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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1914

Page

2

Estelle McGuire Seeks Girls for County Tomato Clubs

Estelle McGuire of Mobile named agent for girls tomato clubs and poultry clubs to work with G Maloney in county farm demonstration work. She urges enrollment, outlines a ten by tomato plant and canning project, land preparation, costs and profits, and promises instructions and school visits upon favorable reply.

Estelle McGuire Mobile Ibs G. _ Maloney County Farm Demonstration It Mobile County

Alex Howard to Hold Job Rest of Month

United States Attorney Alex D. Pitts announced that Alex Howard will remain in his post as assistant United States district attorney at Mobile through January 31. Howard plans to join the Brown and Howard law firm but will continue handling U S attorney duties until month’s end. During Pitts absence, Ward leads the office.

United States Alex D. Pitts Alex Howard United States District Mobile Howard the, Brown and Howard United States Aty Pitts Atelma States District Court Ward

Burglary Suspects Held After Nighttime Robbery

Jake Williams Tommie Hill and Will Smith were arrested after midnight by detectives Boltzard for a suspected burglary at the Mlesale grocery of Ogburn Griffin during the early hours. The three men are held pending investigation as dangerous and suspicious factors are noted.

Jake Williams Tommie Hill Will Smith Boltzards Mlesale Ogburn-Griffinny

Watch Your Ready Cash and Thrift Bank Guidance

The article urges careful handling of earnings with a personal checking account to build a ready reserve for emergencies and a small investment fund. It promotes thrift banks as a service to help customers become well heeled through disciplined saving and budgeting.

Buckner of Confederacy Dies in Kentucky Home

General Simon Bolivar Buckner, last surviving lieutenant general of the Confederate army, dies at Glen Lily near Munfordville Kentucky aged 90. His body to be moved by special train to Frankfort for burial with family and close friends in attendance.

Associated Press Munfordville Simon Bolivar Buckner Glen Lily Frankfort Buckner Kentucky United States Palmer

Meridian Fair as Mobile’s Rival Sparks Economic Vision

Cliff Williams argues Meridian’s fair investment of about 75 000 has boosted local poultry livestock and industry and urges Mobile to raise 150 000 to 250 acres and build year round showcases. He stresses a practical agricultural fair with factories and farms, rail support, and careful fundraising.

Meridian Cliff Williams Chamber of Commerce Mississippi Mobile Illinois H. B. Gurler Macon Miss Gurler South Jones Hinds County Beeson Meridian Women’s College New Orleans Leakesville Satsuma Fair Grounds Michigan Alabama

Buckner's Chicago Property Recovered After Civil War Fight

General Simon Buckner died at his home near Munfordville Kentucky. Postwar, Buckner battled to reclaim Chicago property once held before the war. He deeded it to a Union brother-in-law who survived and left a will restoring ownership. A building was raised, later sold for $500000. General Grant, Buckner's West Point classmate, lent private funds during Buckner's Chicago litigation.

Buckner Contreras Churubusco Milino del Rey West Point United States Army Kentucky General Buckner A. H. Buckner Buckners England Virginia Delia Claiborne Richmond U. S. Grant Associated Press Chicago Simon General A. 8S Grant General Grant New York

Buckner Led Donelson Surrender to Grant in 1862

Nashville dispatch notes the death of General Simon Bolivar Buckner and recalls his role in surrendering Fort Donelson to General Ulysses S. Grant on February 16, 1862. Buckner, the ranking officer, faced the task after Pillow and Floyd left early that morning, and Nashville was quickly occupied by Federal forces.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn Simon Bolivar Buckner Tennessee Buckner Fort Donelson A.S. Grant Pillow Floyd

Chamber of Commerce Directors to Hold Adjourned Meeting

The Cham ber of Commerce board will hold a Friday night adjourned meeting, the last under the present directors. Reports from committees will be submitted, administration wound up, and preparations for the annual election to be held early next week. The new board will be installed Tuesday night.

Board of Directors The Chamber of Commerce Chambers

Vincl Tonic Promises Restored Health In Patients

Mrs. C. W. Busby of Moundsville West Virginia testifies that Vincl rebuilt her strength after years of weakness. She credits the cod liver and iron tonic with quick improvement and notes she recommended it to neighbors with similar results. The ad claims Vincl supports digestion and general wellness and offers a money back guarantee through Van Anwerp Drug Corp Mobile Alabama.

C. W. Busby Moundsville W. Va van Anwerp Drug Corp Inc Mobile Ala

Friends of C Gray Organize for Gray's Congressional Campaign

Nearly seventy five supporters of Hon Oscar L Gray of Butler met at the St Andrew Hotel to organize a vigorous campaign for the Choctaw candidate. H H McClelland was elected chair and a ward representative committee was formed with delegates from Monroe Clarke and other district counties. Gray outlined his platform amid enthusiastic reception.

Friends Oscar L. Gray Butler St. Andrew H. H. McClelland Thomas M. Stevens Bart B. Chamberlain Joseph Lyons Monroe Clarke Mr. Gray Gray

Odd Fellows Lodge Officers Installed in Mobile

Joint installation of officers from five Mobile Odd Fellows lodges held at the Temperance Hall. Albert D. Bloch delivered the introductory address with Samuel C. Jenkins giving the principal talk on Odd Fellowship in Alabama. The program featured solos, duets, instrumental pieces, and the installation ceremony conducted by a joint committee led by Bloch.

Lodges of Odd Fellows Mobile Odd Fe Temperance Hall Albert P. Bloch Grand Lodge Samuel C. Jenkins Bay Minette Baldwin County Alabama Odd Fellowship Saint Saens Nadine Hunter G. ¢. Tucker Bartlett Max Lavelle Miss Hunter J. C. Baker Odey Gatze Mr. Lavelle Dan Barbour S. Gs. Tam John Willis BE. L. Taylor Cadman Myrtle W. Hudson J. Clancy Baker A. G. Moses Pearle Schwarz Albert D. Bloch H. J. Hamilton G. W. Peterson W. R. Bickley J. W. McCully G. C. Tucker E. A. Schriber David Michel O. C. Denmark Alabama Lodge No J. L. Fincher G. R. Nurse O. D. Dillings F. Sheldon Union C. Denmark F. H. Thompson H.— T. Roberts McInnis J. B. Wimpee W. T. Adkinson RE. K. Nelson R. A. Broadus

Boy Injured As Truck Strikes Cyclist

Joseph DeVitt 14, an office boy for The Item, was run down at Spring Hit avenue and Broad street by a Richard Distributing Company truck at 7 30 am. He suffered a fractured arm and leg and bruises and was taken to city hospital. His bicycle was wrecked.

Joseph DeVitt Item Spring Hit Avenue Broad Street Richard Distributing Company Young DeVitt City Hospital Joseph

St Mary's Choir Plans Bayou La Batre Concert Tour

The St Marys church choir will perform in Bayou la Batre on Saturday to benefit St Margaret s and will sing the mass at the local church Sunday morning. The program expands to ten distinct numbers and follows a well received earlier show at St Marys School with a printed note offering a favor to the most popular lady present.

St. Marty's Church Bayou la Batre St. Margaret's St. Mary’s School Progr

Darkens Gray Hair With Q-Ban Treatment

When hair turns gray or thinning, apply Q-Ban like a shampoo and dry. Morning results show darker, thicker hair with repeated use. Q-Ban stops shedding, promotes growth, relieves itching and dandruff, and leaves a refreshing scalp feel. A 7 ounce bottle costs 50c from Van Antwerp Drug Co., Mobile, Alabama.

van Antwerp Drug Co Mobile Ala

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