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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1913

Page

8

Parcel post prompts oyster shipping question

The article asks why oysters cannot be shipped by parcel post as eggs are and notes the need for nonreliable containers. It praises grape fruit as a stable market item and highlights parcel post promotion, rural delivery requirements, and the role of good roads in rural districts. It also observes river freight volume and that boats must carry a barge when leaving for river points.

Paralel Post Postal Department

Mobile Quotation Watch for Sterling and Light Contracts

Mobile Scraeen Sterling shows a commercial rate of 4.81 percent. New York Light and New Orleans Light quote 75 cents and par respectively.

Mobile Scraeen Sterling New York Light New Orleans

Cotton Market Sways Under Shadow of Law and Demand

Cotton traders see no strong buying interest and expect lower prices as supply and demand balance. Hicks leads selling pressure while demand for spots tries to sustain values. Liverpool sales reach 12 000 bales and English spinners push for favorable terms amid continued selling.

Supreme Court Liverpool New York

Cotton Receipts on Southern Railway and Other Lines

Summary of cotton bales shipped on multiple lines including Southern Railway trains 106 and 104 with firms Davis Wilson & Gaillard Co Bevill Phillips Co Touart Quinn Ladd and others. Totals: 788 bales in transit export and 263 bales on steamer City of Mobile Selma Alabama with additional consignors listed.

Mobile Pickery F. M. Ladd Bevill, Phillips. Co Steamer City of Mobile Selma Ala Baker, Lyons Co Wales Davis, Wilson & Gaillard Co Touart & Quinn Lott, Blackshear Co Bevill, Phillips Co In Transit

Special Prices Vacant Lots

Vacant lot listings at S.S. State 2nd W Pine St 471-2x150 and S Basil 3rd E Kennedy St 47x150 and W Plum 4th D St 50x103 with sale offer.

S. S. State St W. Pine St S.S. State S. Basil E. Kennedy St N. S. Monroe E.stocking St N.S. Montgomery E. Marine St Old Shell Road Gilbert St S. S. Congress W. Calhoun St W. Plum D. St

Mrs Cathlren Haas Dies After Lingering Illness in Crichton

Mrs Cathlren Haas, 56, born in Austria and longtime Crichton resident, died Monday afternoon after a lingering illness. She leaves a son, a daughter, and other relatives. many friends in this city will regret her passing.

Cathlren Haas Austria Crichton

Grove's Sanare Cutis promises eczema cure in days

The Paris Medicine Co announces GROVE'S SANARE CUTIS as a cure for eczema in 10 to 30 days with a money back guarantee. It claims to be clean and stain free and offers mail delivery for 50 cents if not in the pharmacists.

Paris Medicine Co Pine Street St. Louis Grove

Mobile Chamber backs new Manufacturers Lloyds plan

Members applaud a proposal to form a Manufacturers Lloyds in Mobile to fund new and existing industries. A $50,000 guarantee fund would be built by 100 citizens with $500 each, plus a 2 percent borrower commission to build a sinking fund for losses, and a committee to oversee the plan.

Cochrane Chamber of Commerce and Business League Mobile Albert P. Busn Card Chamber of Commerce Albert P. Bush J. S. Ferguson John T. Cochrane A. J. Parsons Lloyds Parsons J. A. Zelnicker

Escaped After Fifteen Years Kidney Ailments

W P Broyles credits Foley Kidney Pills with freeing him from fifteen years of kidney and bladder troubles. He reports relief from a severe backache and bladder irregularities. The advertisement urges others to use Foley Kidney Pills to aid back ache rheumatism weak kidneys and bladder issues. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.

W. P Broyles Foley Kidney Foley van Antwerp Drug Corporation

Cash Bargain Day at Weinacker's Wednesday January 8

Notice highlights a special sale event named Cash Bargain Day at Weinacker's on Wednesday January 8. The item references specials listed in last Sunday's issue of the Item.

Ackers Weinacker’s

Port Business Records Busy Day at Mobile Custom House

A record day at Mobile customs saw ten vessels enter the port on Sunday and Monday with eleven new arrivals totaling 10 875 tons. Ships include the Dresden the Alm the Nordkap and the Fort Morgan among others plus several American and British crews. The meeting discussed a syrup canning factory stock drive with about 10 000 subscribed and funds to be used to aid manufacturing ventures and loans. A People’s Railway plan for Baldwin county was presented and a call to end local criticism of the Chamber and business groups was urged.

Mobile Custom House Dresden Bollen Rio de Janeiro Irma Bentley Hilton Las Palmas C. S Alm Santos Bra Fort Morgan Olsvik Bocas Ethel V. Boynton Waldemar Porto Rico Bertha Gram Cuba Mobile Cochrane M. J. Parsons Parsons The Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee A. G. Quinn Jacob Reiss E. M. Bailey BR. F. Adams Drew Linard J. D. Smith Dr. Cole Harris Vaughan J. H. Zelnicker J. J. Bartee W. F. Tebbetts W. T. Kelly G. B. Rogers G. A. Tonsmeire George R. Powell W. C. Strong H. M. Jarvis J. L. Cawthon E. B. Gaston Fairhope People’s Railway Baldwin County Thomas ©. Young Chamber of Commerce and Business League

Water supply plan debated for poor farm

Commissioner John D. Hagan says the county will study tubular wells or other options before city water goes to the asylum grounds. He estimates costs for two and a half inch pipe at 740 dollars and three inch pipe at 977.50 dollars plus 100 dollars for installation, with residents on Mobile street demanding street grading and removal of an old pipe.

John D. Hagan County Poor House Committee Asylum Grounds Mobile Street

List of Vessels in Port Corrected at Noon January 7

Corrected at noon on January 7 the port vessel list includes Cerro Largo 1376 Uru Barent Alhgrg and Ethel V. Boynton 674 Am Slee, with notes on repair work at Marine Ways and ship movements in South America and INES.

Onlu Cerro Largo Uru Ethel V. Boynton Haydens South America

January term federal court opens with white slavery cases

Federal Judge Toulmin formally organized the January term of the U S district court. Parthena Hunter guilty of illicit distilling was fined 100 dollars or 30 days in jail. White slavery charges loom for John Crow Rufus Preddy and Manuel Hernandez with arraignment upcoming. Jury lists named for Nos 1 and 2.

United States District Court Toulmin Parthena Hunter Franklin Monroe County Parthena John Crow Rufus Preddy Manuel Mernandez Mary Wanda Tom Allen Grimes Oscar P. Cassity B. C. Dawson John W. Cowan Charles T. Allen John P. Wheeler Earle Macartney Thomas E. Staunton L. J. Knox Allen R. Holland George A. Hieronymus Arthur E. Brodie Marshall W. Carney Joe B. Johnson Carl Pick Harry T. Hartwell John C. Hensch John L. Scruggs Monroe D. Bloch P. P. Locking Edward G. Dreaper William H. Chandler Wiley Gulledge Charles A. Flory

River Stages Forecast For Timbigbee Region

Local forecaster Albert Ashenberg of the Weather Bureau warns the Timbigbee river and its branches will rise over the next two days, signaling potential minor flooding.

Timbigbee Albert Ashenberger Weather Bureau

Railroad Personalities Visit Mobile for Company Business

Freight Traffic Manager L Green of Southern Railway with HQ in Washington and E H Shaw assistant freight traffic manager arrived in Mobile Tuesday for a day of company business. They met General J W Hunter in Mobile. H A Smith of Mobile and Ohio lumber, Meridian Miss, is visiting for several days. VP and GM R W Taylor of Mobile and Ohio left Mobile Monday night for Washington on business.

L. Green Southern Railway Washington, D. C E. H. Shaw Atlanta The Mobile J. W. Hunter H. A. Smith Mobile and Ohio Meridian Miss R. W. Taylor Mobile and Ohio Road

Cut the High Cost of Living Ad Shows Foley's Cough Remedy

Winnebago Nebraska resident W H Chapman credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with curing his children's cough and saving a doctor's bill for a 25 cent bottle. The ad warns against neglecting a cold that may lead to bronchitis or pneumonia and notes the product contains no opiates. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation backs the promotion.

W. H. Chapman Winnebago Neb Foley van Antwerp Drug Corporation

Fog Delays Harbor Movements During Busy Port Day

Fog blankets the harbor slowing vessel movements and port activity. Portreath awaits fog lifting to sail to Europe with lumber and deals for Dunkirk and London. Pendleton Satisfaction and Georgia Gilkey slated to sail, carrying lumber and explosives for Jamaica and Haiti alike.

Portreath Europe Dunkirk France London Pendleton Satisfaction Port Antonio Jamaica Cape Haytien Hayti San Juan P. R Téresa South America Henry J. Smith Cerro Largo Moragues Lumber Company Dresden Spanish River Alm Irma Bentley Bertha Munson Mobile Cuba Pinto Docks Havana

Vessels Enter Mobile Port Rise in December Report

The port of Mobile saw 92 vessels in December, up from 71 in November and 88 in December 1911. Sixty-two steamers foreign bound, 11 coastwise ships, 5 square riggers, 22 schooners, and 2 oil barges contributed to a total increase of 27 418 tons and 21 more vessels than November.

Mobile

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