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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1912

Page

8

Storage eggs slump as Chicago price drops to 19 cents a dozen

Chicago storage egg stockpiles of 1.67 million cases flood the market pushing wholesale prices from 22 to 19 cents per dozen. Local Mobile prices stay near 24 cents after freight and breakage costs, with dealers earning a 2 to 3 cent profit. Government use and restaurant contracts keep steady supply, while churches and communities list nearby services.

Chicago Chicago Produce Exchange Mobile F. O. B. Chicago Ufe United States Army Navy

Will Al Palzer Win the Heavyweight Belt Title

In Los Angeles three top heavyweights Jim Flynn Luther McCarty and Al Palzer prepare for a three cornered elimination bout to crown a champion The winner faces Palzer on New Year’s Day The piece notes McCarty’s rising reputation Flynn’s knockout power and Palzer’s recovery after a Wells bout plus manager quotes predicting a coast belt return.

Los Angeles Cal Jim Flynn Luther McCarty al Palzer Palzer New York Flynn McCarty Carl Morris al Kaufman Jeffries Venice Walter Monahan Luther Bill McCarty Jim O’ Rourke Bombardier Wells Wells Falzer

Deaths and Funerals At Mobile

David Bond a Mobile resident for sixty five years died at 11 45 am at his home 451 Eslava street after a lingering illness. Born in Tuscaloosa Ala sixty eight years ago he was a brother of James Bond of this city and George W Bond of New York His career included hardware business and later master mechanic for Mobile and Ohio Railroad He married Fannie Rouse and had two children William P and Sallie B Bond He leaves several nieces and nephews and was a member of Union Lodge No 18 Odd Fellows Funeral customs and religious notes follow for Mrs Pearl Brown burial at Magnolia cemetery and services led by Very Rev Gardiner C Tucker at St Johns Episcopal Church.

David Bond Mobile Eslava Street Tuscaloosa Ala James Bond George W. Bond New York City James Sarah Bond Williams & Bond Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Bond Fannie Rouse William Rouse William P Sallie B. Bond A. C. Wilson Frances Bond Sadie Ransdell Benton C Elliott Rain This City New York Edward Bond Union Lodge No. 18 of Odd Fellows

Mr Joe Brettel Joins Zadek Jewelry as Salesman

Notice that Joe Brettel formerly with Spira and Pincus will start Monday December 9 at E. O. Zadek Jewelry Company as Salesman. He invites friends to call on him for anything in the jewelry line.

Joe Brettel Spira & Pincus E. O. Zadek Jewelry Company

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