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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
12
A guide explains parcel post steps for sending goods including marking sender and receiver addresses, proper packing for inspectability, rate calculation for a four pounds three ounces package to Hempstead Texas, and Rules on barred items and dual class content. It notes stamps must be purchased at the window and that only parcel post stamps can be used.
In this section advertisers promote free complete catalogues to readers. The notice encourages engagement with multiple firms to obtain product listings and pricing information.
Construct a frame from fence boards any length or height. Drive nails upwardly slanted through the boards and hang corn butts on them so each ear rests separately for proper drying. Number each ear to track germination. Store in a cool place and suspend with wires for mouse protection.
Abner Davis former president of the Night and Day Bank in Oklahoma City and owner of baseball franchises in Oklahoma and Texas is jailed at Vallez Mexico. He was arrested over a land deal with the exact charge unspecified. Davis already faces a five year federal sentence from Memphis related to bank operations and another related case is set for trial next month.
Washington reports orders to move six infantry battalions and cavalry squadrons as part of a general brigade reorganization. Movements begin around February 10 from Fort Missoula Montana Fort Snelling Minnesota Fort Bliss Texas Fort Logan H Root Arkansas Fort Sheridan Illinois Boise Barracks Idaho to Fort George Wright Fort Thomas Fort Missoula Fort Snill and the Presidio Monterey California.
Municipal Judge Fry devised a cure for speeding by forcing Leslie L. Voightmann, son of a wealthy manufacturer, to refrain from any motor vehicle use within city limits for one year. Voightmann also paid a $100 fine, covered by his father, marking a sixth such payment.
A wide attention drawing corn field sixty miles west of Atlanta on the Southern railway shows stalks fifteen to eighteen feet tall. In a ten foot square plot one counted sixty nine full ears and in another forty eight ears. The field spans ten acres with rich cultivation and manure use. Cox's prolific seed produced double ears and up to seven ears on a single stalk.
Moses Folsom notes in Georgia fields where wheat and wheat hay yield two tons per acre. He observes stalks standing singly or in groups of two three and four. Last autumn wheat was planted and harvested in spring, demonstrating the soil's vitality under central New York farmer guidance.
Harry Koch and Albert Lunquist, American fishermen, released without trial after seven months held at the Cuartel in Ensenada Lower California. Bail was refused despite efforts by the American consul Claude Guyant. They were charged with smuggling and resisting an officer during a seizure in Mexican waters tied to a fishing concession. The Mexican prosecutor found insufficient evidence. a telegraphic order authorized their release. They sailed to San Diego on the first boat after arrival.
Madrid February 6 The official statement says King Alfonso will not visit America though he has shown great personal interest and would have welcomed a visit if possible.
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