Kansas Boosters Arrival Highlights Mobile Yet Short Visit
Southeastern Kansas boosters arrive in Mobile by special train at 6:40 PM with a welcoming band. They tour the Land Show at the Fair Grounds and learn Mobile county’s agriculture, roads, and coast sights, but their stay is limited, leaving Mobile eager for a longer impression.
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Kansas Boosters
Southeastern
Kansas
Mobile
Ways and Means Committee
Fair Grounds
Mobile County
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Duroc Jersey
Poland
China
Berkshire
Mobile Bay
Heron Bay
Kansas City
St. Louis
Mr. Mobilian
Cotton prospects in Egypt amid war and embargo shifts
The article discusses potential cotton crop expansion in Egypt if war conditions ease restrictions. It notes past acreage cuts by British order, a 30 percent reduction, and possible competition with English mills if planting increases. South African planters expect lifted embargoes to push demand, while U S holders delay sales, banking on higher future prices as money markets loosen.
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Egypt
Pyramids
Nile
South
Alabama Land Book Promotes State to Home Seekers
Emmet A. Jones head of the Alabama immigration and market bureau unveils a plan to showcase Alabama's soil climate and advantages to home seekers in the North East and West. The initiative aims to attract settlers and boost development through targeted outreach and promotional efforts.
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Alabama
Emmet A. Jones
Alabama Immigration and Market Bureau
State Land Book to Attract New Settlers to Alabama
Mr. Jones plans a State Land Book to share data for prospective settlers beyond Alabama. The publication will highlight diversified crops and a broad scope to attract desirable people from regions relying on a single crop. The effort aims to draw new residents to Alabama and yield splendid results.
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Jones
Alabama
Williams Praised For Senate Address On Neutral Rights
The press lauds Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi for a manly senate address countering Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia. The New York Commercial commends Williams for exposing motives behind Smith and for noting Civil War precedents shaping neutral rights. It cites limits of our army and coast defense ammunition and mentions a later quip about goat shortages tied to the primary election.
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United States
John Sharp ”Williams
Mississippi
Senate
Hoke Smith
Georgia
New York
John Sharp Williams
United States Senate
Williams
Horoscope predicts auspicious day for business and promotion
The 1916 forecast cites benefic planetary aspects for Jupiter Neptune and the Sun and adverse Uranus Mercury. It foresees opportunities in business expansion and public notices, with promotions and government appointments favorable. It notes potential scandals in schools, tests for actors and artists, and a patriotic drift toward a literary or dramatic public celebration.
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McClure Newspaper
Jupiter
Neptune
Armaietas
Wavine
United States
Canada
Mobile hotel guest list shows regional visitors and travel
A busy roster details travelers and locals in Mobile with many staying at the Battle House Bienville Windsor and Cawthon hotels. Names include J A Myers from Louisville H P Smith Leakesville Miss E F Harper Whitewater Wis and C L McLean Glendale Ohio among others.
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J. M. Griffin
Blodgett
Miss
Cawthon
Cc. L. McLean
Glendale
Ohio
Battle House
C. A. Pigford
New Orleans
Stuart L. Roussel
Magnolia Springs
Ala
F. F. Nealy
Montgomery
J. Mulvoy
Meridian
T. W. Hall
Philadelphia
R. M. Heaven
Bay Minette
C. L. McLean and Wife
H. C. Cantey
Birmingham
J. M. Pelham
Chatom
C. E. Neele
Chicago, Ill
J. G. M. Stepil
St. Louis
B. 8. Crafton
O. W. Thomas
Citronelle
T. J. Pendergrast
P. Chesborn
Portland
Atlanta
Mrs. BE. .Cessina
Deadwood . River
C. Allen
Whitewater
Wis
A. R. Graft
F. L. Badger Tie
Ben Springs
T. Clarke
San Francisco
Cal
W. H. Raven
P. K. Leather
Laurel
B. O. Turner
Coffeeville
W. E. Powell
Carson
Tom Earley
Parkensburg
W. Va
T. J. Dedsole
Grove Hill
R. C. Beauchamp
Bloomfield
N. Bloch
Selma
A. H. McComb
Fairhope
Ed Bragg
W. M. Lyman
Thomas E. Larsen
E. P. White
E. L. Frazier
Chicago
Ill
Emil W. Leipziger
J. B. King
B. F. Erwin
R. H. Young
R. T. Croom
Evergreen
Ernest Zocker
A. E. Brown
G. J. Hammond
C. E. Hamerie
Richmond
E. R. Brown
Newark
N. J
E. L. Bullard
Mt. Vernon
J. F. Fairley
Vinegar Bend
O. T. Millard
Wagona
Oregon
Leakesville
R. B. Shepard
H. A. Hopkins
H. Stafford
Elmira
N. Y
S. F. Prigg
Sala
R. M. E. D. Parish
Fred Kintner
S. Wolverton
E. Letson
Gilford
Mich
J. F. Bryan
J. W. Terrell
Eliska
R. G. Vogler
Irvington
F. Ensor
Theodore
J. A. Myers
Louisville
R. J. O’bryant
Lucedale
E. B. Shepard
S. B. Williamson
Peacock
Names List of Residents and Addresses across Multiple States
A long column lists numerous individuals and spouses with their towns and states, including Mrs. C Allen Whitewater Wisconsin and J M Griffin Blodgett Mississippi, with many others in Alabama California Mississippi Georgia New Orleans and beyond. The roster mixes private residents and households, indicating a social or community directory style snippet typical of local papers.
Officers Elected at Federation of Jewish Charities
Samuel Eschold was chosen president of the Federation of Jewish Charities at the annual meeting in B n a i B r i t h Hall. Jacob Reiss, J M Friedman and Capt. Leon Schwarz were named vice president treasurer and secretary respectively. Directors include Henry Hess Dr Alfred G Moses Sol Kahn Leo M Brown Milton L Brown and Mrs Julius Goldstein Mrs S Haas and Mrs Jacob Reiss.
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Samuel Eschold
Federation of Jewish Charities
B'nai B'rith Hall
Jacob Reiss
J. M. Friedman
Leon Schwarz
Henry Hess
Alfred G. Moses
Sol Kahn
Leo M. Brown
Milton L. Brown
Rosa Bauer Sewing Circle
Council of Jewish Women
Mobile
All of
Jewish Widows and Orphans’ Home
New Orleans
Jewish Hospital For Consumptives
Denver
Colo
Jewish Consumptives’ Relief Society
Leo M. Levi Memorial
Hot Springs
Ark
Hebrew Sheltering and Aid Society
New York
National Farm School
Doylestown
Europe
Federation
Health Day Designated in Schools by Feagin
February 25 set as Health Day in Alabama schools under state Superintendent William F. Feagin urging teachers and education advocates to observe the day. Also notes an Atlantic Coast Line 40 percent tariff cut on naval stores in small lots and Montgomery preparations for a big automobile and poultry show opening today through Thursday.
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Montgomery
William F. Feagin
Friends of Education
State Public Service Commission
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Commission
Coast Line Railroad
South
Alabama
Sade To Bryant the Grip cause Grip-Laxative Bromo Quinine
An advertisement claims Bromo Quinine relieves the cause of grip and promotes relief. The box bears EL W GROVE'S signature and a price of 25 cents.
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Sade
Bryant
EL W. Grove
Delta bond wins by seven in Fairhope count
Prichard Fairhope reports a liberal majority for the Delta bond issue of 55000 with seven to the good. James A. Emmett spoke at Crawford Hall to spark interest in the Old Spanish Trail route. social events include Mrs. Bancroft hosting a birthday luncheon and a 500 card prize. new Eastern Star officers were installed at the Masonic Temple. church group plans weekly cake sales. several visitors stay at local inns amid illness and travel notices.
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Fairhope
Ala
Delta
James A. Emmett
Crawford Hall
George Bancroft
Sunlight Cottage
East Fairhope
Bancroft
J. M. Pilcher
Frank Brown
Pilcher
Edwards
Wood
Nelson Rockwell
Ball
F. L. Brown
Troyer
Jacman
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mrase T. Fe Glendenning
Robertsdale
Thursa
E. L. Wood
J. P. Slocum
Brutkiewitz
Ladies Aid
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. S. Sumner
Dangerfield
Stone
War declarations and medical questions in the Q and A
The item lists war declarations from 1914 with dates for Austria Hungary Serbia Germany Russia France Great Britain Belgium and Japan. It includes a Q A on growing pains explaining they are not real pains and the issue of debt imprisonment and the real name of Mr Dooley Finley Peter Dunne. It also notes social items about residents Jimmie and Mrs Richey and visits by local people to Cincinnati West Virginia Minneapolis and Minneapolis areas.
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F. B
Ans
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Germany
Russia
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Japan
Turkey
E. D
United States
Congress
Jimmie
Dooley
Finley Peter Dunne
W. S. Richey
West Virginia
M. Hazlett
Lee MacAlister
Alberta
Helen Green
Minneapolis
Bell
Cincinnati
Ohio
H. Nelson and
Changes in Mississippi districts shift aimed at Harrison County
A movement in the second judicial district seeks to redraw southern Mississippi boundaries by removing Harrison county from the district and placing it with another southern district. If enacted, Harrison County would lose its current district representation, but the proposal faces strong opposition and is expected to be defeated in the legislature.
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Biloxi
Miss
Second Judicial
Mississippi
Harrison County
Irvington Personal Notices and Local Death Report
E M Hobart and wife arrived from Minneapolis and are at Gulf Boulevard cottage. Special M E church services continue until Tuesday evening. Mrs V Higgins died at H B Michael’s home after two weeks illness. Dr Foote is with us again.
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Irvington Personals
Irvington
Ala
E. M. Hobart
Minneapolis
Gulf Boulevard
M. E. Church
V. Higgins
H. B. Michael
Foote
Pinex cough syrup promises faster relief at low cost
Homemade Pinex cough syrup claims to conquer ordinary and stubborn coughs including bronchitis and whooping cough. Sold as 2 1/2 ounce packets for 50 cents, mixed with sugar syrup to yield a pint, the ad urges asking druggists for Pinex and promises a money back guarantee.
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Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
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Ding Iago
Tribune Building
Third National
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Audit Bureau OF
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Business Pt Advertising
Robert Browning
Laura
Shly-Sixx
Alabama Land Book
National Agricultural Department
Frank Hennig
Ills
Klosky’s
Windsor
H. P. Smith
Hugh McInnis
Geneva Smith
St. Andrew
E. F. Harper
Whitewater, Wis
Bienville
A. Hartary
W. H. Young
Waterloo
Savage
J. W. Murry
Jackson
Leslie Hall
J. H. Harwood
L. W. Gardner
Montenma, Ga
the Savage
Catherine
H. Jacobs
James Higgins
E. M. Sarves
Louisville and Nashville
C. T. Batson
O. W. Causey
Clio
Chicago, Il
Cawthon Hotel
Tampa
Havana
Cuba
E. R. Brown and Wife
R. G. Hairston
Shubuta
Mr. Hairston
Mobile and
Ohio Road
W. R. Matthews
St. Louis, Mo
M. Metz
Mr. Matthews
Peter Vrendenburgh
Vendenburgh, Ala
F. E. Laurendine
Lo_ Angeles, Cal
E. T. Thayer
Los Angeles
B. F. Erdman
New York City
Angelo Festorazzi
Louisville and Nashville Road
Gustave Reiss
Reiss Mercantile Company
W. L. Henderson
Southern Railway
Tuscaloosa
K. Kampbell
J. Lowenthan
Charles E. Neele
B. S. Crafton
E. Cessina
Deadwood River
Dakota
George Sire
A. E. Hutchins
Champagne
James Irons
Springfield
J. D. Hudson
David Etter
Percy Chisborn
Hartwell Douglas
State Convict Board
Evergreen, Ala
E. L. Davidson
Foreign Trade Council
Jewish Charities
Prichard
Battle House Hotel Company
Henry Hall
J. F. Sehley
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin Over
Ade
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