillie Belle receive $6,000 life insurance, a diamond stud to Katie, and diamond earrings to Lillie Belle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Kimbrough
Mobile
Katie
Lillie Belle Kimbrough
Circuit Court Moves to Early Summer Hours
Officials of the circuit court and attorneys will begin at 8 a.m. under a new schedule set by Judge Samuel B Browne. The court will recess at noon to 2 p.m. and resume until 6 p.m. The change aims to reduce delays from lengthy trial sittings.
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Circuit Court
Samuel B. Browne
Appetite Follows Good Digestion Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Popular remedy praised for easing indigestion constipation and headaches. Promotes use of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a laxative-pepsin blend sold in two bottle sizes. Free trial bottle offered by Dr W B Caldwell at 452 Washington St Monticello Tl.
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Dr. Caldwell
Railway Schedules Revised March 1 1915
Timetables for Louisville and Nashville and affiliated lines show southbound and other departures and arrivals with varying times. Listings include connections to Chicago Cincinnati Montpelier Selma Birmingham and Mobile Bay Shore and Sunday service notes for certain trains.
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Louisville
Nashville
Senan QO
Chi, & Cin, Ltd
Mont.-N
Ohio
Selma
Birmingham
Thomasville Ac
Demobile
Bay Sho Shore
Rae Anki
Rotarians to Name Delegates for San Francisco Gathering
In the coming days the Rotary Club will elect delegates to attend the national convention in San Francisco from July 19 to 26. Mobile and other clubs expect wide participation with representatives from across the United States and Canada. Dr Seale of the Mobile Club hopes for additional attendees beyond the regular delegation. Birmingham club members discussed the plan at a recent meeting.
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Mobile Clut
San Francisco
Rotary
Uses States
Canada
Seale
Mobile Club
Mobile
Birmingham
Anniston Seeks Coal Rate Cut in State Hearing
The Anniston Chamber of Commerce will send a delegation to Montgomery to urge the railroad to reduce coal rates from seventy cents to fifty cents. The trip, organized after a chamber meeting this week, involves Shelby and Secretary Oliver Coz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Montgomery
Ala
Anniston Chamber of Commerce
Niston
Cid
Oscar
Shelby
Oliver Coz
City approves six million loan for transit project
Voters authorized a 6 million loan to fund a comprehensive transit project in Philadelphia. The measure aims to advance a major city transportation scheme, with officials outlining the plan and funding by the city.
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Philadelphia
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Jackson -Harrison Cos
ANASS
Cuticura
Jackson County
Harrison County
Wiggins
John Ott
Gulfport and Mississippi Coast Traction Company
Carnegie
Carnegie Hero Commission
Pittsburgh
Ott
Equal Suffrage
Mussel
Chicago
JAS
McDonnell & CO
Gaston & Pitts
Dauphin Street
E. H. Kimbrough
Rotarians
Frisco
Castoria Tn
Sen
Mobile Electric Supply Co
Scheneher-Alidor Electric Co
D’olive Electric Company
Shaw-Cain Electric Company
Compos Electric Company
van Antwerp Drug Company
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