Real Estate Men Propose New Laws in Mobile
Real estate brokers in Mobile forming the Real Estate Exchange plan to push new bills in the legislature to replace obsolete laws including a change to unlawful detainer actions. They also celebrate a uniform city broker license set at 50 dollars annually and hold weekly meetings at the Cawthon and Battle House to discuss matters affecting owners and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Real Estate Exchange
James K. Glennon
William K. Morrill
I. McHugh
Exchange
Cawthon and
Battle House
Donovan Has Chance Of Life For Yankees Reborn
New York reports Ruppert and Huston bought the Yankees amid doubt they overpaid. They studied club finances since 1903, noting twelve season spans with losses and a run of second division finishes. If Wild Bill Donovan lifts the team to pennant contention, the new owners could see a money maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Ruppert
Tillinghast L. Huston
Frank Farrell
Bill Devery
Ban Johnson
Yankees
Ruppert and
Huston
Broadway
168Th Street
Polo Grounds
Giants
Farrell
Devery
Wild Bill Donovan
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Gotham
Donovan
Ruppert
Newsboys in Birmingham See School Focus and Reform
A Birmingham report notes a 50 percent drop in juvenile delinquency among newsboys after a city ordinance limiting street sales and requiring school attendance. The reform includes a Newsboys Republic with a badge system, enforced by boy judges and a pledged membership. Proposals aim to raise age limits and extend street work regulations into state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Burr Blackburn
National Child Labor Committee
Blackburn
Newsboys Republic
Newsboy
Newsboy's Republic
Ice Cream and Creamery Company Receives Charter
The Mobile Ice Cream and Creamery Company is incorporated in the probate court. Located at St. Louis and Conception streets with capital of $4,000, it will manufacture ice creams and cream wholesale and retail. Officers include Frank R. Forrest president Ingeman Boe secretary and treasurer Ruby E. Boe vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Ice Cream & Creamery Company
St. Louis
Conception Streets
Frank R. Forrest
Ingeman Boe
Ruby E. Boe
Square Deal Wood Yard Opens Near Depot
A new wood yard opens on 8 Royal Street near the N O M C Depot promising a square deal with full measure and prompt delivery. The proprietor guarantees a full cord when full order volume, with savings per cord and split wood options, touting reliable service and own-supply wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal St
Comic Cow Boys plan grand On the Hog parade
The Comic Cow Boys held a key meeting last Thursday and announced a major parade tableau for Carnival titled On the Hog. Designer Monsieur Penochlesky of Milan prepared eight or nine lavish tableaux with grand, theatrical paintings to excite spectators along the parade route. The meeting wrapped after the ballad For the Love of Mike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comic Cow Boys
Monsieur Penochlesky
Milan
Italy
Boss Cow
Blackwell’s Island
Mobile
Mike
Oyster Stand Prices and Plant Offerings Noted
Fragmentary list shows oysters sold by the dozen in a loaf and by the half dozen with varied prices including 15 cents for toasts and raw options. Also mentions plants priced at 0 cents and a 100 unit advance in the same note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schimpf
North Royal
Mississippi Canners to Use Mobile Oysters
Secretary J A Joullian of the Alabama oyster commission reports a letter from Peerless Oyster Packing Company of Bay St Louis announcing boats will enter Mobile waters to buy oysters from Mobile county catchers. Secretary I Heidenheim of Seafood Company Biloxi says schooner New Design will dredge oysters for packing and Biloxi firm will send two dredges to Mobile to operate off Point Clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Joullian
Alabama Oyster Commission
Peerless Oyster Packing Company
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Mobile
Mobile County
I. Heidenheim
The
Seafood Company of
Biloxi
Edwin I
Point Clear
Ala
Jewish Charities Hold First Annual Meeting in Mobile
The Federation of Jewish Charities of Mobile will hold its first annual meeting Sunday night at 8 in the Bnai Brith Hall at Government and Warren. Members, who have joined within a year, donate annually and funds are distributed among local charitable societies. H A Forchheimer will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Charities
Federation of Jewish Charities of Moble
B'nai B'rith
Government
Warren Streets
Mobile Federation
Federation
H. A. Forchheimer
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ROCHE
BURKE
Undertakers
St. Joseph and
John Deere
Syracuse
Kelly
Brady
North Water Street
James J. Barry, Jr
Spring Hill
Bell
A. L. Sheffield
Savannah Street
Newsboys
Eaerant Munn. & CO
F Street
Washington, D. C
Cedarcroft Sanitarium
Power Gribble
Nashville
Tenn
Tel
Windsor Hotel
Rothskeller
Mubic
A. E. Reynolds
Reiss
Agents Pictorial Review
Wayne
Centemeri
ICE Cream and Creamery Company
Deal Wood Yard
Mississippi
Dauphin Street
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