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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
3
A classified notice seeks employment opportunities. The readable text suggests an insertion request within the positions wanted section, indicating availability for work and contact options.
An advertisement touts Artemus Lindo a renowned clairvoyant in Alabama offering readings at 50 cents and claiming proof through testimonials. The page also lists notices about ship debt liability, mortgage sale in Mobile County, and a public school bond election proposal.
New Orleans July 9 Good weather sustains. political unease and weak export outlets push cotton lower. October falls to nine cents amid general selling. afternoon demand from shorts steadies the market but closes with a net 11 to 14 point decline. Liverpool futures mix. New York futures nervous with local buying, slight rebound but still down. District court in Alabama announces bankruptcy creditors meetings for B S Lister and John W Powell with dates in July 1915.
Market notes show prices slipping 6 to 9 points before buyers nudged some quotes up 4 to 6 points amid renewed heavy liquidation. July through March contracts traded with wide moves, while Liverpool and Savannah reports reflect subdued demand and persistent price shifts across cotton, grain, and provisions sectors.
Bay St. Louis Mississippi bond commissioners awarded dredging behind the sea wall to the Home Company at 19 12 per cubic yard. About 60 000 to 70 000 feet will be filled as unfinished work from bankrupt A Anderson is completed. The completion is welcomed by residents. Hays Pugh Wedding in Prichard Alabama joins Lucy Hays and William J. Pugh in a quiet ceremony performed by Rev. Mr. Hall.
Wilmer the chauffeured boy was fined 25 dollars or six days for running a street car while discharging passengers. Eugene Harris, charged with reckless driving after a Sunday collision with Lorenzo Miller's car, was discharged. Estelle Beck, charged with knife assault, had case continued until July 20 without bond. Trinity Church rector Rev A G Richards to speak at Bienville Square meeting with 100 more seats added. A man who uses tobacco is nearly as beg as a livery stable.
Weather notes predict 98 degree heat for 36hour shipments north east and west. The Tombigbee rise expected at Columbus and Aberdeen with little change at moments, Black Warrior dropping, Alabama falling at Montgomery and Selma. A high pressure area dominates eastern U S with cooler nights in the north while the south enjoys higher daytime temperatures. ALBERT ASHENBERGER, Local Forecaster. THREAT TO CLOSE HOTELS IF BARS ARE BANNED IN REGINA CANADA.
J. J. Thomas Jr was arrested by Officer Lovelace for streetcar tampering. Prank Bent a customer faces action from the circulation department of The Mobile Item after a dog attack in a house at 14 South Street. A marriage license was issued to Robert L. McLeod and Annie D. Pitroff. The groom is at Fort Morgan and the bride’s father is Traffic Officer Phillip Pitroff. Chamber of Commerce prices for grain and feed are listed. A patrol wagon quip ends the item.
Pike Stores offers a free Coffee Pot with Dripper for every pound of coffee on Saturday and Monday. The ad lists Our Own Blend and French Market coffees with various flour, self rising flour, meat and eggs, butter, lard, jelly, Chow Chow, evaporated and condensed milk, peaches, dried peaches, cocoa, bread, and cooking oil with bulk pricing and small-quantity weights.
Mitchell Latakas storekeeper was charged with possessing more than a quart of whiskey but released by Recorder Edington after four defense witnesses said he bought it for others. Police found fifteen half pints and a gallon at his home. Emma Williams testified she bought the gallon for herself and relatives.
Bill Adams sues Bennie Adams for divorce on grounds of voluntary abandonment following their Mobile marriage on May 26 1901. Robert W. Elliott seeks a divorce from Mary Lee Hilliott. couple wed in Pensacola on May 29 1909 with alleged statutory offense.
Readable fragments show addresses at Davie Ave and Hospital at Davis Ave and Lawrence St plus Old Shell Road. Numbers 1097 866 W 3273 3813 appear as phone references for Florida home lines in the section.
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