For Sale Dry Shavings and Sawdust and Property Listings
Classified fragment offers dry shavings and dry sawdust at Crichton Lumber Co. Then lists preserved pears at Staub Place Spring Hill. Special property sale on Mobile Bay Shell road includes six acres and a four room house, plus multiple houses for cash with Bell phone contact 1195 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crichton Lumber Co
Staub Place
Spring Hill
Bell Phone
Mobile Bay Shell Road
Bay
City
North Cedar Street
North Jackson Street
Bell
Money Talk and Whisky Song Spark Old Phrase Revival
A compact note recalls a proverb linking money to talk and whisky to song, reflecting a cultural line about vice and speech. The remark captures a period style as a social quip.
Cotton futures open steady amid rain and selling pressure
New Orleans July 23 cotton futures opened steady to up one point from yesterday with near months weaker after the call. Selling spread between July and August as rain and unsettled weather add pressure on new crop months. by midmorning August led losses while overall closes showed a net decline of 9 to 29 points.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady Amid Weather Signals
New York cotton began steady with slight declines from one to two points as weather updates influenced trading. Daily weather showed drought in Texas and Oklahoma with showers in the eastern belt. a New Orleans forecast of possible rain pressured new crop months, leaving futures overall steady despite intraday dips.
Liverpool Cotton Spot and Futures Report
Spot cotton in fair demand and easier with middling at 7.29 and good middling 6.55. Sales total 3 000 bales, including 7 000 bales American and 500 for speculation and export. Receipts 1 000 bases, including 100 American. Futures closed steady with various pairs listed from July through June contracts.
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Liverpool
Naval Stores Prices and Receipts Report
In Savannah on July 23 the Turpentine firm reported receipts of 1 474 casks with no sales while the Rosin firm shows 309 barrels. Bid prices quoted for various grades range from 3.90 to 6.35 and include several listed assortments. Bloch Bros agents advertise the upcoming Saturday Evening Post featuring the Cole announcement and a large automobile ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Stores
Savannah
Saturday Evening Post
Cole
Bloch Bros
North Water Street
Notice of Administrator in estate of Magdeline Lewis
Notice announces Edwin B. Kirkbride as Administrator of Magdeline Lewis estate granted July 21 1913 by Judge Price Williams Jr Mobile County Alabama. Claims must be presented per law to avoid bar. Also bids for 9000 cubic yards of oyster shells FOB shipment due August 11 1913 with form at County Engineer Office.
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City OF Mobile School House
Mobile
Alabama
City of
Laz Schwarz
City of Mobile
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Equity
Crichton
Court House
Mobile’ County
St. Anthony and
Dearborn Streets
St. Anthony Street
Dearborn Street
Hermenia H. Crichton
Sullivan & Stallworth
Solicitors
Andy U. Orr
Price Williams, Jr
Mobile County
Annie A. Woolard
Leigh & Chamberlain
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Montgomery
Ala
Joe Dye
Wilmer
Radge
St. Stehens Meridian
Jere Austill
United States Commisioner
Southern District of
Watsan Tanner
Julian Tanner
Daniel Cameron
App B. Holloman
Nathan H. Alexander
Magdeline Lewis
Edwin B. Kirkbride
F. W. Bacho
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Bank of Mobile
Revenue and Road Commissored
Notice of nonresponsibility for wife's debts
Notice states Roland L. May will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Emma May. Dated July 22, 1913, the notice appears in the local paper as a formal declaration of nonresponsibility.
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Emma
Roland L. May
Wee
Severe Break in Old Crop Cotton Price Drop
The Associated Press reports severe breaks in old crop cotton with July down 75 points, August off 25, reaching 11.70 and 11.69 respectively. New crop prices stayed comparatively steady with a small loss.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Wall Street Review Opens with Irregularities and Declines
New York stocks show uneven start with copper and rail issues up or down. Major fallers include Union Pacific Canadian Pacific Reading and American Tobacco while grain and Provisions trade mixed as wheat and corn react to harvest fears and weather.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Atchisons
Union Pacifc
Canadian Pacific
Reading and Steel
American Tobacco
New Havens
California Petroleum
Chicago
France
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting & Befng
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Mil
General Electric
Great Northern, Ptd
Great Northern Ore Diss
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Peoples’ Gas
Pullman
Palace Car
Reading
A Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co
Pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Oil
Alabama Bond Listings and City Improvements Summary
Revised by Macartney and Schley shows a catalog of Alabama bonds and financial instruments. Entries include Mobile County Bonds at five and four percent, General Mortgage and Montgomery Division notes, Mobile & Ohio Railroad securities, Gulf Coast Gas first bonds, and various bank stocks. The list also notes First National Bank and Merchants Bank affiliations with regional firms and utilities, along with building and street railway bonds and the Meridian Light and Railway first mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macartney & Schley
Alabama
Mobile County
Sccees Favcreweraskie
General Mortgage
Montgomery Division
St. Louis
Cairo
Collateral Trust
Gulf Coast Gas
First National
Eueeean Tern
Bank of Mobilé
City Bank & Trust Co
Turner-Hartwell Docks O
van Antwerp
Battle House
Meridian Light & Ry Co
Consolidated
Mobile Street Railway Co
First
Cattle Market Receipts Mixed as Hog and Sheep Demand Shifts
In Chicago on July 23 hog receipts reach 25 000 head with a slow market and varied sale prices from 7.50 to 9.50 per hundredweight. Cattle receipts total 18 000 with steady to uneven prices for beeves Texas steers stockers and calves. Sheep receipts reach 20 000 with strong activity and higher bids for native and yearling sheep and native lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Two Bodies Unrecovered After Drowning Near Memphis
Up to noon today the bodies of former Post Master W. L. Ludlow and Mrs. Frankye Kwynne were not recovered after they drowned yesterday afternoon a few miles above Memphis. The river was being dragged by a large party of friends and local residents searched the area.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
W. L. Ludlow
Frankye Kwynne
Wate Hodge
Peace Forum urges US to declare Mexico policy
The International Peace Forum calls for an unequivocal U S position on intervention in Mexico. Dr John Wesley Hill and Dr Henry Allen Tupper propose the United States demand a cease within thirty days and offer mediation to restore peace. If no improvement, a commission would press for protection of lives and property and a stable government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Peace Forum
United States
Mexico
John Wesley Hill
Henry Allen Tupper
Forum
Nashville Mayor Orders Arrest of Street Mashers
In Nashville Tennessee the mayor issues a strict order to arrest street attackers or “mashers” on the streets. Police will cuff offenders and, if needed, detain them for city court prosecution. The directive also targets women of questionable character indulging in similar street soliciting.
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Nashville Tenn
Johnnie Boy
Johnnie
Fifth Avenue
Henry Curran
Esquire
Hermitage Hotel
Fourth Avenue
Church Street
Police Department
Nashville
Hilary E. Howse
Report of Torreon Capture Unconfirmed by Constitutionalists
An unconfirmed report claimed Torreon had fallen to constitutionalists. Officials at Pedras Negras headquarters refused to confirm the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Texas
Torreon
Pedras Negras
Hendrix Guest of Son in Pensacola Visit
Mrs S P Hendrix of Pensacola arrives in the city Wednesday morning to visit her son Shelton H Hendrix at 159 South Warren street. An actress plans to quit the stage for the farm while not abandoning it entirely and a stage runs near the farm to shuttle workers. Mulhall is said to have been fired by manufacturers who blame his disclosures on revenge though they admit business picked up after he began talking for the press. Women who prefer envy remain a social obsession in local chatter.
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S. P. Hendrix
Pensacola
City
Shelton H. Hendrix
South Warren Street
Mulhall
Western Iowa Reports Record Wheat Yields as Railways Strain
In Council Bluffs Iowa on July 23 officials say Western Iowa yields reach as high as forty seven bushels per acre marking the heaviest production this region has known. Wheat from Bulgaria Spain Italy and other nations totals 1 962 000 000 bushels versus last year.
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Washington
International Institute~ of “Agriculture
Rome
Italy
United States Department of Agriculture
Bulgaria
Spain
England and Wales
Belgium
Denmark
Luxemburg
Switzerland
United States
India
Japan
Great Britain
European
Russia
Hungary
Croatia
Slavonia
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Boathouse Plan Sparks Street and Harbor Line Clash
A proposed boathouse by Augustine Meaher in one mile creek near the river encroaches on two city streets and the state harbor line, per R P Duvalle of the Mobile river commission. A Thursday noon river commission meeting will hear all sides with Union Naval Stores Company and City of Mobile represented by named attorneys.
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Augustine Meaher
R. P. Duvalle
Mobile River Commission
Laz Schwarz
River Commission
Thomas M. Stevens
Union Naval Stores Company
Gregory L. Smith
Meaher
B. B. Boone
Duvalle
State Harbor
Government Harbor
Harbor Commission
Weather Fronts Spur Showers Across Eastern States
A warm high barometer region rests over the gulf and Atlantic states while showers and cooler air follow in the northeast and upper Midwest. Williston North Carolina records 46 degrees as a cool contrast forms between northern Rockies and Ohio Valley. Mobile may see showers tonight or Thursday. Albert Ashenberger, Local Forecaster.
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East Gulf
South Atlantic States
East Gulf Coast
Gulf and Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain
Williston
N. C
Upper Lake Region
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Death Notice for Madam Joseph Heutchel
Madam Joseph Heutchel died July 23 1918 funeral from the Cathedral Immaculate Conception with a requiem mass tomorrow at the cathedral.
Navigator and Mercator lead steady Wednesday at Mobile harbor
The Navigator sails for Manzanillo with 230 600 pounds flour and 343 475 feet lumber while the Mercator heads to Puerto Cortez with 230 000 pounds flour and 23 928 feet lumber. Several other ships, including Alm, American, Fjell, Harald, Birkhall, Fort Gaines, and Karen, are due with cargoes of bananas, pine, or general freight in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navigator
Munson Steamship Line
Manzanillo
Cuba
Mercator
Hubbard-Zemurray Company
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Alm
Olsen
Cayman Island
United Fruit Company
Mobile
Wednday
Fort Gaines
Bocas del Toro
Panama
Fjell
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
Harald
Birkhall
Gulfport
Karen
Munson Steamship Company
New Orleans
Cuban
Shippers' Notice Warns Against 94 Degree Heat for 36 Hours
A shipping advisory cautions exporters to protect cargo from temperatures near 94 degrees for 36 hours during north, east, and west routes. The notice emphasizes cooling measures and monitoring to prevent spoilage or damage.
Weather Brief Notes Rising Alabama River
A terse weather note warns of unsettled conditions over the next two days with minimal change in precipitation. Mild rises are expected on the Alabama River amid developing patterns, with potential minor impacts on local waterways and travel.
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Alabama
Bryan to Return to Washington After Panora Lecture
Adel Iowa July 23 William J Bryan secretary of state will begin his trip to Washington this evening. He expects to reach the capital Friday after arriving here shortly before noon and delivering a lecture. This afternoon he went to Panora where he will speak in his farthest west lecture of the trip.
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Associated Press
Adel
Iowa
William J. Bryan
Washington
Panora
Special Notice to Owners of Vacant Property
Property owners are urged to rent idle spaces with our services. We have recently rented several vacant places and will place placards in windows. Our advertisements attract tenants and we promise to secure a tenant for you based on prior success.
Yeend Brothers at 158 St Francis Street Knights of Pythias Building
Yeend Brothers operate from 158 St Francis Street in the Knights of Pythias Building. The ad notes the business location with emphasis on the old city property and neighborhood landmarks.
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ST. Francis Street
Knights of Pythias
Property listings offer cheap outgoings and quick sales
Descriptive classifieds advertise cheap housing options in Mobile and nearby areas. Listings include a ten room two story dwelling on Spring Hill avenue offered at 7250 dollars, a four room house on Oakdale with 200 foot lot for 200 dollars cash, and a cottage near Adam street for 100 dollars cash with monthly payments. Additional bungalows near Michigan avenue car line and multiple building lots are promoted with easy terms. A 160 acre Orangeburg parcel with a good house is priced at 10 dollars per acre.
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Spring Hill Avenue
Lyons Park
Oakdale
Adam Street
Bay Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Mobile County
Orangeburg
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Warren
Selma
Palmetto
George
Belp
P. O
L. H. Horn
North Commerce Street
Charles Nelson
Frank Maud
Daphne
M. Hoffman
Dau Phin Street
King Cody’s
South Lawrence
Charleston
Dauphin and
Pine Streets
Reed Avenue
N. E
S. BE. Dearborn
Texas Street
Wales
Mallory Line
Ball Park
Marine and Broad Street
F. E. Woodruff
Conception
Continent Conception
W. A. Douglas
Care Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
S. Jefferson Street
The
Texas Co
Green
Toulminville
J. M. McCown
Care Standard Oil Company
Moler College
New Keans
Pauline
Orrichton
Crichton Toffice
Cross Railroad
Alama
Monroe Feet
Gric Theatre
Conti Street
Conti and
Emanuel
St. Emanuel
Rnto National Medical Institute
Milukee
Wis
Owen Fairey
Resdy
Ordin Wena Ane
U. S
Oklahoma
Wall Street Review
Howse
Visif
International Institute
U. S. Agricultural Department
Si Meaher
C. OF
C. Reports
Grain and Feed
Bane
Goshen Creamery
Esseveues
Louisiana
Asheville Sciente
Atlanta
Birmingham
Duluth
Galveston
Wear
al Jacksonville
Kansas City
Aee
Louisville
Eee
Pensacola Ov
St. Louis Ae
Eer Anene
Tampa
Eaeee
Bryan
Yeend Brothers
Zandel's Wharf
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