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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1916

Page

2

Notice to Non Residents in Probate and Tax Matters

Notices cite Carnot C. Douglas of St Louis Missouri and other parties in Mobile County Alabama probate matters for the estate of Sidney Douglas with a January hearing date. includes IRS license listings for Mobile County and a bankruptcy and foreclosure docket with multiple names and property details.

Fannie Turner J. W. Turner Carrierore Mississippi William Oliver Collins Mallie M. Collins Charles R. Collins Bartsville Oklahoma Harry Dunham Kansas City Kansas Mobile County Alabama Alabama, Viz. State of Alabama Annie E. Smith John W. Turner Willie A. Smith Carnot C. Douglas St. Louis Missouri Third and Vine Streets Sidney Douglas Price Williams, JR Birmingham Ala Wm. H. Holcombe Mobile U.S. Internal Revenue Athletic Club T. P. Kelly Davis Ave Acre Club Henry O'Connor R.L. D Elmira Anderson Nick Claiborne and Knox Andalusia The W. Schroder Basil Groc. Store Basil Bloodgood and Jackson Criterion E. Alessi Church and Commerce the Cosmopolitan G. F. Hoffman St. Emanuel Dixie Club Joe Frommel Ceder and Manassas Elmira Club D. Lynch Elmira St Elks Club B. B. Chamberlain Government St Fisherman's Club G. W. Pearson Water St Gibson House Club C. M. Blalack Gales Place Ed Gales Henry Drug Store G. B. Henry Conceptions Georgia Eagles Club J. H. Wentworth Dauphin St C. B G. H. Hervey R. L A. Balladares W.L. D Eslava and Commerce Live Oak Club J. Frisch Live Oak Pecan Mobile Distributing Co R. D Pacific J. H. Zuckerman R L. D Wilkinson Pelican Soc. Club Dem Round Oak Club Jim Smethens Bloodgood Jackson Sts Mobil Roya Club W. G. Pottis N. Royal St St. Meador St J. B. Mosley Notary Public U. 8S. District Court District OF Alabama T. D. Williams Sunflower Washington Robert T. Ervin U. S. District Court George Deel

The is doomed The awaits as a car horn sounds

A fragmented line from a road scene mentions a doomed fate and a car horn. The garbled text implies tension around an imminent event near a vehicle but provides no clear identities or location.

Naval stores and lumber ships crowd the river port

The Peerless arrived with 3136 barrels of naval stores the largest shipment for this port and many passengers on board. The Marie and Henry Crosby loaded lumber for export and Cuban ports while Mundale prepared for foreign cargo. Bananas from Santa Marta arrived on Annetta and Agnella began loading general cargo, with Tallapoosa patrolling off Texas.

Peerless Selma Alabama River Marie Pier 2 Henry Crosby Ollinger & Bruce Dry Docks Pier 5 Mundale Munson Line Agnella Port Sunday New Orleans Pier 8 Havana Cuba United States Coast Guard Tallapoosa Texas

Gulf Florida Alabama Railroad Completion Celebrated at Pensacola

The Gulf Florida and Alabama Railroad completion celebration reached Pensacola as word arrives this week. The De La Miyar and Luce Lumber Co reports the schooner A M Carlisle bound for Pensacola was struck and damaged by the United Fruit Company steamship Esparta and towed to port for temporary repairs. Ocean tug John Sealy under Capt A J Grey arrived from Port Arthur and proceeded to Gulf Dry Docks for general repairs.

Gulf, Florida and Alabama Pensacola Fla de la Miyar & Luce Lumber Company A & M. Carlisle United Fruit Company Esparta Carlisle John Sealy A. J. Grey Port Arthur Tex Port Sunday Gulf Dry Docks

Monday Markets Cotton Receipts

By M. and O. Bush Grocery Company two bales and by N. O. M. and C. Exports compressed one hundred forty bales reported as receipts.

Bush Grocery Company N. O

Cotton market steadies as futures hold steady

Local liquidation and Southern selling eased as leaders regroup. Spot cotton closed quiet with Middling at 12.60 and 600 bales sold. Futures closed steady with January at 12.38 and October at 12.66, while Liverpool spot prices showed good middling at 8.62 and futures around 8.00 to 7.38.

New Orleans Liverpool

Cotton seed oil market closes easier in New York

The cotton seed oil market in New York closed easier with spot 880 pid and futures for January at 8.82 90, February 8.75 90, March 8.80 83, April 8.81 85, May 8.88 89, June 8.90 93, July 8.97 99, August 9.00 02. Total sales reached 14,900.

New York Liverpool

Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Report

Hogs receipts total around 5,000 head with slow trading and prices near six dollars. Cattle arrivals reached 22,000 with a steady market. beef steers fetch about 6.30 to 9.50, cows and heifers 3.10 to 8.40, calves 7.00 to 10.76. Sheep receipts 25,000 with a weak market. wethers 6.57 to 7.35, lambs 7.75 to 10.25.

Chicago

Chicago Market Report Bitter Steady Butter Eggs Decline

Chicago market news shows bitter steady butter with creamery quotes 28 30 1 2. Eggs decline as receipts reach 2776 cases for firsts ordinary firsts and at mark prices 27 3 4 to 28 0 0. Potatoes unsettled with 18 car receipts from Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Dakota.

Chicago Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Dakota

Market Report Notes Mixed Prices Across Regions

Grain values show limited gains with Minnesota Dakota Ohio markets at 1.00 to 1.05 per bushel. Poultry prices edge higher as alive fowls fetch 15 to 16 and turkeys around 18. regional variations noted.

Minnesota-Dakota

Commissioners Urge Appointing County Horticulturist

Dr. Ernest Walker and James H. Webb urged the county be to appoint a horticulturist and assistants under a new state law. Dr. O. F. Winberg attended. The board approved a 770 dollar appropriation for Farm Demonstrator Maloney to build dipping vats. Bids for stationery and printing due by January 28. A steam fire engine at Company No. 2 rolled over a fireman’s foot, amputating three toes. he is in the city hospital.

Peter F. Alba Price Williams Mobile County Alabama Lloyd E. Warner Norborne R. Clarke James H. Webb WEBB McAlpine & Grove Ernest Walker Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners O. F.winberg Exchange Maloney House of Company No. 2 St. Louis Street Jesse Lewis City Hospital

VESSELS IN PORT AND ASHORE TRAFFIC LISTED AT MOBILE

Ships and steamers in Mobile area ports are logged with destinations and masters. Vessels include Itasca Mundale Tarpon Henry Crosby W N Richard Henry S Little Oscar G and many more with divers docks such as Municipal Docks Bay Steamers and L N Docks noted for unloading loading and quarantine. Specific ships like Marlborough Hill Thalassa Cornet and Mary G Dantzler are listed with masters and routes to ports including Progreso Nassau and Genoa.

Duncrag Knudsen Liverpool Eng Marlborough Hill Tornquist Bay City Lindquist Progreso Mex Jas Girboney & Co Margaret Olsen Genoa Italy Orlando V. Wooten Urquhart Newry M. A. Achorn Southard Cardenas Cuba Vinegar Bend Lumber Company Henry Little Baltimore J. G. McGonigal Springfield McGowan Lumber Company Gypsum Empress Three Marys McGee, Cienfuegos Bay City Export Co Berwind Lamb Porto Rico Kylemohr Glasgow Bertha Meyers Havana Sabine New York Mallory Line

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