Bond Market Gains Steam Amid Higher Rates and Steel Upturn
The bond market improves as higher rates for money in fall and lower bond quotations ease. Savings banks eye purchases, Pan Handle bonds sold for 7 million boost sentiment, and Southern Pacific offering may trigger underwriter activity. Steel demand rises, copper prices edge up, and US copper supply remains constrained as mines run at capacity.
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Pan
Southern Pacific
United States Steel Corporation
United States
US revenue cutter Winona fails to locate arms ship Buenaventura
The Winona under Firateer Howell searched the gulf for a Mexican vessel said to carry arms from New Orleans to Mexico and transfer at Chandeleur Island. After about a day, no trace was found and Howell noted the late hour hindered any possible interception.
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United States Revenue
Winona
Firateer
Howell
Buenaventura
United States
Mexico
Gulf
New Orleans
Chandeleur Island
Mobile
Convention of Sunday Schools in Mobile County District 9
A Sunday School Convention for district 9 Mobile County meets Sunday May 31 at Union Baptist Church Union Ala. It runs 10 am to 4 20 pm with a noon basket dinner. Schools include Grand Bay Baptist Union Baptist Theodoretist Grand Bay Methodist Irvington Union St Elmo Baptist Prosser Union Magnolia Baptist. Officers: A A Johnson Theodore president Rev C D Berry vice president Mrs Helen C Day Grand Bay secretary treasurer.
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Mobile County Sunday School Association
Union Baptist Church
Union
Ala
Grand Bay
Mobile
Grand Bay Baptist
Union Baptist
Theodoretist
Grand Bay Methodist
Irvington Union
St. Elmo Baptist
Prosser Union
Magnolia Baptist
A. A. Johnson
Theodore
C. D. Berry
Helen C. Day
American Fish and Oyster Co Advertising Card
Wholesale and retail seafood firm at the northeast corner of Church and Water streets offers quick service and strictly fresh stock. Catering to hotel and family trade. Contacts include Shaffer Henderson and McLean with Bell and Home phone numbers.
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N. E. Cor. Church and Water Sts
Bell Phone
Shaffer
H. M. Henderson
A. McLean
Burke's New Place Opens as Mobile Ice Cream Parlor
Burke's Ice Cream Parlor at 203 Dauphin Street opens to public with high end interior inspired by New Orleans Birmingham and Atlanta. Proprietor Jesse Burl hosts hundreds as Mobile firms supplied electrical work fixtures and a second floor factory for making goods. A ladies rest room with attendant and a first of its kind Creary dry candy refrigerator highlight the new establishment.
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Burke
Mobile
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jesse Burl
New Place
Jointla
Dauphin Street
Shenher- Alidor Electric Company
Wainwright Safe and Fixture Company
Hutchinson
Sunday Talks Highlight Cooperative Work and Missions
Aubrey Boyles speaks on The Value of Co operative Organization at the Sunday program in Huntington. Other speakers include J L Cawthon on Adult Team Work and Miss Nanie Baker on Lesson Preparation. Loraine McCoy and Estelle B Davis address missions and missionary work in a lineup tied to Sunday schools and county associations. One note adds Mexico invasion as a looming issue.
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Aubrey Boyles
Huntington
J. L. Cawthon
County Association
Government Street
Verdi Centenary Celebrated Across Italy with Grand Opera Events
Italy observes Verdi's birth centenary as Parma hosts operatic performances in the Fournse theatre with Toscanini and Campanini leading a starry company. Notables attend Verona open air shows as Verdi exhibits and monuments unfold in Parma and San Francisco funding flows from Italian communities abroad.
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Rome
Italy
Verdi
Grea
Parma
Adelina Patti
Caruso
Milan
Cavalier
Carolyn White
Ricardo Martin
Allan Hinkley
Adeline Gostinelli
Sanmarco
Titta
Ruffo
Pini Corsi
Verona
Margherita
Abruzzi
Turin
Anacello
Radames
Marie Gay
Aida
Credaro
Florentine
Natonal
Ximenes
New York
San Francisco
California
Annual A M E Zion Conference in Mobile District
The thirty seventh session of the District Conference of the Sunday school and C EB Convention of the A M E Zion church met at Mount Moriah Mobile district Preswick Alabama with Rev J B Swain presiding. Rev A J Rogers was re elected presiding elder for a sixth year in the Mobile district. The conference elected officers and committees and raised 11789 for church building. The State Street Church Mobile led with nearly 3000. The gathering will reconvene in December at Moss Point Mississippi.
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A. M. E. Zion
Mobile
Preswick
Ala
Mount Moriah
J. B. Swain
A. J. Rogers
Serena Knowles
Mary Evans
State Street Church
A. Hannum
Moss Point
Miss
Texas Wonder Cure Claims Kidney Relief
A fragmentary note from Hall 2428 Olive claims Texas Wonder cures Habdetes and kidney issues for men and women. The text mentions one treatment and testimonials, but details are unclear.
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Hall
Olive
Realty market heats up in Mobile area transfers
The Mobile area real estate activity rose with many large transfers. Notable deeds include G. L. Smith selling West Cedar lot to Belle M. Boulet for 2500 dollars and Maurice W. McCarty et al selling North Elmira lot west of Hamilton for 1000 dollars. Numerous other lots change hands among individuals and companies including Irvington Development and North Mobile Development, with prices ranging from 1 dollar to 3500 dollars.
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Considera
North Cedar Street
Government
Church
G. L. Smith
Belle M. Boulet
Maurice W. McCarty
North Elmira
Hamilton
John T. McDonald
Sim Robinson
Wolff Heights
Irvington Development Company
William T. Stout
Southwest
Northwest
Township
Range
Paul J. Sturtevant
William T. Sturtevant
Joseph A. Marques, Jr
Mary A. T. Cahrest
Conception
Georgia
James B. Stringer
James
Cornelia Lambert
Walter C. Stringer
Considerations
Alice George
Thomas Burroughs
Martin and Huet
Connelly
William M. Sweeney
William H. Lewis
H. Strange
J. R. Stringer
Lewis Lloyd
Eugene B. Avenue
J. R. Tapia
Rachel Shock
J. H. Wilson
L. R. Kimball
Wilson
Kirk Wilson
Annie L. Goodlee
Lexington Heights
Michael J. Vickers
Thos. P. France
Sarah A. France
Savannah
Dearborne
North Mobile Development Company
Syl Turner
North Mobile
Jas. N. Harbin
Olivia V. Harbin
Spring Hill Avenue
Cazalas
Crichton
Jas. H. Wilson
Margaret R. Monroe
E. H. Bixler
Martha Turner
East Good Pay
North Pecan Street
Cora.Williams
Jas. Fincher
W. Co
Caster Howard
Schusse
W. A. Reed
F. J. Wilson
Reed
Jas
N. Lynch
Mary BE. Root
Sam D. Copeland
W. D. Delchams
Terrill
Ala
Port
Alice E. Quicks
Willie B. Delchamps
S. D. Copeland
Leona Keenan
Mobile Bay
S. R
W. Thos H. Wiliams
R. P. Roach
W. Mobile Basket Co
N. Mobile Dev. Co
J. He Patterson
Mary J. Cochran
J. W. Weiss
Josie T. Peebles
Chastang Station
J. Chastang
Belle M. Boules
W. Cedar
Yeend Dev. Co
James Madden
McDonald
Old Government Street Heights
Gavin T. Hill
Josephine B. Beyer
Martha A. Price
Martha R. Cameron
Johnson Tract
Cameron, Fitzgerald and
Turnerville Road
Peter A. Savage
Nettie Davidson
New Jersey
Marine
William R. Frasier
Victoria Welch
S. W. Zeller
Ene
Moile Street
Eyinee B. Scott
Eck
Citree P. Mooney
Vivian Oor
Monroe
Ted Sey
Oyster Here Should Worry If You Eat Him Alive
An Alabama oyster debate sparks wit and wonder as officials ponder if an oyster opens September or September opens the oyster. The piece jokes about can you hurt an oyster's feelings and notes oysters year round at coast resorts while politics and ham and egg commissions loom.
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Alabama State Oyster Commission
French Academy
John Craft
Alabama Commission
Humane Society
Captain Craft
Pensacola
Mobile
R’s
Albania
Parcel sizes and locations listed for Savannah and area
The notice lists parcel dimensions and locations including Savannah 60 feet and E Chatham 40 by 120 feet, W Julia 200 feet south of Spring Hill Shell road 48 by 100 feet, southeast Spring Hill avenue and Indiana street 52.6 by 170 feet.
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Savannah
E. Chatham
W. Julia
Spring Hill Shell Road
Spring Hill Avenue
Indiana Street
Immediate burial for drownings approved by health board
The city allows immediate interment of bodies from drowning without health certificates. Under the new rule undertakers may bury such paupers and others in emergencies. Dr. C A Mohr announced after a conference with Frank Roche Peter Burke and Mayor Laz Schwarz. Magnolia cemetery keeper T H Rutherford received orders.
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Board of Health
Pie
C. A. Mohr
Messrs
Frank Roche
Peter Burke
Laz Schwarz
Magnolia Cemetery
T. H. Rutherford
Foley Kidney Pills Sold For Kidney Trouble Health Claim
The daughter of A. Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky suffered kidney trouble but after taking Foley Kidney Pills her health reportedly improved. The ad claims the medicine is safe dependable and non habit forming from Van Antwerp Corporation.
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A. Mitchell
Bagdad
Electric signboard lights up Mobile store roof
The giant illuminated sign on the United Cigar Stores roof lit for the first time Saturday night attracting much attention. It was built in Mobile by McDermott Advertising Service and installed under the supervision of manager Harry Crawford.
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United Cigar Stores
Mobile
McDermott
Harry Crawford
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