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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
23
E McDonald of Pioneerville travels with his brother to Nashville and tries to check a mongrel through by train. He balks at the fare, pays 7.50 to St. Louis, and quips that love makes no difference for the dog or the price.
A catalog of discounted hardware goods including smoke less heaters priced at 3.85 less than their 5.00 value, 3-piece fire sets at 1.00 value for 0.79, galvanized coal hods at 25c, tar roofing at 2-ply with nails, rubber products, mops, and enameled pots and pans with small price reductions.
Chicago reps from the Bokum family deny Norris Bokum secretly wed Miss Ethel Amarita Kelly, mother of the popular musical comedy star, Mrs. William Kelly, in reaction to reports from New York dated December 8.
In Haverstraw Massachusetts Mrs Anna Cleary Newman may testify for the defense as her father William V Cleary former town clerk of Havestraw faces trial for the murder of his son in law Eugene Newman. The case prompts widespread speculation about the trial’s direction and potential testimonies.
In his address at the conference Quayle urged a practical, small scale farming approach. He said five acres and a few productive animals could sustain a family, arguing against the need for vast land holdings. The talk emphasized intensive farming as a path to living simply and happily.
New Orleans December 8 Census Bureau ginning figures up to December 1 were not as large as expected yet still suggest a record crop. Prices fell in early trading with futures 1 to 2 points below yesterday’s close half an hour after the market opened.
Miss Marion Leonard stars in Everybody's Favorite The Light Unseen shown in six reels at Dreamland on Sunday December 1349 Details highlight a popular performer and program at the local theater with a faith in entertainment value.
A Spalding county farmer, J N Hunter, on 2 1/2 acres, sold 322.63 worth of string beans and plans 600 cash from corn at 1 10 per bushel. He expects five tons of cabbage per acre after harvest and then will seed the land back to pasture, illustrating efficiency in using limited land.
The Mobile excise commission suspended J. H. McEvoy's license for five days after hearing testimony that he sold liquor to minors by delivery at 266 North Broad Street. The suspension takes effect on December 10.
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