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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1914

Page

11

The Mobile Satsuma Drive to Build a Fine Market

The Mobile orange campaign urges strict grower shipper organization to establish the Mobile quality for Satsuma fruit. It warns against unskilled culture and poor soils, emphasizes soil drainage and proper fertilization, and argues for a protective industry group to maintain flavor standards and market connections.

Satsuma R. V. Taylor J. M. Walsh W. H. Reynolds Florida California Satsumas Mobile Satsuma Mobile Satsuma Grove

Boy Absent After Leaving Bill With St Louis Contact

Chief of Police Crenshaw received a letter from H. M. Henderson of St Louis requesting a search in Mobile for Charley Vance a 17 year old boy who was employed by Henderson and sent with a $12 50 bill to pay with which he never returned with the receipt authorities suspect he headed for Mobile.

Frank W. Crenshaw H. M. Henderson St. Louis Mobile Charley Vance Henderson

Changes in Int League Seen in Baltimore Jersey City Moves

New York December 8. G Barrow head of the International League said Baltimore likely moves to Richmond Virginia and Jersey City could be taken over by Syracuse. A committee will report later this week with discussion on Federal League encroachment and possible trades noted.

New York G. Barrow International League Baltimore Richmond Jersey City Syracuse N. Y Brooklyn Federal League Hempstead National Commission

Wounded burglar sent to city court

Will Smith a negro burglar bound over to the grand jury on burglary charges after being shot by deputy Ed Zeigler during an arrest attempt. Smith recently discharged from city hospital where he recovered from gunshot wounds. He allegedly entered Mitchell Lakikos Greek store near Davis avenue and was an escaped convict.

Will Smith Ed Zeigler Warren Burch D. H. Edington Smith Mitchell Lakikos Davis Avenue

Missing Boy Sought From Toulminville

Police search for 16 year old Ransom Hinton of Toulminville who left home Monday morning. Parents grieve over his disappearance believing school dissatisfaction prompted him to run away. He is about five feet six inches tall, well built with light hair, wearing a brown coat, short trousers and tan shoes.

Ransom Hinton Toulminville

Guth Chocolates Free With Tuxedo Tobacco Promotion

In a new marketing push, Tuxedo tobacco ads promise a half pound box of assorted chocolates and a 40 cent tin humidor to customers in tobacconists windows. Charles G. Guth leads the Chocolate Products Company as it partners with Tuxedo to attract female shoppers and expand national recognition.

Charles G. Guth Chocolate Products Company Mr. Guth

Davis Grove of 10000 Citrus Trees Near Coden

Evan B. Davis cultivates a notable citrus and pecan nursery near Rolston station, with about ten thousand trees mainly Satsumas and grapefruit. The two year old crop favors early wood growth, and Davis applies scientific grafting and insect control learned from California research to maintain high standards.

Coden Rolston Station Evan B. Davis Gulf Coast Mr. Davis California Davis

School Board Meeting Schedule Confirmed for Wednesday

The 04 board will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 1 p.m. The executive committee and country school finance and land committees will meet Wednesday ahead of the board session.

Tiger Operator Hit Hard By Liquor Charge

Catherine V arrested Sunday by Murphy and Lacy charged with selling liquor via license. She was fined and costs or fifty days by Edington, appealed by defense, bond set at 300 for appearance. Property sale plans include orchards and a summer winter colony at Coden for neighbors from Indiana.

Catherine V Tires Murphy and Lacy I Edington Case FE Indiana Coden

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