Mobile Item and Company Newsletter 1914 Distribution
The document presents subscription rates and office locations for Mobile Item and Mobile Item Company in Mobile Alabama with references to Chicago and Lytton Building. It notes editorial aims to inform promptly and accurately about world events and public questions. Dated February 11 1914.
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Chicago
Lytton Building Company
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT _ ENTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Bell
Mobile
Alabama
Profit in Cattle Raising prompts Alabama to boost stock industry
An editorial argues Alabama farmers should expand cattle and hog raising to meet high meat prices. It cites benefits from eradicating the Texas fever tick, notes import competition from Mexico and Central America, and urges feeding via regional corn and crops. It warns ports and markets rely on local stock, urging action now.
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United
Alabama
Central America
Mexico
American
Ransdell
Louisiana
New Orleans
Balloway
South
Pat
Hunterged age privacy urged by Cook county suffragists
Illinois suffragists hear Charles H. Mitchell insist the voter need not reveal age to election officials. He notes some men appear to stay the same age on registration books and urges reliance on a sense of fitness to guide the inner choice rather than exact figures. He says approximate age can check fraud and impersonation while upholding the law.
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Illinois
Charles H. Mitchell
Board of Election Commissioners
Memiere
Woman's Party
Cook County
Board of News
Church Membership Surges In 1913 Despite Decline Talk
A 1913 trend shows religion maintaining its hold as church membership reportedly increases amid statements about declining influence. The article notes persistent attendance and community roles despite broader critiques.
Navy education policy aims to promote merit and rank growth
Secretary Daniels advocates broader education for navy personnel, expanding academic instruction and promoting promotion by merit. Four warrant officers were commissioned last year, with more officers expected as training and schooling levels rise. The navy emphasizes conduct, technical skill, and the value of correspondence courses, while maintaining a strong enlistment and reenlistment drive to sustain strength.
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Hindlary
Daniels
Navy
United S Navy
Annapolis
Pay Department
World’s largest motor driven irrigation plant in Idaho
The Gem district in western Idaho houses the world’s largest motor driven irrigation pumping plant. Nine electric pump units with 5,685 horsepower move up to 200 million gallons daily to irrigate 20,000 acres in the Snake River valley.
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Gem
Idaho
Snake River
Cippolett
Wilsons Washington Letter on Federal Trade Commission Powers
President Wilson discusses the new Federal Trade Commission, its limited powers and advisory role, and the aim to keep it outside constitutional conflicts. The board would influence law, court actions, and business behavior by credible, nonpartisan members to foster a peaceful economic readjustment.
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Wilson
Department of Justice
Department of
Commission
Varrow
Federal Trade Commission
Coun
Underwood Position Commended on Woman Suffrage
The article praises Mr. Underwood for signaling a public policy stance on woman suffrage. It notes newspapers across parties regard his leadership as a clear expression of public action and urges men to avoid imposing the ballot on women while acknowledging women’s own views vary by state.
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Louisville Post
Underwood
America
California
Colorado
Illinois
Mobile Item editor J C OConnell tapped for Mobile River Commission
Governor O Neal appoints J C OConnell to the Mobile River Commission. The Mobile Item editor is praised for navigation knowledge and maritime reporting, with strong local endorsement and confidence he will serve effectively. The Montgomery Advertiser notes the choice reflects public support and suitability.
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Alabama Press
J. C. O’connell
Mobile Item
O’neal
Mobile River Commission
O'Connell
Maritime News
Mobile
Montgomery Advertiser
Making Good at Dayton City Hall
The Dayton city manager runs the city like a well run private firm with efficiency and economy. He handles finances and administration unhampered by the commission. He has placed the law department under top lawyers and employs a skilled financial chief and accountant.
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Dayton
Pant Sarena
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