Mortgage Sale Notice for German Property and Local Notices
Notice announces sale of The Alabama Staats-Zeitung plant in Mobile County Alabama on July 8, 1915 to satisfy a mortgage from Emil A Brunnier to Henry L Koester with the Babcock Press and Linotype equipment listed. Also includes probate notice for claims against The Young Men's Heart of Hearts at Mobile County Chancery with July 16 1915 affidavit filing deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Clear
Willie Stone
Church St. Bell
Emil A. Brunnier
Henry L. Koester
N. S
Mobile County
Alabama
Alabama Staats-Zeitung
St. Michael Street
Mobile
Babcock Press
Linotype Mergenthaler
Chandler & Price
Henry L, Koester Mortgagee
Bator & Young
Young Men’s Heart OF Hearts
Ala
Henry Jordan
Young Men's Heart of Hearts
Régister’s Office
Young Men’s Heart of A
Priest Arrested on Housekeeper Complaint
A priest was arrested on a charge of assault after a complaint by his housekeeper. A warrant was sworn out by the housekeeper, and after a preliminary hearing a justice of the peace set a $1000 bond, which the priest posted in Motile and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aay Ighe
Ae Ling
Charg
Justice of the Peace Ms
Opening Markets of Thursday in Mobile and Nation
Public notice announces a mortgage sale of property in Mobile County Alabama including lots 1 3 and 8 in Toulmin Tract Square 18 fronting Sligo Brussels Rotterdam streets with transfers dated July 22 1910 and sale set for August 21 1915 at 12 o clock noon Frank Clutat transferee Tompkins Kirkpatrick attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotich
Mint
Gray
Henrietta Burden
Isom
Grant
Ashe Costa
Bama
Cleutat
Cobk
Aoa Melice
Wey, Angles
Mobile County
Alabama
L. R. Kimball
Sligo Street
Brussels Streets
Toulmin
Rotterdam Street
Si Street
Sligo
L. RB. Kimball
Brussels Street
Frank Cieutat
Tompkins & Kirkpatrick
Prohibition Towns Linked to Big Booze Shipments
MANDAN North Dakota July authorities allege large shipments of beer and liquor moved into Linton and nearby towns from The Hague. The toll includes hundreds of casks and barrels as Attorney General Francis North Dakota pushes to halt intoxicants entering the state by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
N. D
Linton
Hague
Tee Ettorney
Francis J. North Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee and Bt
Soo Line
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Polly
Her
Pest
St. Francis Street
Beavens W.C
S. Royal Piers
J. J
Neha
Gulf Shingle . Co
Belt
S. Lafayette St
Lafayette St
Albright & Wood Drugs
Royal and Sea
St. Emanuel St
Gulf City Famine Co
Conti Street
Winstanley
Bascombe Kentucky
Nancy Hall
Bienville
Utp
Cal
Bell
E. A. Smith
Theodore
Sen
Me- Gus Seiple
Ieemuenith
Dauphin_ street
J. Koral
Artemus Lindo
Nature
Davis Ez Geere Avenue
Whistler
Dixie Park
Shires
Brewton
Misce
Lantous
Pinkerson & Robinson
Dauphin Street
Gus
Seiple
Bell Phone
Rosa
Ing
Oreo Meyer
Scott and Dauphin
St. Anthony
St. Emanuel
Trent
Sean
Shaw
Cain Electrical Co
Zundel
Wharfahre
Volanta Rae
Brodbeck & Zundel Bros
Pt. Clear
W. Marine
Tennessee Street
Foreman & Meador
St. Manuel
N. Jackson St
Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph H. German
Judge Hall
Cleveland
Boddy
Franklin
New Haven
Conn
Thia
Ug A
Armonk
Srciies
Germany
Ean
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Union Pacific
Coppers
United States Steel
United States
American Tel
American Sac
Atchison Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore
Chi Chicago
R. I. & Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Brie
General Motors
Great Northern Pid
Interborough Met
Pfd
Kansas City Southern
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rep
Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Studebaker Corporation
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
United States Rubber
United States Stee
Virginia-Carp
New Orleans
Ae Low
Corp Scanis Eee
New York
Liverpool
Ambassador Page
Iwuly
NAVAL
Savannah
Rosiway
Rochester
Mayo Institute
EL Paso
Villa
Carranza
General Hill
Leon
Kelly Brady
Celestia
Gouverneur Morris
Anita Stewart
Vitagraph Organization
MOBIL
Mobile Vs
Pelicans
Ann Street
Ani
Morrill & Lyons
THE
Rowley Orchestra
Miss Legg
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