Mrs Storey Reports DAR Progress At Alabama Conference
Mrs William Cumming Storey president general of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution outlines 18 months of progress. She highlights debt reduction on Memorial Continental Hall from 126000 to 80000 through voluntary contributions and notes active CH A R committees in patriotic education conservation and historic trails. Delegates plan nominations and elections with memorial hour observed and a delegate boat ride.
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National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
William Cumming Storey
Alabama
Storey
Memorial Continental Hall
Washington
United States
New York City
Lynchburg
Hanson Funeral Notice for Josephine Kess
Entered into rest December 3 1914 at 3 10 am Josephine Kess relict of the late Michael Henton A F T IN at 2 20 o clock and from St Josephs Church at 3 o'clock Interment in Magnolia cemetery.
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Hanson
Josephine Kess
Michael Henton
St. Josephs Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Stock Means Prosperity in Mobile County Cattle Plan
Speakers praise cattle industry advances from Mississippi farming to Alabama policy. Matt Mahomer Jr., notes tick eradication by dipping vats and urges silos and better corn handling. J T Watts of USDA promotes county livestock associations and breeding programs to eradicate ticks and boost beef dairy and hog stock. E R Sly urges a single hog breed for uniformity in Creola.
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Matt Mahomer, Jr
Special Cattle Committee
Mississippi
Noxubee County
Mr. Mahomer
Mobile County
J. T. Watte
Alabama
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Watts
E. R. Sly
Creola
Cratheus Set to Sail Thursday with War Horse Cargo
The Norwegian steamer Cratheus loaded the last cargo of war horses, except two injured animals under veterinary care, and is poised to sail Thursday afternoon. Officials expect a convoy by a British warship or concurrent escort from French or British naval units after departing the gulf.
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Cratheus
Gulf
New York Cotton Market Tends Lower at Open
The New York cotton market opened softer with general business quiet. Liverpool slipped marginally while Southern selling pressured active months, though May saw investment buying around 7.55 stabilizing the decline. Futures closed steady after early volatility with March and October showing lower readings.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Mixed After Session Decline
Cotton futures in New Orleans finished with a net decline of 11 to 15 points amid a volatile session. Prices for January and subsequent months showed minor losses with bids and cash-like ranges noted for several contracts.
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New Orleans
Merv Sa Hess
Fev Eos
Cena
Wall Street Review Bond Market Quiet With Small Shifts
New York Dec 3 The early bond market showed no major changes with lighter dealings than earlier in the week. Southern Railway 4s Interborough refunding 4s Atchison convertible 4s and Chicago Rock Island refunding 4s rose slightly while Northern Pacific 4s Burlington Joint 4s and New York Railways issues fell a touch. Republic Steel 5s slipped a bit while United States Steel 5s held steady.
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Wall Street Review
New York
Southern Railway
Interborough
Atchison
Chicago
Rock Island
Northern Pacific
Burlington Joint
New York Railways
Repubic Steel
United States Steel
Turpen tide firm bids ease as hog industry tour urged
Turpentine firm quotes bids and asks for receipts of rosin and turpentine in Savannah. Speakers including Dr W H Kemp and George A Maloney discussed Duroc Jersey stock, hog cholera inoculation, peanuts as hog fattening feed, and industry importance to city and county trade. Merchants urged cooperation with stock committees and tour automobiles faced access issues.
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W. H. Kemp
George A. Maloney
L. C. Irvine
J. L. Cawthon
Brownatone Hair Stain Free Trial Offer
An advertisement touts Brownatone hair stain as harmless and permanent looking, claiming quick application with a comb or brush and monthly touch ups to maintain shade. It promises no dangerous ingredients and offers a trial by mail with name, address, and payment details.
Free Trial Bottle Coupon for Browstone Hair Stain
The Kenton Pharmacal Company of Covington Kentucky offers a free trial bottle coupon for Browstone Hair Stain. Send ten cents to cover postage plus a request form at 540 E P Street Covington KY.
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Kenton Pharmacal Company
E. P. Street
Covington
Seven Young Men Admitted On Trial By Alabama Conference
In Andalusia Alabama the Alabama conference met for its second day. Seven young men were admitted on trial: Henry L Tate Angus C Lee Henry G Cowan Matthew J Bourtegge John A Crew Morgan D Taylor Arthur F Phenix. James L White Haley Lisenby John C Phares Adam G Ellison John A Whitsett elected traveling deacons. Rev John W Budd transferred from Missouri. Preachers reported. Rev J A McBryde located at request.
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Andalusia
Ala
Alabama
Henry L. Tate
Angus C. Lee
Henry G. Cowan
Matthew J. Bourtegge
John A. Crew
Morgan D. Taylor
Arthur F. Phenix
Lycurgus Spinks
A. B. Brown
Candler
Paine Institute
Rioting in Zeist Camp Leaves Six Belgians Dead
Associated Press reports Zeist Belgium concentration camp in Holland saw riot yesterday Dutch troops fired on Belgian detainees killing six and wounding nine according to Het Volk Amsterdam dispatch via Reuters. Details were not yet available.
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Associated Press
London
Zeist
Holland
Het Volk
Amsterdam
Reuter
Aluminum usage in the United States 1913 totals over 72 million pounds
The article reports 72,379,000 pounds of aluminum consumed in the United States during 1913, up from 65,607,000 pounds the previous year, alongside money market figures and sterling exchange rates.
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United States
France to hold extraordinary session in Paris
Paris reports parliament will convene December 22 as the cabinet offers itself to the committee of the chamber of deputies. News from Berlin notes no major changes in the war fronts while London cites ANZAC troops to Egypt and Belgium queen’s return. Dispatches describe Belgrade evacuation and Austria’s assault aiming to block rail links.
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Bordeaux
Chamber of Deputies
London
New Zealand
Egypt
Bureau
Europe
Flanders
Daily News
Elizabeth
Belgium
France
Albert
Russians Advance Closer to Krakow Amid Polish Front Shifts
The Times Petrograd correspondent reports Russian forces retake Strykow and near Cracow, recapturing the Lodz Warsaw railway. Germans hold central Poland’s west of Sowicz while fighting remains hazardous near Cracow. Austrian troops penetrate from Oujibe to Koderitch as Belgrade evacuates.
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Times Petrograd
Strykow
Lodz-Warsaw
Poland
Sowicz
Cracow
Guns Roar Deeply at Ypres Front
London reports a higher level of activity along the Ypres front as transports bring wounded to Bruges. Across Poland and Galicia, German efforts push toward Warsaw Cracow and Przemysl, while Austrian defenses show strain. news from Petrograd and Berlin reflects shifting views. In South Africa the capture of De Wet eases English anxiety.
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Rennenkampf
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von Hindenburg
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Galicia
England
South Africa
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Reichstag
Seaath Voce
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