Probate Court to Hear Lands Sale for Estate of Margaret C Long
Notice to non residents names John Mc Getrick Henry McGetrick Martin McGetrick Maron McGetick Maggie McGetrick and interested parties. Edwin B Kirkbride administrator asks to sell lands of Margaret C Long deceased for division. Hearing set August 3 1916. Price Williams Judge J W Tharp attorney. Also bond election notice August 1 1916 Mobile County Alabama for 150000 bonds for public school buildings. A G Ward chairman. Auto owners notice for Ford service at Auto Fixery Co St Michael street. Jos L McKay manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGetrick
Henry McGetrick
Martin McGetrick
Maron McGetick
Maggie McGetrick
City of New York
State of New York
Mobile County
Alabama
State of Alabama
Margaret C. Long
Edwin B. Kirkbride
de Bonis Non
Price Williams
J. W. Tharp
Motich
Ore
Mole County
Mobile
Ford
Auto Fixery Co
Bell Phone
St. Michael Street
Jackson
Claiborne
Jos. L. McKay
Tilford Moto’s Brother Returns From Western Mission
Tilford Moto’s brother who went west to probe a mining scheme has returned fully recovered. Pinky Kerr has won a barber college scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilford Moto
Pinky Kerr
Barber College
Alabama notes closed by association final settlement
EB. C. Hughes, president, announces the closure of an Alabama association. All note holders and creditors must present notes and claims for payment. Dated at Piney March 20 with multiple dates 27 je 3, 7 17, 24 july, 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
EB. C. Hughes
Jyl
Conception Street Bridge Closure Over Three Mile Creek
Public notice that Conception street bridge over Three Mile Creek will close on and after Monday July 10 1916 for rebuilding and will remain closed until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conception- Street
Three Mile Creek
Relief Train Sent South On L and N Railroad
A relief train was sent south on the Louisville and Nashville line about 7 p m led by Assistant Superintendent T B Turner of the New Orleans and Mobile division. The line from Orange Grove to beyond is reported intact but a bridge is damaged past that point. Trainmaster Sims arrived in Mobile after walking from Pascagoula and noted high water but limited damage. Wrecking crews cleared government street depot and tracks north toward Beauregard street. Major obstruction north of Mobile remains at One Mile creek where two coal barges block the line.
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Louisville and Nashville
T. B. Turner
New Orleans
Mobile
Orange Grove
Miss
Sims
N. O
L. and N
Pascagoula
Gautier
Pascagoula River
Louisville
Nashville
Government Street
Gavin
Commerce Street
Beauregard Street
L. and
One Mile Creek
Puss in Boots JR Sets Sail With Gander and Mother Goose
Mother Goose and Puss Junior depart a farm with a helpful cat and a practical gander. They spot a cobweb sweeping old woman riding high in a basket, while singing a playful verse, as the journey toward Mother Goose Land begins.
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Mother Goose
Puss Junior
Mother Goose Land
Goodby
Druns
Miss Pussy
Puss
Fair Ground Buildings Suffer Very Slight Damage
On a trip to the Gulf Coast Fair grounds it was found that the buildings had only slight damage. None were blown down. The National Mosaic Tile Works nearby sustained more damage with a broken window panes and a blown down smokestack, but no injuries occurred.
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Gulf Coast Fair Grounds
National Mosaic Tile Works
Fair Grounds
Court and Presidency Debate on Supreme Court and Hughes
The Times warns that Hughes may seek the presidency by courting the bench. It warns of unchecked political influence on court decisions and dangers to minority rights, urging Republicans and Democrats to consider the constitutional balance and judicial independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
White House
Pine-Tar-Honey Syrup Listed for Cold Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey as a pleasant syrup for children with cold symptoms including runny nose and cough. The copy suggests using a small bottle for relief.
Basket and Balloon Compare in Timeless Exchange
An Old Woman touts a basket that outlasts balloons, claiming it sells on forever. Puss and Mother Goose discuss options while a Gander remains pleased, adding a whimsical note to the exchange.
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Puss
Mother Goose
Freckle-Face Remedy Promises Free Trial If It Fails
A newspaper ad promotes a freckle treatment with a money back guarantee. It urges women to ask for ethine double strength from a druggist and says one ounce may suffice to remove freckles or cost nothing. The copy targets cosmetic improvement and assures a refund if no fading occurs.
Storm Damage Report From Vinegar Bend and Nearby Towns
Information from Louis Pitts a Mobile and Ohio conductor describes storm impact north of Mobile. Vinegar Bend suffered moderate damage including downed lumber company stacks while residences remained unharmed. Citronelle reports significant property damage with no reported loss of life.
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Vinegar Bend
Mobile
Mobile and Ohio
Louis Pitts
Pitts
Meridian
Citronelle
Dr Kings New Life Pills Prompt Spring Cleansing
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a tried remedy for spring cleansing. The first dose is said to move sluggish bowels stimulate the liver and clear the system of waste and impurities from winter. Priced 250 at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Water rises as train leaves Coden and Frohsinn
Passengers from Coden and Bayou la Barre spent the night on a train at Frohsinn and reached Mobile on Thursday morning after flood delays. Conductor Collins chose Frohsinn for safety overnight. At San Souci the depot waters flooded the floors while the train was in motion. Families aboard included J F Johnston James Coleman W E Scott George Leatherbury J B Davis Winston Jones and two Evergreen residents at Gaillard cottage.
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Coden
Bayou la Barre
Frohsinn
Mobile
Collins
San Souci
J. F. Johnston
James Coleman
W. E.scott
George 8. Leatherbury
J. B. Davis
Winston Jones
Evergreen
Ala
Gaillard Cottage
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Mou
A. G. Ward
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners of
The
National City Bank
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
Healing
Cullom
Bladon Springs
Union Station
Dauphin Street
Leasant
J.T. Adams
M.D
ROCHE
BURKE
Undertakers
St. Joseph and
State Streets
T. C. McKenzie
W. State and Royal Its
Tampa End
Key West
B. F
DU Bod
Mallory
Mobile, Alabama
Shela
Hancock, Harbin & Hancock
Army OF
United States
St. Francis St
Cawthon Barber Shop
St. Emanuel Street
W. J. Koral
N. Royal
M. Hoffman
Dauphin
Stockton
Dauphin St
Cedar
South Carolina
D. EM
Manufact'ng Co
South Street
Brooklyn
Puss IN Boots, JR
By David Cory
Court and Presidency
Dolive
France
Kodaks
Brownies
L. Hammel Dry Goods Co
Southern Realty CO
B. F. Adams
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