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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
12
In Mobile Alabama the City v Kate Touart case No 10672. Register Holzborn lists a chancery sale set for March 30 1914 at 12 noon in front of Mobile Courthouse to satisfy a lien for street improvements and costs. Property at northeast corner of Spring Hill avenue and Pine street, front 211 feet 310 inches on Spring Hill, description detailed from point of beginning to points along Pine street and Spring Hill avenue.
Notice in the case City of Mobile v Columbia Barter and Gertrude Barter No 10583 that a decree of 1914 directs sale by public outcry on March 80 1914 at 12 M in front of the Mobile County Courthouse to satisfy a lien for street improvements on property on the west side of Jefferson Street between Government and another street in Mobile County.
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama the City of Mobile vs Mary Cerro No 10692 Register’s office February 28 1914. The sale will be held Monday March 80 1914 at 12 pm in front of Mobile County Courthouse to satisfy a lien for street improvements and costs. Property at 62 South Commerce Street with 25.20 feet frontage on the west side of Commerce Street described by metes and bounds. Carl Holzborn, Register. dates 8 6 13 20
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama the City of Mobile vs Virginia Oberkirch No 10646 orders a public sale for cash on March 80 1914 at 12 PM in front of Mobile County Courthouse to satisfy a street improvements lien. Property on east side of Jefferson Street 117 South Jefferson Street frontage 55 and 110 feet described by metes and bounds.
The Rome report claimed the Pope was ill and fainted after rising, but officials said his condition was absolutely normal. He rose at his usual hour and carried out meals and duties as usual.
City of Mobile vs John Craft No 10698 Chancery Division Alabama will sell March 30 1914 at 12 m at public outcry for cash to satisfy a lien for street improvements and costs of suit. The property lies on South Bayou street between Dauphin and Conti streets with frontage of 55.4 feet and is described by a detailed boundary starting at the northeast corner of William J Austin's lot and ending at the point of beginning.
Joseph Albers, a member of Frank Tannenbaum's Industrial Workers of the World army, was sentenced in police court to thirty days in jail for disorderly conduct and breach of peace after storming New York churches. The judge noted insufficient testimony of guilt.
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama City of Mobile v Kate T Touart No 10667 the undersigned will sell on Monday at noon at the Court House door for cash the property at 157 North Claiborne Street with 15 6 10 foot frontage on Claiborne Street. The sale satisfies a lien for street improvements. Details describe the parcel starting 15 6 from Davis Avenue and Claiborne Street. Registe r Carl Holzborn March 6 13 20.
Readable lines reference E Grove and a claim of a cold remedy in one day with price 75c. The garbled OCR implies an advertisement or signature line in a medical product notice. No clear event, date, or organization is established beyond the product and name.
The Court of Chancery of Alabama will sell March 30 1914 at 12 oclock at Mobile Court House for cash to satisfy street improvement liens. Properties include 404 North Conti Street Mobile and southwest corner of Lawrence and St Francis Streets Mobile with specified frontages. Provisions require the public outcry and sale in front of Mobile County Courthouse.
The text notes that over seven thousand top retail druggists nationwide endorse Vinol a cod liver and iron tonic without oil. They claim it is the greatest tonic reconstructor and strength creator they have sold, with testimonials from pharmacists praising its healing and strengthening effects.
Temperance Day was observed in Mobile public schools on Friday as part of a statewide program from the state board of education. Students participated in temperance songs and essays on the ill effects of alcohol under the guidance of Superintendent Murphy, following an official Feagin proclamation designating March 6, 1914 as Temperance Day for the current scholastic year.
City of Mobile files in the case of Julia F. Russell number 10 655. The undersigned will sell on a court costs sale of property at the northwest corner of Commerce and Government streets Mobile with 23 feet 9 inches along Commerce, then 65 feet along the Hunter line, proceeding along Government to the corner.
A historic medical blurb explains bladder weakness tied to uric acid. It promotes Jad Salts as a simple remedy with four ounces of rad Suits dissolved in water, taken daily to neutralize urine acids and ease burning, irritation, and nocturnal urges.
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