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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1914

Page

13

Southern Railway Belongs to the People of the South

A Louisville speech argues that the Southern Railway System is a public service and a regional asset. It notes 103 million annual revenue with 70.6 cents of each dollar spent remaining in the South, supporting wages, materials, taxes, and local banks, and paying school and road taxes. The speaker cites Will Wilson Finley and Thomas M. and John W. Thomas Jr. as exemplars of public-spirited railroad leadership. The speaker urges Southern pride and local-backed governance, inviting citizens to invest trust and cooperation.

Southern Railway Unitedates Lelling Wall Street Ntic Louth Will- Wilson Finley South Thomas M John W. Thomas, Jr Southern Railway System Consignees Southern Chattanooga United States Bureau of Education Great Insurance Companies Elcome Southern Railway Company Samuel Spencer William Wilson Finley

Early “tea doctor” remedy praised for rheumatism relief

A rough report describes a tea doctor’s cure claiming poisons settle in muscles joints and back causing severe pain. He prescribes a compound and syrup of take these two to dissolve and expel them from the system, with notes that the remedy is working wonders across the country.

Frank Metlock Declares Run for Commissioner

Frank Metlock a popular young man in the southern part of the county announces his candidacy for revenue and road commissioner from the third district. He lives at ten and is engaged in business at that place as Mobile friends take an interest in his race.

Frank Metlock

Bayou la Batre Farms Co operative Dissolved

Notice announces the Bayou la Batre Farms Company Co operative dissolved by mutual consent. Signatories are Hans R. Dickow president and William O secretary. Chicago, Illinois. January 7, 1923-24-25p.

Bayou la Batre

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