By May Manton military transmission unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references May Manton and a military transmission but lacks detail on event or context.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references May Manton and a military transmission but lacks detail on event or context.
The Central Trades Council discussed unemployment opportunities at its Wednesday meeting. Members invited a joint effort with the public car and other moves, with the executive committee to coordinate cooperation. Reverend Gardiner Tucker and secretary George Card led the discussion with Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club involvement noted.
Joe Jackson and Finlay McFadyen visited Prichard to inspect the roads. Crews work in Great Oakdale area as projects progress amid limited readable details.
A fragmented 1915 public record shows a probate official in Mobile noting a sworn testimony by a company president and officers of a lumber concern. The text references a notary, a probate court, and a public sealing of the record with dates and names partially legible.
The Norwegian steamer Bluefields of United Fruit sails for southern ports with a general cargo. Frednes arrives in port with a fruit car and will sail later with merchandise. Kennebec enters quarantine with a cargo of crossties, addressed to the Mo Coal Company. Swan the light packet arrives with a barge of cross nation cargo.
A fragment notes women alleged to have padded an election. It mentions an officer record about padding and a claim of tampering in a house where only the occupants lived. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
General Agent Harvey E. Jones of a railway company announced a special train service departing February 16 to Miss for Mardi Gras. The train aims to shuttle visitors from the territory and operate until 4 oh the Bay Shore line.
A cattle theft case facing delays as the defense attorney falls ill. Court records indicate adjournment to a later date while legal counsel recovers. Proceedings paused amid ongoing investigation and upcoming docket demands.
A compact guide presents a single pattern approach adaptable to two garments. It outlines fabric choices construction steps and finishing tips to suit a newborn wardrobe. The article emphasizes practical sewing techniques and reusable pattern pieces.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a baby garment or wrapper with ties, cut design, and potential sacque style. The text mentions ease of dressing a fittle baby and references fastening with ribbog ties and a seaside or Tide cook detail.
The death notices describe William De Maes and John P. Dacovich with funerals set in Mobile and New Orleans. Dacovich's body rested at Magnoliary with services at Saint Conception Church led by Father H B J, followed by burial arrangements through Roche and Burke. Other survivors include a widow and multiple relatives, with ceremonies planned at local churches and homes.
Fragmentary text notes a male individual associated with an Underta Company and moved to a home at 408 Monroe Street after arrival in Mobile on Thursday.
Brief obituary note indicates the death of Dr H reported in Alabama with terse details and no further context available in the readable text.
Default on Feb 21 1915 mortgage on mobile Alabama personal property including machinery tools and office furniture to be sold at public auction Feb 23 1915 at 12 noon at the court house. Auctioneers listed with various names. notice requests full information from The Mobile Item News Depts.
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