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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1916
Page
14
Clayton Tullis president of the Montgomery Chamber of Commerce told newspapermen a 5 percent interest rate on state bonds is sensible. He argued higher rates boost bond value and noted his long-standing business influence and support for Governor Comer.
Little Cecil Parker marked his ninth birthday with friends and games in Oakdale Ala. The column lists attendees and helpers, while updating on local illnesses, visits, and church activities. Eleanor Callaway dies. funeral planned with Jesse C. Callaway at Bay avenue and Gayle street.
Dr. W A Evans recalls a visit to a sharp woman and declares her husband cannot recover as he has overdrawn his vitality. The anecdote surfaces amid winter reflections on heat and political campaigns, with mentions of Chautauqua circuit performances.
In a tangled exchange Margie confronts Dick about Eleanor Fairlow and past loves. Dick pleads for affection while Margie withholds, insisting she cannot yet endure intimate caresses and must control financial support for Eleanor. The confrontation reveals enduring jealousy and emotional tension.
Sealed bids are invited on Tuesday January 24 1916 for exclusive privileges to sell soft drinks refreshments cigars and tobacco Teddy bears dolls toys jewelry Japanese goods China glassware banners silk goods shells balloons postcards and related items including Penny Arcade games and boot black services for the 1916 season. One bid must cover all privileges. bidder to furnish security. right to reject all bids reserved by Mobile Light and Railroad Company. January 16 1916.
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