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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1914

Page

20

Fort Morgan change of command in mobile transfer

Captain W. R. Doores leaves Fort Morgan after two years as commanding officer. Major Burgess departed two months ago to San Francisco and Captain Bernard Taylor takes over. Doores is reassigned to Fort Scriven Savannah and is praised by Mobile society amid the transition.

W. R. Doores Fort Morgan Burgess San Fran Mobile Doores Fort Scriven Savannah Fort Bernard Taylor Barrancas Meridian Buckatunna

Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers Advertised For Nerve Health

An old advertisement promises Revitalized nerves with Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers. It claims benefits for nervous, tired individuals, says no doctors or cures needed, and offers a free 50 cent box in exchange for six cents and address. Also notes supply in Mobile and New Jersey outlets.

Tage Kellogg’s

December Fire Department Report Totals Revealed

The December monthly fire report to Mayor Lyons by Chief Thomas Price shows 39 calls, 15 in the bell tower and 24 by telephone. Fire losses total 236395 with 31550 insured. uninsured loss 22823.97.

Fire Department Lyons Thomas Price

Aviator Bell Severely Injured In Exhibition Flight

Meridian Mississippi January 10 International News Service reports Frank Bell an attache of the United States Aviation Corps was severely injured during an exhibition flight. A jammed propeller forced him to bail out from a Benoist plane thirty feet above ground. He suffered two broken kneecaps and a deep head gash but is expected to recover as the aircraft was wrecked.

Disaster at Cowboys Den Ends With Free For All

A chaotic incident at the Cowboys' Den during preparations for the twenty sixth anniversary led to a heated indignation meeting and a free for all fight. The wax queen suffered a mashed nose, here and there rings were snatched, and Ajax was wounded by a candle. Dummies remained silent as Sep tember Morn amused herself, and organizers plan a late supper to restore calm.

Cowboys’ den Ophelia Ajax Government Street

Building Permits of the Week Totaling 5100

The week ending January 10 shows building permits issued by the city engineer totaling 5100. The list includes R Blackman repairs on a house at Texas street 7 east of Rapier avenue for 200, C H Fox erection of a single cottage at Ann street between Selma and Elmira for 2500, R G Woodcock remodeling on north side of Cent street between St Emanual and Conception for 200, I W Imms improvements on northeast corner of Hamilton and Texas streets for 200, and L H Scott repairs and addition to two rooms at Espejo 3 west of Conti street for 200.

R. Blackman Texas Street Rapier Avenue C. H. Fox Ann Street Selma Elmira R. G. Woodcock

Final Touches Being Applied at Panama Canal

Special correspondence reports progress toward completion of the Panama Canal with flashing gas buoys at Gatun Lake, Gatun locks finishing, and dredging advancing in Culebra Cut. Details cover buoy placement, lock approaches, concrete work, Gatun dam final grading, dock electrification, and new arrivals for the Pacific end guard.

Panama Canal ANCON C. Z Gatun Lake Gatun Culebra Canal Pacific Entrance Atlantic Entrance Caribbean Miraflores United States Colon Miraflores Locks Naos Island Pedro Miguel Lock Pedro Miguel First Division Atlantic Division Gatun Locks Pacific Locks Gatun Dam Dock No. 9 Central American Construction Company Dock No. 8 Telegraph and Signal Department Panama Railroad Cucaracha Slide Cardenas Mindi Chagres Badger Gatun Spillway D‘indi

Gralapp Runs for Revenue and Road Commissioner

W A Gralapp of Chinchula Alabama announces for the Second district revenue and road commissioner seat. The office is vacated as Henry Brannan will not seek another term. Gralapp presents as a practical business man with extensive Mobile county land interests and public service experience.

W. A. Gralapp Chinchula Ala Henry Brannan Mr. Gralapp Gralapp Mobile County Chunchula

Vandals Break Walls at Meridian Public School Construction

Sheriff T. T. Palmer of Meridian was informed by Sheriff J. N. Kennedy of Lauderdale County that unknown parties broke down frames and rear walls of a public school building under construction by Standard Construction Company in Meridian. A lit al reward is offered for information leading to the vandals. no suspects are identified.

T. T. Palmer Meridian Miss J. N. Kennedy Lauderdale County StandardConstruction Company

Beachey Flies Into Trouble in Embryville Track Crash

Lincoln Beachey tumbled from his airplane at Emeryville while racing Barney Oldfield. He escaped serious injury though the machine was wrecked and he may be sidelined for a week or more before he can fly again.

Beachey Barney Oldfield

Lawn Party To Benefit St Matthew's Fund

The ladies and gentlemen of St Matthew's parish plan a lawn party on May 18 and 19 on grounds adjoining the rectory to raise funds for the church debt. A meeting will be held next week to form committees for the event and its enterprises.

St. Matthew’s Parish St. Matthew's Church

Free to Ladies Hair Removal Treatment Offer

An advertisement proclaims a treatment that eradi cates superfluous hair growth quickly and offers a liberal prepaid sample. Send to Mrs. May death at North Mobile Alabama Box 75 for the sample.

May Death North Mobile Ala

Lewis fights for U S jurisdiction in Safety at Sea treaty

Senator J Hamilton Lewis, vice chairman of a treaty committee in London, says the U S will not accept limits on enforcing treaty provisions. He expects a fight to secure U S jurisdiction over violators. He predicts brighter prospects with currency and tariff measures shaping solid postwar prosperity.

London J. Hamilton Lewis International News Service United States

Argentine Wheat Crop Outlook This Year

Official estimates place Argentina's wheat harvest at 132 million bushels for the year, down from 198 million bushels last year due to unfavorable seasons.

The Average Traveler Thinks I Am Clever and Funny

A reflective remark captures the self view of a traveler who considers themselves clever and amused by strangers. The line suggests wit and social observation as the traveler moves between places.

Kansas City investor eyes Baldwin land for development

Special to The Item. Page F. Carter of Kansas City says he seeks unlimited capital to back a Baldwin county land scheme. He arrived in Montgomery from Baldwin county after inspecting three large tracts totaling about 50 000 acres for a Kansas City development company. He plans two 25 000 acre parcels for orchards and for colonization to bring settlers to Alabama. Carter heads to Kansas City tonight.

Montgomery Ala Page F. Carter Kansas City Alabama Kansas Baldwin County Gwen Carter Baldin County Cit

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FT Morgan Maj. Burgess Kellogg's Ine Sioner Wm. Hi. Delchamps Lonnie Bell Lake 81St Coast Artillery A. Hasbrouck Cristobal Pacific ST. Matthew's Fund J. Ham Lewis Yeend Potter Co Mobile Register Leng Kimon As Dauphin Street
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