What the Warrant Warehouse Company Has Done Already to Build Up Birmingham
The Warrant Warehouse Company formed in May 1905 after the Cotton States convention in New Orleans. Birmingham business leaders, many bank officers, direct and manage the firm with assets tied to local banks. The system included reinforced concrete fire tile warehouses, export inspection, and receipts that insured stable loan rates.
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Warrant Warehouse Company
Birmingham
Alabama
New Orleans
South
America
Expansion of Birmingham Business Through Warrant Warehouse Help
In 1912 Birmingham expanded with outside money from the gulf states and as far west as Oklahoma and Texas. Loans were issued against Warrant Warehouse receipts for cotton merchandise and raw materials, enabling merchants to stock goods and harness rising demand. The company participates in Birmingham becoming a sub port of entry with stored items including mackerel sardines and herring from Stavanger Norway.
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Warrant Warehouse Company
Birmingham
Gulf States
Oklahoma
Texas
Stavanger
Norway
Warehouse company seeks to meet customer needs in diverse services
The firm emphasizes proactive customer service with alert staff trained to handle storage and handling issues. It acts as broker for cotton weights and grades between mills and Birmingham buyers and coordinates storage transfer and distribution for distant firms. It ships through the American Chain of Warehouses, with a presence in 49 cities and offices in New York Chicago and San Francisco. The piece portrays Mobile advancing from its historic charm to a busy, modern hub awaiting Panama.
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Birmingham
Collec
United States
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Warrant Warehouse Company Buys Interest in Magnolia Compress
The Warrant Warehouse Company of Birmingham has acquired a large interest in Magnolia Compress and Warehouse Company of Mobile. The announcement cites a new development line and invites inquiries and conferences as the companies prepare to do business in both cities.
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Warrant Warehouse Company
Birmingmingham
Magnolia Compress and Warehouse Company
Mobile
Warrant Warehouse CO
Magnolia Compress & Warehouse CO
Birmingham
Magna Compressina Warehouse Company
And What the Combined Companies Will Do for Mobile
The company offers specialized automobile storage due to rubber and leather components and glossed finishes requiring cool, dark conditions. It converted two basement areas in a Birmingham warehouse to meet these needs, giving Mobile car owners and dealers access to top storage services.
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Mobile
Mum of Light
Birmingham
Warrant Warehouse Simplifies Cotton Sales by Wire
Distant owners and farmers can sell cotton via a single wire or telephone message to the Warrant Warehouse company. The firm places the cotton in the market, secures the best price, deposits proceeds in the seller’s bank, and sends a full transaction record by the next mail.
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Birmingham
Warrant Warehouse Company
Warrant Warehouse and Magnolia Compress Tie Up in Mobile Birmingham
The Warrant Warehouse Company of Birmingham merges with Magnolia Compress and Warehouse of Mobile creating a strong union with Mobile bankers on the board. The combined firms boast assets over $600 000 and promise broad policy support for regional growth.
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Peoples’ Bank
First National Bank
City Bank and Trust Company
Mobile
United Companies
Mobile Warehouses to Gain Lower Insurance Rates
The Magnolia Compress and Warehouse company plans gradual remodeling and new facilities modeled after Birmingham's Warrant Warehouses to secure Mobile lower cotton insurance rates. This should boost Mobile cotton receipts and overall commercial growth.
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Mingham
Mobile
Birmingham
New Compress Could Cut Cotton Freight Costs at Mobile and Birmingham
The Warrant Warehouse Co develops an improved cotton compress for Mobile and Birmingham that halves bale space. Ocean freights could drop 50 to 76 cents per bale, doubling railage capacity and speeding shipments. Birmingham ships about 100 000 bales and Mobile 200 000, with seasonal freight savings of 209 000 to 300 000 dollars.
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Warrant Warehouse Company
Mobile
Birmingham
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Directors Warrant Warehouse Co
W. P. G. Harding
W. W. Crawford
American Trust and Savings Bank
E. F. Enslen
Jefferson County Savings Bank
W.S. Brown
E. J. Dunn
Dunn & Lallande
Commercial State Bank
H. K. Milner
Milner Land Company
J. D. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick Land and Supply Company
Sibley P. King
Magnolia C. & W. Co
Albert P. Bush
T. G. Bush Grocery Company
John T. Schley
Macartney & Schley
Equitable Loan and Mortgage Company
Henry H. Clarke
Farmers’ Commission Company
W. D. Nesbitt
Ala
C. B. Tindall
Empire Building
35Th St
Avenue A
Magnolia Comec P Warehouse Company
Sparrow Adv
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B. Turner
Commerce Street
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