Postal Teleg Montgomery $125 License
Under protest the Postal Telegraph Company will pay Montgomery $125 for the 1915 license year. Local Manager F A Bivins announced the decision after being arrested over thirty times for violating the city's payment ordinance.
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Montgomery
Postal Telegraph Company
City of
F. A. Bivins
Electric lights and modern conveniences listed for property
Property ad describes a government street hall with a large front room and butler's pantry, downstairs store and closet, three bedrooms and two rear rooms on the upstairs gallery, bath and toilet, and rough price of $50.00.
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Government St
S. St. Louis
E. Jackson St
W. S.stocking
S. Monroe St
John T Brush Profits From Giants Revealed
An appraiser shows the late John T Brush profitable leadership of the National Exhibition Company which controls the New York National League club. Three seasons 1910 1911 1912 report profits totaling 416 791 and a 21 year Polo Grounds lease from 1911 at 50 000 yearly.
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New York
John T. Brush
National Exhibition Company
New York National League Club
Polo Grounds
National Amusement Company
Corsica Chestnut Extract Industry Spotlight
Corsica centers its economy on producing chestnut extract used in culinary and medicinal products. Local firms employ workers in processing and packaging while regional suppliers harvest chestnuts from hillside groves.
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Corsica
Thirty Governors Begin Terms Today
The article lists governors starting new terms across states including Alabama Charles Henderson Democrat and Hiram W. Johnson Progressive in California among 71 new or re-elected leaders. It notes 21 newly elected governors and 9 who were re-elected with party shifts and displacements. It also mentions Georgia’s N F Harris newly elected beginning July 1915.
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Washington
Seaaa Conand
Ose Reeveste Peres Reeves
Alabama
Charles Henderson
O'Neal
W. P. Hunt
Arkansas
George W. Hays
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Colorado
G. A. Carlson
Connecticut
M. H. Holcomb
Idaho
M. Alexander
Iowa
George W. Clarke
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Maine
O. C. Curtis
Massachusetts
David I. Walsh
Michigan
Woodbridge
New Hampshire
R. H. Spaulding
New York
C. S. Whitman
North Dakota
L. B. Hanna
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Oklahoma
R. L. Williams
Oregon
J.withycombe
Pennsylvania
Martin G
Wyoming
J. R. Kendrick
Georgia
N. EF. Harris
Crouch Wilson Reappointed to Pike County Excise Panels
Governor reappoints TL Crouch to Troy and J C Wilson to Goshen excise commissions with Wilson serving as Goshen chair. J W Robertson named to continue as Tuscaloosa jury commissioner. Corsican forests total 432000 acres.
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Montgomery
Jan
Prohibitionist Leaders Meet in Montgomery on Leadership
Fourteen Alabama legislators met in Montgomery to push prohibition bills and unity behind a single candidate. They stated no hostility to Governor Henderson, pledged early passage of prohibition legislation, and discussed speakership and senate leadership with CarMichael and Merritt as possible contenders.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Brect Henderson
J. B. Ward
Henry County
Cecil
Yarborough
Lee County
Henry P. Merritt
Macon
Andrews
G. J. Smith
Crenshaw
Lagenby
Butler
W. B. Copeland
Birmingham
N. W. Scott
A. C. Rogers
Elmore
W. B. Cooper
Marengo
H. C. Ellis
Dallas
J. B. Green
Charles Rice
Borden Burt
J. A. Carnley
Elba
House
Senate
Henry Merritt
Tuskegee
Prohibition
Merritt
A. H. Carmichael
Colbert
Mr. Merritt
Services at Presbyterian Churches Next Sunday
Services will be held next Sunday at Broad Street and Franklin Street Presbyterian churches at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. P. H. Hensley, pastor, will speak at 11 a.m. on The Deity of Christ and at 7:30 p.m. on Pilgrimage.
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Broad Street
Franklin Street
Presbyterian
P. H. Hensley
Christ
Fairhope Notes Celebrates Twentieth Anniversary
Fairhope Alabama January 1 members of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation celebrate the colony's twentieth founding anniversary. An evening program of short addresses and music is set for eight o'clock at the organic school building with the public warmly invited. Special invitations have been extended in past years.
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Fairhope
Ala
Advantages of dairying in the South
The dairy farm operates on a cash basis so cotton can be sold for cash when market price is best. The bulletin lists free publications from the agriculture department including Farmers' Bulletins on dairy farming, forage crops, silage, home made silos, and milk production.
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Appryone of Agriculture
Biulletin
Daley Famdt
Souer
Farmers’ Bulletin
Farmers
Movement of Naval Stores Denied by City Dealers
Taylor Lowenstein and Co prominent store dealers deny reports they planned a shipment abroad of naval stores. The Item notes the claim is erroneous though they were securing the necessary to export, amid market activity.
Governor O Nea l Revo kes Parole of J B Bonner
Governor O Nea l revokes the parole of J B Bonner a Colbert county convict arrested in Montgomery on a charge of obtaining money legally by use of the mails He was serving a three year forgery term and would have been freed tomorrow but the parole was voided requiring him to serve until May
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O'Neal
J. B. Bonner
Montgomery
Colbert County
United Mails
Bonner
Bonners
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