Teachers pay scales listed by Alabama districts and schools
A long OCR list details teacher salaries by town and school across Alabama including Creola Citronelle Mobile area districts. Names and amounts such as Irene M Gould 50 and Bessie Rencher 62.50 appear repeatedly with many entries across counties.
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Country School
Lance Hall
P. L. Gibson
Ney
Rose Laney
Evelyn Sheldon
Irene M. Gould
Barkers
Bessie Rencher
Robertson
Nan Wrigat
la Barre
W. H. Fagerstrom
Collins
Maggie T. Bu
Clogan
Calverts
Winifred Brown
Cedar Creek
Annie Krassin
Creola
Marie Smith
Chunchula
Helen H. Schultz
Bessie Vigor
Citronelle
B. H. Johnston
Pearl Hovard
E. EB. Prine
Grace A. Schultz
Sadie FE. Brown
Cora Hanlein
Lydia Kilborn
Cohen
M. P. Hunter
Burke
Cottage Hill
S. Gaillard
Crichton
Annie Shillito
Lauraens
Ruth Brown
Abbie Strachan
Margaret Strachan
Aileen Whitehead
Downs
Gladys McMurphy
Mamie Govert
Fellowship
Flossie Hopkins
Georgetown
Adelaide Willis
Gladys Richardsson
Grand Bay
A. J L. Holloman
W. A. de Ornellas
Ruth Krudop
Government
Mobile Cotton Mills
Alice Irby
Daphne Roberts
Morris Hill
Kitties Holoway
Mount Vernon
Annie B. Krassin
Katie Wright
Helen Jones
Oak Grove
Annie C. Walker
Palestine
May A. Boyle
Pine Grove
Myrtle M. Trawick
Greer Gill
Prichards
George A. Toulmin
Vere Willison
Ethel Savage
Nora Lilley
Kate Nicol
Pleasant Progress
Alma Bryant
Tanners
Lily Simmons
Theodore
Mae Moreno
Evie Dolive
Toulminville
Cecile Kron
Lillian Toulmin
Ruth Nelson
Turner
Turnerville
Laurie M. Reasonover
Alice Flinn
Union
Harold F. Adams
Sallie Whitehead
Wheeler
Myrtle Enderle
Elida Nelson
E. A. Enderle
Charity Vaughan
Gertrude Matzenger
Byrds
Maybelle Parker
Bluff
Ida W. Johnson
Chastang
A. Blackledge
John Harrison
Vineland
Carrie M Fisher
Weaver
Carrie Richardson
Whistler
W.A. Barlow
Adelaide Earl
Justina Armstead
Marie Thomas
Teresa Brown
Spring Hill
G. W. Bush
Mary Richardson
Mary Lee Keith
Plateau
I. J. Whitley
Annie F. Gatewood
Vivian Holman
M. L. Williams
Clark Miller
Martha Curtis
Olive Blackledge
Maggie Carrington
Ethel E. Jones
Anita McNeil
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Boosts Health Against Heat
arise from this advertisement urging Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to enrich the blood and strengthen the entire system to withstand the depressions of hot summer weather. A 50 cent price is listed with advertising copy.
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Grove
Infantile Paralysis Report In Arkansas Counties
More than 100 cases of infantile paralysis are reported in three Arkansas counties. Dr. C W Garrison of the state board of health says Miller county leads with 45 cases, followed by Sevier with 31 and Little River with 17. Physicians describe the illness as generally mild with few deaths.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
C. W. Garrison
Re Board of Health
Francis
Federal Public Health Service
Garrison
Miller
Sevier County
Little River County
Witness Refuses to Reveal Gunter Divorce Oath
In Montgomery on June 20 Mrs. S H Yarbrough testified in the Gunter divorce case that Mrs Gunter is a Christian woman and believer in God. She declined to repeat an oath from the Order of the Eastern Star. The six Gunter children favored their mother when asked who they would prefer at their parents separation.
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Montgomery
Ala
S. H. Yarbrough
Gunter
Order of the Eastern Star
Yarbrough
Peddlers' 25 Cent Tax Again Under Discussion
The farm lands committee of the Chamber of Commerce revived the push to abolish the 25 cent truck peddlers tax. A resolution by H. M. Finch favored elimination and the committee will study a feasible plan. City commissioners previously found the tax justified but offered an annual option to replace the daily fee, which few used. It is unlikely the request will be re considered. Drainage and insect eradication plans for Mobile County were also discussed.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. M. Finch
Mobile
Richmond Ball Club Sells Sandy Piez to Nationals
Richmond base ball team left fielder Sandy Piez of the Virginia league was sold to the New York Nationals for fall delivery. The price was not disclosed. Piez came from Greenville, US Cleveland?
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Associated Press
Richmond
Sandy” Piez
New York Nationals
Greenville
US. C
Lockout of 15 unions in Chicago sparks job fears
In Chicago on June 20, fifteen building trades unions locked out after 150 stone masons did not return to work on a bank project. The action may affect about 2,000 workers directly and up to 20,000 indirectly if prolonged, while the unions claim the employer association violated the arbitration agreement. Robert Hanlon, secretary of the Building Trades Council, said the men were satisfied.
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Chicago
Building Trades
Employers’ Association
Joint Arbitration Board
Robert Hanlon
The
Building Trades Council
Chamber Directors Visit McLean Pulp Mills
Chamber of Commerce directors accepted an invitation to tour the pulp mills at McLean Mississippi. The Mobile delegation’s chairman FE C Fowlkes reported J J McIntosh and E M Dantzler urged a day at the mills. Fowlkes praised Biloxi Coast Federation meeting and predicted benefits from the federation’s work.
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Chamber of Commerce
McLean
Miss
FE. C. Fowlkes
Mobile
Coast Federation
Biloxi
J. J. McIntosh
E. M. Dantzler
Fowlkes
Cotton Exhibit Proposal For Panama Exposition 1915
The Chamber of Commerce and the Cotton Exchange will consider Dr. M. E. Jaffa's suggestion to send a Mobile cotton exhibit to the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915. Vice President Estes D. Baker proposed action at Thursday afternoon's Cotton Exchange meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
The
Cotton Exchange
M. E. Jaffa
Dairy Food and Drug Officials
Mobile
Estes D. Baker
Posse Member Killed by Deputy in Florida Chase
In Pensacola Florida on June 20 Charles Henderson a Marianna resident and posse member was shot and killed by Deputy Gregory during a pursuit of a suspect. Henderson moved ahead in a corn field and was mistaken for the fugitive leading to a fatal heart wound. The deputy was examined by a coroner.
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Pensacola
Fla
Charles Henderson
Marianna
Gregory
Henderson
Get A New Stomach For Twenty-Five Cents
An old advertisement touts Digestit Tablets for indigestion and gastritis. It promises relief and renewed appetite at 25 cents per trial package, with testimonials from Mrs J C Finffock and W F Tilson and a money back guarantee through the druggist Van Antwerp.
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J. C. Finffock
Brooksville, O
van Antwerp
Grove's Tampless Chill Tonic advertised as tonic and appetizer
An old standard tonic claim states Grove's Tampeless chill tonic strengthens the system and drives out malaria. It is presented as a true tonic and appetizer for adults and children, offered at 50 cents.
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Grove
Panama Railroad to Remain Open After Canal Opening
Army and navy officers on the Panama railroad board met with Secretary Garrison and decided to keep the railroad operating after the Panama canal opens to test profitability. The plan includes continuing the stormspin line between New York and Colon and using ships as coal carriers in the zone while private coal dealers are invited to bid to reduce reliance on government coal hoppers.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Panama Railroad
Garrison
Navy Department
Panama
Panama Canal
New York
Colon
Gana «Ster
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Arkansas
Zuzu
National Biscuit Company
Giants
Virginian
Beecham’s
North Royal
Bears
Perpetual Care
Pine Crest
Park
American Securities Co
ST. Joseph Street
Bell
Fiace
Nelson & Bailey
KODAK
E.O. Zadek Jewelry CO
Coden
Bayou la Batre
Bay Shore
Government Street
Call City Ticket Office
Royal St. H
Barney-Cavanagh Hardware CO
Union Savings Bank
Mobile’s
Dauphin St
Mobile, Ala
Orangeburg
Satsuma
Gulf Coast
Bienville
Mobile Sugar Development CO
Bloodgood and St. Joseph Sts
F. C. Turner & CO
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