Cattle Tick Eradication Drive Draws Local Support
A. Maloney and Dr. C. A. Carey mobilize farmers and business leaders in Mobile and Baldwin counties to back a campaign for cattle tick eradication. A meeting at 10:30 Saturday will hear Carey outline dipping vat education and funding, with Cane Growers outlining a cooperative selling plan and strong local support from chamber committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Baldwin
A. Maloney
Chamber of Ways and Means Committee
Ting
Maloney
C. A. Carey
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Cane
Chamber of Commerce
Ways and Means
Carey
Colonel Wier
Ways and Means Committee
Baldwin Counties
Cowen
Grand Bay
F. H. Myers
Union Church
Joe Hatchett
Irvington
W. A. Cook
Theodore
Dudley B. Bolton
Semmes
Jerome Joiner
Citronelle
H. Reiderman
Dawes
E. A. Knapp
Wilmer
M. LcBaron
Bay Minette
L. T. Rhodes
Robertsdale
T. S. Simmons
Atmore
H. W. Currie
Canoe
J. Gordon
Daphne
Frank Mancl
Fair- Tape
TC. Stephens
Delchamps
W.H. Delchamps
Two Women Avoid Operations With Pinkham Remedy
Two women report relief from long standing female health issues after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. M R Karsch nick of Chicago and Mrs. J W Sherer of Dayton describe headaches, fatigue, and side pains improved, crediting the tonic and inviting others to seek confidential guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dayton
Ohio
Jon
J. W. Sherer
Cass St
Mobile radishes outsize California in giant gift to Bryan
Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan will receive two giant Mobile radishes weighing 28 and 25 pounds. The radishes, grown by Alvin Japanese Nursery Company via S. Imura, are taller and heftier than a 12 pound California radish sent to Bryan. Imura exhibited a 30 pound radish but deemed the two Mobile specimens superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Alvin Japanese Nursery Company
S. Imura
California
Mobile County
Golden West
Imura
Grand Bay Land Company
Bryan
Catherine Frances O Connor dies after brief illness
Mrs Catherine Frances O Connor widow of Dominick O Connor died Monday night at 452 South Dearborn street after a week long illness. Born in New York City she was 66 and had lived in Mobile since age 12. A devout Catholic and longtime St Vincent church member she is survived by daughter Miss Catherine O Connor and two sons Thomas J O Connor and Charles W O Connor along with other relatives.
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Catherine Frances O'Connor
Dominick O'Connor
South Dearborn Street
New York City
Thomas Flanley
Mobile
St. Vincent’s Church
Catherine O'Connor
Thomas J. O’connor
Bank of Mobile
Charles W.o'connor
Baum Clothing Company
Funeral for Ambrose C Foley at St Matthew’s Church
Monday afternoon at 3 o clock the funeral of Ambrose C Foley was held at St Matthew s Catholic Church with Rev Fr J W Dunn presiding and was well attended. The body rested in Catholic Cemetery with many floral designs. Pallbearers were Benjamin Bishop Philip M Hall John P Sweeney Henry Vallanzano William O Connell and John Streiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose C. Foley
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
J. W Dunn
Messrs
Benjamin Bishop
Philip M. Hall
John P. Sweeney
Henry Vallanzano
William O'Connell
John Streiber
Funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Savage Conducted at Central Presbyterian
Rev D A Planck pastor of Central Presbyterian Church officiated at the Monday 4 pm funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Savage from the family residence 878 Catherine Street. Burial followed at Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers Ferris Irby Caleb Toxey Walter Toxey Guy Sherman Jesse Sherman and grandson Wheeler Burgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Savage
D. A. Planck
D. D
Central Presbyterian Church
Mary Elizabeth Savage
Catherine Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Ferris Irby
Caleb Toxey
Walter Toxey
Guy Sherman
Jesse Sherman
Wheeler Burgett
Chattanooga Baker Falls To Death On Walnut Street Bridge
William Barr proprietor of a large Chattanooga baking business plunged from the Walnut street bridge, reportedly after a skull fracture and temporary insanity. He left a family and property valued over 100000.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Walnut Street Bridge
William Barr
Barr
Dr Robinson Heads East for Virginia Mission Work
Dr W E Robinson former head of Baptist missionary effort in California spoke at the YMCA men’s meeting and will depart for Richmond Virginia after spending a week in Montgomery en route. He shared experiences from six years of California work and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
W. E. Robinson
Baptist Missionary Work
California
Richmond
Montgomery
Virginia
Consumption Takes 350 People Daily
The article notes higher tuberculosis victim counts in cities due to more indoor workers and less sunshine. It explains tubercular germs attack when the body is weakened and urges using Scott's Emulsion with meals to keep blood rich and resistive, claiming cod liver oil warms and strengthens the body to prevent colds.
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United States
Nature
Scott
Friedhoff girl says cruelty of father caused it
Morse granted bond of 5000 dollars after preliminary hearing in the recorder's court over the murder of Carl Friedhoff. Miss Eleanor Friedhoff testified the killing was self defense while her mother fainted and Mrs Friedhoff described finding her husband with a revolver. The courtroom heard threats against Friedhoff and Morse's plea of self defense was supported by Eleanor's account of events the night of the shooting.
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Friedhoff
C. King Morse
Carl Friedhoff
Recorder’s Court
D. H. Edington
Morse
Leo Eldridge
W. B. Bellingrath
Eleanora Friedhoff
Recorder's Court
J. D. Atkins
Mr. Friedhoff
John E. Roth
Roth
Eleanor Friedhoff
King
Miss Friedhoff
City plans 1914 budget with deficits and various projects
The city proposes a 1914 budget showing receipts of 484 900 and expenditures of 494 080 with a 9 180 deficit. It earmarks 15 000 for parks 10 000 for drainage 5 000 for steel sheds plus 17 000 hospital improvement balance and bond interest and retirements totaling 49 320.
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Pine Crest Meat and Milk
Board of Health Peeveoe Pavesoe
Eae
Ske Ode
North Drain
Thaistate
Eree
Pooserewernvo
Eeeertecewrase
E. L. Richard See
Maggie Martin
Eliza H. Stone
The Rosary at Lyric Theatre Aims to Tackle Divorce
Amusements notice previews The Rosary a drama by Edward E. Rose at the Lyric Theatre. A priest shows patience and tenderness to illuminate marital unhappiness and restore love and peace in a disrupted home. Presented under Rowland and Clifford management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Rose
Messrs. Rowland and Clifford
Lyric Theatre
Campaign Phalanx Formed for Rep. George W. Taylor
A campaign committee for Congressman George W. Taylor of the First District was organized Monday night at the Battle House Parlor with James McPhillips as chairman and J. Blocker Thornton secretary. Endorsements were delivered by Stewart Brooks and others. the committee lists many local names and plans to expand and hold a general meeting soon with Taylor possibly in attendance.
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George W. Taylor
Parlor
Battle House
James McPhillips
Palmer Pillans
J. Blocker Thornton
Stewart Brooks
Mr. Taylor
R. V. Taylor
J. H. Webb
Laz Schwarz
Harry Pillans
James H. Webb
G. L. Smith
E. G. Rickardy
D. T. McCall
P. J. Lyons
A. P. Bush
Frank Crenshaw
H. T. Inge
W. P. Gaines
Herbert Turner
E. W. Faith
James K
George Leatherbury
S. R. Prince
Adam Glass
F. J. Yerger
Tom Foster
William N. Hunter
8. S. Murphy
Robert Hunter
Leo M. Brown
Fred C. Scheible
J. E. Duval
Joe Kentz
George R. Vaughan
Paul Wilson
B. B. Boone
H. M. Hempstead
George A. Mitchel
E. A. Brunnier
Godfrey Mer
Performance Times Set for Afternoon and Evening Shows
The schedule lists performances at 3 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. for the day, indicating two daily showings.
Free Concert At Mobile On A $500 Columbia Grafonola
A free Wednesday night concert at 7 30 features a $500 electrically operated Columbia Grafonola. Described as the first of its kind exhibited in Mobile, the device will play the February issue as per the Columbia supplement. No admission charged. SMITH PIANO CO. invites attendees at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Columbia Supplement
Smith Piano Coo
Masonic Temple
English Carriage Co. Goes Out of Business
The English Carriage Company will wind up its affairs after creditors claim about 22 000. Receivables total 24330.01, stock on hand 25000, and indebtness 37474.55. Trustees chosen by creditors will run the business during liquidation. shares will return to stockholders afterward. H E Baxter, H H McCleland, and R P Pope named to lead and manage the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Carriage Company
H. E. Baxter
Mobile Credit Men's Association
H. H. McCleland
R. P. Pope
California Syrup of Figs Promises Easy Child Relief
A home remedy advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle fruit laxative to cure a coated tongue and assorted stomach and bowel ills in children. It claims quick relief in hours with no griping and warns to buy only the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Laundry offers fly killers to residents on request
The American Laundry Co announces it has a large supply of fly killers available for delivery. Dr Mohr city health officer seeks to destroy the house before spring. Residents may call at the laundry or phone to request delivery by one of their wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohr
American Laundry Co
Ancient remedies claim May Apple Root laxative benefits
A vintage advertisement extols Apple Root among ancestral cures for bilious conditions. It promotes PoDoLax as a gentle bile loosener that cleanses the liver without griping, urging nightly spoons at bedtime and quick relief, promising a household staple for regular use.
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Columbia Grafonola
Antics & Coal CO
St. Francis St
Mobile Radishes
W. J. Bryan
Frances O'Connor
A. C. Foley
Baker
Him
Taylor
McPhillips
Thornton
Fletcher
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
English Carriage CO
Norville Bros
BERS
City Bank & TruSt CO. Savings Department
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