Mobile Chamber Election Promises Busy Balloting
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce election sets Monday voting from noon to 6 pm in Room 620 City Bank Building. Two tickets contend for president with George Fearn Jr declining. E. O. Fowlkes seeks director yet asks friends not to vote.
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Mobile Chamber of ‘Commerce and Business League
Chamber of Commerce
Don Farnsworth
F. N. Baches
J. L. Locke
L. W
George Fearn, Jr
Fearn
William H.armbrecht
Fowlkes
Presenter of Commerce
Commercial Club
Mobile ‘Progressive Association
G. C. Card
City Bank Uilding
Sbélow
Geo. Fearn, Jr
A. J
Estes D. R. Stewart Brooks
J. D. Horace Turner
Eeenenner Alex. Wildman
Cee
Real estate brisk with city deals and outlying lands
Market activity shows brisk sales in city property with several transactions recorded in probate court for the week ending January 10. Deals include multiple parcels in sections 9 to 36, townships 6 south, range 2 or 4 west, and additions in Mobile, with prices ranging from $1 to $6,825 and notable transfers to individuals and companies.
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Carter
Jas. Harrison
West Morton
Chastnut
Letitia Ferris
Gertrude Thornhill
Andrew Strauss
E. D. Richardson
Knipper
Mobile
C. C. Me
Virginia Templeton Et al
Miranda F. Sturtevant
Henry Bright
Henry Hawkshead
Realty Investment Company
Mary S. Gonzales
Monterey Place
Catherine Street
Streb
Nannie C. Bolling
U. S
Connelly
Mary
Florence D. Carter
W. P. Burgett
Kennedy Tract
C. J. Brown
Alvery B. Chaney
Louisell
Henry Hall
North Mobile Development Company, Inc
Johnson Tract
Gum Tree Branch
American Realty Company
J. F. Feagin
Pinehurst
Laura Winberg
Sadie M. Landgren
Nothwest
Artis
Lafargue
Coyne Ani
George
Nevins
Diner Dansant Lights Up Battle House Dining Room
The Gulf City Diner Dansant debuts daily from 7 to 11 p m in the Battle House dining room with the Battle House orchestra and a gala society and out of town guest list. A refined menu features turtle en tas a Spanish mackerel and turkey breast with pommes a la rage among other courses.
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Gulf City
Battle House
Charlotte Rusae
List of signatories appended in respectful closure
A long line of names followed by a formal closing Yours, respectfully. The list includes H. Clarke, L. J. Davis, L. S. Dunlap, Elmo L. Davison, J. V. Falck, Geo. Fearn Jr. E. H. Fleming, E. O. Fowlkes, Heyman Gabriel, Dr. Seale M. Waring Harrison, Chas. B. Hervey, E. C. Hughes, M. D. Kahn, 8. A. LeBlanc, J. D. Logan, LeBaron Lyons, Mark Lyons, M. J. McDermott, John B. Mitchell, Wm. H. Monk Jr., T. D. Nettles, R. F. Neville, F. J. Peterson, A. G. Quins, Jacob Reiss, A. B. Reynolds, Ellott G. Rickardy, Leon Schwarz, Gordon Smith.
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H. Clarke
L. J. Davis
L. S. Dunlap
Elmo L. Davison
J. V. Falck
Geo. Fearn
E. H. Fleming
E. O. Fowlkes
Heyman Gabriel
Dr. Seale M. Waring Harrison
Chas. B. Hervey
E. C. Hughes
M. D. Kahn
A. LeBlanc
J. D. Logan
LeBaron Lyons
Mark Lyons
Mobile fair effort gets Mississippi organizer and push
Central Fair committee in Mobile appoints N L Bixler of Mississippi to lead publicity for a proposed permanent fair. He will start Monday and oversee publicity as Meridian guests Williams and Striplin share experiences. The committee plans funding, site selection praised by Meridian, and aims for a strong, creditable fair outcome.
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Central Fair Committee
Mobile
N. L.bixler
Mississippi
Bixler
Hattiesburg
Miss
Central Committee
R. M. Stripiin
Cliff Williams
Meridian
M. J. McDermott
Chamber of Commerce
Williams
Striplin
The Dansant at the Vine Yard Draws Social Elite
The Vine Yard hosts The Dansant drawing Boston socialite Miss Bettle Hagan and a large list of society figures. Attendees include Misses Rush Shaffer Quarles Woolf Schwarz Ligon Creagle and numerous Messrs and Mrs names from Birmingham Scotland and local circles.
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Bettle Hagan
Boston
Rush
Marie
Mildred Shaffer
Judith Quarles
Virginia Woolf
Schwarz
Marghareta Ligon
Virginia. Creary
Messrs
Clyde Hunter
Birmingham
Taylor
Scotland
Reed
Tom Simms
Leo Richard
Leopold Lowenstein
Marion Forcheimer
Ben Campbell
Festorazzi
EE. J. Gower
Charles Her
Mother's Grief Over Runaway Son Prompts Search
J F Cabler pleads with Sheriff Palmer to find his son Edwin Cabler. The 17 year old left Mobile last Saturday with a suitcase possibly bound for a foreign port. He is 5'8" with a scar near the eye, weighs 138 pounds, and wore a blue serge suit, grey hat, striped shirt, and a hunting case watch engraved with G.
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Edwin Cabler
J. F. Cabler
T. T. Palmer
Mobile
A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
Claims a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. Promises relief of gravel diabetes rheumatism and irregularities in both men and women. Offered by Dr E V Hall at 2926 Olive St St Louis MO with mail order option for $1.00. Sold by druggists.
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Texas
Ece
Alabama
E.vv
Hall
Olive Street
5. Louis
Court Establishes Webster Property Line
The law and equity court heard J. B. Webster versus Imo gene Frederic over a boundary dispute. The jury found for the defendant, declaring the location line on the Bay Shell road near South End to be true as claimed.
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J. B. Webster
Imogene Frederic
Law and Equity Court
Bay Shell Road
South End
Subdivision and property transfers in Jacksonville and St Louis area
Land sales and transfers listed include Mary Ross et al to C C Mechem and I C Moseley for $100 on several lots. John W Thomas to Ella F Cheeseman for $100. Kirk Wilson to City Bank and Trust Co for $1 500. W K McCoy to L M Sanders for $1 and other consideration on Lots 10 11 12 Byrd sub-division. Timber & Co. to Ward and Dixon for $1 and other con on multiple fractional sections. numerous additional deeds and tract transfers noted with prices largely at $1 and various sums.
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Jacksonville
Mary Ross
C. C. Mechem
I. C. Mosely
Owen
St. Louis
John W. Thomas
Ella F. Cheeseman
Bazil Chastang
Kirk Wilson
City Bank and Trust Company
S. Savannah
E. Chatham
W. K. McCoy
L. M. Sanders
Byrd
Wm. C. Downey
Mary
Gonzales
Government Street Road
Soy. Timber &Col. Co
Thos, Ward
Len Dixon
W. Thos
J. Abrams
Union Savings Bank
Ann and
Adams
Elizabeth Porter
August Str
Charlotte M. Albright
George Kilbern
Annie S. Scott
Peyton
William J. Norville
Irwin Place
Apartere Muard
Percy Walker
U. S
Maysville
Luke Reese
Alfred H. Davis
Ae M. Boulet
James H. Curran
Bermondy Tract
Rapier Avenue
Matthew Welsh
Joseph A. Hynde
Mobile Pilot Leaders Welcome National Association Head
Captain Ben Michell president of the American Pilots Association arrived in Mobile Friday night to visit the local body. He left at 1 53 Saturday for Washington on official business.
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Ben Michell
American Pilots’ Association
Mobile
Washington
City Court Passes Harsh Sentences on Three Defendants
John Long was arraigned and found guilty of assaulting Carl Helsig near Magnolia cemetery, fined 25 dollars plus costs. James McMillan, already convicted of carnal knowledge of a 12 year old girl, received a ten year sentence after later arraignment. Leon Dennis was sentenced to nine months hard labor for obtaining money by false pretenses. Court adjourned until Monday to sign minutes.
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John Long
Carl W. Helsig
Magnolia Cemetery
James McMillan
Leon Dennis
Fed
Visiting Odd Fellows Speaker to Address Public
Hon James Sharp of Star Lodge Birmingham Alabama arrives to speak Sunday at Oddfellows Hall Temperance Hall building to address Odd Fellows Rebekahs and the public at 8 o'clock. Sharp is described as an eloquent orator with deep Oddfellowship knowledge. A closing line notes a broken heart remark about gunfire.
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James Sharp
Star Lodge of Oddfellows
Birmingham
Ala
Sharp
Poll Tax Deadline Approaches As Enrollment Grows
With eighteen days left for poll tax payments the February 1 deadline falls on a Sunday, pushed to January 31 at midnight. By January 10, 604 voters had paid, with total year payments at 2,278. county tax collector P B Derlon expects a surge as new voters reach voting age and population grows.
Fines Set in Inferior Court for Gaming and Drunkenness
Sam Gillen Linn Johnston and Robert Barlow were arraigned for gaming and fined $1 or ten days. Ben Beate paid $10 or ten days for gaming. Claud Pierce was fined $5 or ten days for public drunkenness. Monroe Singleton waived examination after alleged assault on Mary Jane Collins with bond set at $250. Eugene Battiste fined $10 or ten days for assaulting Lizzie Creigh. J Hinkley Elijah Smith and P J Flaherty each fined $10 or ten days.
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Sam Gillen
Linn Johnston
Robert Barlow
Inferior Criminal Court
Ben Beate
Claud Pierce
Monroe Singleton
Mary Jane Collins
Eugene Battiste
Lizzie Creigh
J. Hinkley
Elijah Smith
P. J. Flaherty
Rabies Case Confirmed in Mobile Cow
A Mobile cow shown hydrophobia by Dr. Joseph Patt and later confirmed to have rabies after brain analysis. The owner was Joseph Godard of South Wilkinson Street. The cow died days after onset of odd behavior and brain tests in Montgomery verified rabies.
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Mobile
Joseph Patt
P. Boss
Joseph Godard
Wilkinson Street
Patt
Montgomery
BISFLO Flour Recipes Spark Simple Home Bakes
BISFLO recipes describe waffles doughnuts cakes and cookies using BISFLO flour with eggs milk sugar and spices. Directions cover mixing baking and frying steps for items like doughnuts oatmeal cookies nut cookies and a cottage pudding with vanilla sauce.
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Iver
Cawthon
Gregory Luce
E. J. Wager
Fred Wager
Jex Luce
Curtis Bush
W. F. Tebbetts
Alf Danzler
Moss Point
H. F. Kerr
Jamaica
L. R. Hu
R. H. Bolling
Sydney Robbins
James McPhillips
Robin Herridon
Homer Flynn
M. F. Kirkbride
Murray Wheeler
N. L. Bixler
Shine Society
Stetson
REGAL
EGAL
Edwin
Cabler
Sheriff
Webster
Chicago
Dr. Lorenz
Conti Street
P. B. Derlon
Bisflo
Larabee Flour Mills Company
M. Forchheimer & Company