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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1915
Page
6
The Italian king Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena lead a royal effort to lift soldiers at the front. Queen Helena and Princess Jolanda visit hospitals, aid maimed veterans, and fund artificial limbs while promising new care methods.
Danny Lund and his Lone Star Girls open a week at the Columbia starting Monday matinee. The act includes Lew Gordon and Miss Butler with a Monday Tuesday program of In Honolulu and a Sunday bill featuring Charlies Chaplin Richie. The five reel program also shows Dough and Dynamite Rural Demons Sour Notes He Fell in the Park.
Miss Edith Mayer of Overlook visits Mrs. Charles Harbert in Orchard Ala. The Orchard Produce Exchange and the Citrus Association held a joint meeting with Dr. Wineberg and W H Reynolds presenting talks on the Satsuma orange its enemies and cultivation Reynolds praised the fruit as a booster for Satsuma Day. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Erdman for a well attended afternoon.
Stanley and family moved from nania to the Erds Man place this week. H bert is making a two weeks visit in Chicago and other Northern cities. Mr. Wengerd is building an addition to the Peck cottage which his family now occupies.
Miss Louise Bodden of Mobile visited Miss Daisy All day last week. George Rogers and family visited relatives here this week. The Willing Workers sponsored a box supper for charitable funds. A. R. Turner spent the past week in Tennessee. Mrs. G. J. Fitts visited her sister Mrs. Byrd this week. Wyley Baxter, ex manager of Vinegard Bend Lumber store, resigned for a new job. Miss Sallie Platt and Esther Brown went to Leakesville on business. Miss Neeta All day is recovering after a long illness. Vallie O Neal was in Vinegar Bend on business. One physician notes you cannot recover quickly from a monthlong illness.
A proposed grove club offers shares at $10 per member with one acre per share and $275 cash or $5 monthly for 60 months. The Bank of Mobile holds funds until 200 members are secured. if not, fees are returned. Members vote on management and may swap stock for individual acres with majority approval.
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