Cotton futures slip then steady in New Orleans trading
Markets report a volatile session as cotton futures opened down on weak cables and weather fears but recovered to close steady after intraday selling. Prices eased to midday lows before shorts and cover activity steadied the market. October near 10.78, with spot and Gulf values noted as demand remained tepid. Bids for the old snag boat Black Warrior were opened in Mobile, but may be rejected by the chief engineer.
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Ot Saan
Middle Lands
Ng Waplan
Gulf
United States Engineer
Chicago
Texas
Mark
Wisconsin
Santas
Cotton Market Opens Firm with Net Decline
New York August 27 The cotton market opened firm at a decline of 5 to 12 points and traded 12 to 16 points lower overall. Futures activity showed initial weakness as prices moved down across the board with selling pressure evident in early trading.
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New York
United Fruit Co Passenger Freight Service Schedules
The United Fruit Co operates superior passenger and freight steamers from EANS LA to Colon and Panama every Saturday and midweek from Colon with calls at Belize Cortez and other Central American ports. Weekly routes include Mobile to Bocas del Toro and Costa Rica to Ceiba and Tela. For reservations contact Thomas W. White in Mobile or T. I. Kelleher in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Eans
Thos. W. White
Mobile
Ala
Kelleher
F. A
New Orleans
O Dear and Dogs on It May Not Be What He Said
The fragment hints at expressions like Oh dear and dogs on it and other mild exclamations. It suggests a playful misquote or voice fragment from a speaker noting scatters of phrases. No clear person or event is identified in readable text.
Artillerymen to Camp at Mobile Week of Sept 9
Adjutant General Scully ordered the Alabama National Guard artillery corps to enter camp at Mobile during the week beginning September 9. The move was announced from Montgomery on August 27.
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Montgomery
Ala
Enera
Scully
Artillery Corps
Alabama National Guard
Mobile
Stock Market Opens With Broad Gains Across Pacific Issues
Wall Street reports a strong opening with Canadian Pacific and St Paul advancing 2 and 1 points. Pacific issues, active Industrials, grangers, and coppers rise fractionally as Tobacco specialties jump 1 to 4 points. London optimism and crop notes push a moderate forward drift before noon.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Pacific
Union Pacific
Congress
London
Can
Pittsburg
Colorado
Rain Douses Mobile Cotton District With Heavy Showers
Rain swept the Mobile cotton district in the 24 hours ending 8 this morning. Waynesboro Mississippi logged the heaviest rainfall at 2.15 inches, Mobile 1.81 inches, and Demopolis 1.15 inches. Temperatures ranged 67 to 91 degrees, with heat prevailing in the Houston and Oklahoma districts. Rainfell across Alabama Mississippi Tennessee and Louisiana while Oklahoma and Charleston districts reported no rain.
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Mobile
Waynesboro
Miss
Mobile Beng
Demopolis
Houston
Oklahoma
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Louisiana
Charleston
Nubian To Load for Plymouth England Arrives Late Today
The British steamer Nubian is expected to reach port late this afternoon to load for Plymouth England. The vessel 4067 Laurenson master sails from Tampa and is consigned to Mobile Liners. Also noted are the Sabine with freight and passengers from New York via Tampa and river forecasts for local waterways. A listed derelict, spar buoy and wreckage sightings are reported off the American coast with notices to mariners including a light re illumination at St Andrews Bay.
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Plymouth
England
Colombia
Rasmussen
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Laura L. Sprague
Nubian
Laurenson
Tampa
Mallory Line
Sabine
Risk
New York
Alabama
Armenia
Yicatan
Pont Molas
Cozumel Islaid
Brandenburg
St. Paul
Cedric
Rotterdam
Ruger
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Halifax
Royal Edward
Brss
Roberta
Florida
St. Andrews Bay
St. Andrews Bar
Indian Killed On Track Near Rochelle Illinois
Indian man dies after lying on a railroad track as an express train passes. The item notes dangers of neglected coughs and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery with testimonial from J R Watts of Floydada Texas claiming recovery from a severe cough and weight gain. Trial bottle offered free at druggists.
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Rochelle
Ill
Fast Express
Dr. King
J. R. Watts
Floydada
Tex
Modern Home Builder Page Offers Design Ideas
An article showcases a building page full of suggestions for contemporary homes. It highlights ideas for layouts, materials, and finishes, aiming to guide readers in planning renovations or new builds.
John H. Hisgen Visits New Orleans for Pleasure and Business
John H. Hisgen, a prominent New Orleans resident, is in the city on a visit combining leisure and business.
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John H. Hisgen
New Orleans
Greek fined for assaulting boy
A man named Geralus, described as a large Greek, was fined after an incident involving an attack on a youth. Witnesses reported the assault occurred on a royal street shoe shop setting, leading to his arrest and subsequent punishment.
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Gus Geralus
Hale
Geralus
Greece
Nick Reaisis
Resijis
K E B P Letter from Pensacola Man Claims Cure
R H Littlefield of Pensacola Florida writes he suffered inflammatory rheumatism for years and found relief after using K E B P. He declares himself cured with no trace of disease and praises the preparation as a grand blood remedy. The note ends with a garbled sales pitch urging readers to get well.
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R. H. Littlefield
Pensacola
Fla
For Rent From Noy STORES and Dwellings Listed
Two story brick stores and multiple flats and houses for rent listed by address. Properties include 228 mercen t between Dauphin and Sts, 461-462 Da St between Hamilton and La Sts, 118 mn ment St, 116 Govern ment St, 54 otter St, 457-459 Dauphin St, 154 S. Joachim St, 203 St. Em uel St, and numerous frames on Government, Marine, St-An, Church, St. Francis, New, and other streets. Also ads for a two story rattan tone residence and a call for male canvassers at Room 305 St. Andrews Hotel.
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Bso
Bouch Bs Coe Bat
Otter St
Bet
Dauphin St
Hamilton
Lawrence
Church
Government
N. E. Pal Marine
S. Joachim St
S. Church St
St. Emuel St
S. Theatre
New
Marine
Sts
N. Springhill
New St. Francis St
Jef Tsa &T
Marine St
Old Shell Ros
E. Hallett
Case
Georgia Ave
Springhill Ave
W. Margaret St
W. Church
B. Jackson W
Mobile St
Monroe
Son
Old Shell W. LeBaron Ave
Dodson's Liver Tone Eases Constipation Safely
Dodson's Liver Tone is promoted as a safer alternative to calomel for a lazy liver and bilious constipation. The ad claims rapid relief with one or two spoonfuls, a money back guarantee, and warns against imitations that resemble Dodson's Tone.
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Dodson
Pool Hall Fight Ends With 350 Fine
In a courtroom a man named Geralus faced a judge after a confrontation with Resijis over a pool game. Resijis bore bruises and a cut lip, and Patrolman Gayle corroborated the evidence. Geralus admitted shoving Resijis but claimed he only fell to the floor.
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Resijis
Gayle
Hale
Geralus
Resists
Jeptha Chapter Fastern Star Picnic for Robert Morris Day
Jeptha Chapter No 41 Order of the Eastern Star holds a picnic at Monroe Park on Saturday August 31 from 4 to 9 PM. Visiting members of the order are invited to participate.
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Ladies of Jeptha
Order of the Fastern Star
Robert Morris
Monroe Park
Order
Not the right man released in Harper murder case
A man at Flomaton Alabama was identified as Elijah Tabb, the alleged murderer of Winston Harper, but authorities ruled him not the correct suspect and ordered his release. The report notes ongoing investigation and uncertainty surrounding the arrest.
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Olla
Flomaton
Alabama
Elijah Tabb
Winston Harper
Rheumatism Hope Promises Relief From Treatments
Many suffer from rheumatism and believe cures are impossible. The message urges perseverance with treatments until relief is found and encourages not to be discouraged.
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Wall Street Review
Cotton Region Bulletin
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Wetumpka
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Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
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Mrs. Newberry
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Pensacola, Fla
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Untreiner
Marine Street
Mrs. N. W. Stubbs
she/Otto
Richards, North Carolina
C. W. Spain
Oakdale
Birmingham
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Alabama Division
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Mesdames
Annie Morris
George Antwine
W. J. McGrail
C2 J. O Brien
L. A. McCormick
Miss van Arsdale
Ella Collins
State Division
C. W. Pake
Pascagoula
Edward A. Hauss
Century, Fla
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