Delinquent tax list and notices in Mobile County Probate Court
Mobile County Probate Court issues notice of delinquent taxes and unidentified owner properties. The list includes numerous parcels in Colgin, Schreiner McKean, Tacon Place, Elk Terrell, Louisell Add and Jacksonville areas. A hearing starts April 10 1916 to determine sale of real estate for tax payment. Also notices on Home Telephone Company trust and administrator's claims against Nels Peterson estate. Includes market data and bankruptcy notice for Ernest Fountain.
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State OF
Alabama
Mobile County
Colgin Addition
Mobile
Schreiner & McKean Sub
D. B
N. S
Tacon Place
N. W
W. Co
Elk
Terrell
Counce
W. County
S. W
E. County
N. E
S. E
Bik
Louisell
Add
Orange Grove Tract
Brewster St
Com
Catherine St
N. Waol Éhea
See
North
Mechem & Bixler
Jacksonville
Hall’s Mill Road
Farrell
J. N. Pollard
Pollard
J. N. Bolton
Murrell & Schwaemmie
Chas. Sigler
Macres
L. J. Rowell
Mechem & Bixler Sub
Ala
Home Telephone Company
Central Trust Company
First National Bank of Mobile
Central Trust Company of Mobile
W. H. Bryant
Nels Peterson
Price Williams
B. Kirkbride
Mobile Coun- Lyons & Courtney
Attitade
Joseph Massano
Anne E. Adams
Court House
Toulman
Old Canal St
Old Canal and
Mary’s Lane
Wen
Joseph G. Espalla
U. S. District Court, SO. Dist. OF
Ernest Fountain
Whistler
T. Ervin
Stella's Bargain Counter Ram
A man can be the head of the family without being brains as Stella's Bargain Counter article notes a sharp social observation.
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Stella
Cotton seed oil closes strong in New York market
Cotton seed oil futures posted gains with spot bids around 10.34 and front contracts from March to October trading above 10.30. Total sales reached 25,100 barrels as the market reflected firmer tone plus a broad stock market opening showing mixed gains in several sectors.
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New York
Liverpool
Chicago and New York Market Roundup Report
Chicago hog cattle and sheep receipts show mixed demand with hogs steady to firm. New York butter eggs cheese prices hold with steady receipts and varied grade ranges across creamery and state flats.
King Felix III Welcomed Amid Mardi Gras Festivities
King Felix III visits Mobile for the 1916 Mardi Gras celebrations. The city greets him with pageants and addresses while crowds enjoy street acts, naval air demonstrations, and waterfront ship inspections. Pickpockets deterred as officials warn the public.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
VESSELS IN PORT NOWE MOBILE READS LIKE SHIPPING LIST
A list of ships and cargo in Mobile Harbor includes vessels such as Florence Credick Le CAG Dsiendzes A. Kimball and Margaret G with destinations from New York to Havana. Entries note masters owners cargo steamer schedules and docks including Le N Docks Gulf Dry Docks and Turner Terminals.
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Orcar G
AML
Escecas
George M. Grant
Jennie Hall
le Cag Dsiendzes
A. Kimball
Amy Cane Strong
Florence Credick
Eeenee
Mel Came -Teseissteeses
Margaret G
Lejok
Peedsagees
W. M. Richards
Three Marys
Thomas R. Garland
M. A. Achorn
Chicago market report on dairy eggs and poultry prices
Chicago on March 6 reports butter steady with creamery at 28 1 2 to 35 cents. Eggs lower with receipts 16 322 cases. firsts 18 1 2 to 18 1 2 on mark. Potatoes unsettled. Wisconsin Michigan and Dakota whites 1.00 to 1.93, Minnesota and Dakota Ohios 95 to 93. Poultry alive higher with fowls 17 and springs 18.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Dakota
Minnesota
Turpentine Market Report From Savannah March 6
Turpentine quiet at 50 cents with no receipts and 85 shipments, stock 8 507 casks. Rosin steady with receipts 491 barrels shipments 1 392 barrels and stock 56 484 barrels. Market quotes list various grades from B to WW with values ranging 4.75 to 6.20 and 5.55 to 5.70 for WG and WW respectively.
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Savannah
Rosin
Oil price rise fuels crude crude advance in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh March 6 news reports a 10 cent per barrel increase in Pennsylvania crude to 2.50, signaling higher costs for principal crude oil grades as purchasing agencies announce the move.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Bananas, ships, and cargo fill Mardi Gras port scene
Visitors watch bananas unloaded from the Norwegian steamship Banan at M. and O. docks using automatic elevators. Other vessels including Vera, City of Mobile, John Quill, Alma, Alamo, Silver Queen and Worden arrive or depart with cargoes and passengers linked to Mardi Gras and regional trade.
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Banan
United Fruit Company
Vera
Santa Marta
Mobile
Alabama River
John Quill
Tombigbee River
Tuscaloosa
Alamo
Mallory Line
Pier 4
New York
Key West
Tampa
Fla
Terrible Revenge Taken by Russians
London dispatch reports Russian troops at Bitlis carried out a terrible slaughter of Turkish troops as retaliation for Armenian killings. The account notes mass executions witnessed at Van Mush and other sites, with tens of thousands of Armenians murdered by Turkish fanatics and the Turkish Third Army effectively destroyed.
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London
Bitlis
Moewa in Port With 199 Prisoners and Gold
Berlin reports the German commerce raider Moewa returned to a home port with 199 prisoners and 1,000,000 marks in gold bars after a months long cruise. The ship captured multiple British steamers and sent some as prizes to neutral ports while laying mines that damaged the battleship Edward VII.
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Berlin
London
Moewa
Naval General Staff
S. M. S. Moowe
Burgrave Count von Dohna-Scholodein
Corbridge
Trader
Dromonby
Farringford
Clan MacTavish
Appam
Westbrun
Horace
Flamenco
Saxon Prince
Edinburgh
Maroni
Luxembourg
Moene
Funeral for T. A. Nash Held at Mobile Heights
The burial service for T. A. Nash, who died in Hot Springs Arkansas on February 28, was held Sunday at 4 pm from his daughter Mrs C V Shoub’s home in Mobile Heights. Rev O C McGehee led the rites with a Knights of Pythias delegation present. Interment will take place in Rockford Iowa. Pallbearers included Meyer Goldsmith G D Walker M G Pace Henry G Brandum J W Rodriguez and Theodore V Wolte.
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T. A. Nash
Hot Springs
Ark
C. V. Shoub
Mobile Heights
O. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
Rockford
Meyer Goldsmith
G. D. Walker
M. G. Pace
Henry G. Brandum
Theodore V. Wolte
Reply to a Guilty Conscience Fragment
A country hotel guest asks for water in his room. The landlady says yes but adds the drain was fixed, implying a guilty motive. The brief vignette ends with a joking, moral undertone.
M and C Railroad Lands in Alabama and Mississippi
Tracts ranging from 40 to 10000 acres offered with onequarter cash and liberal balance terms. Featuring Mobile County land noted as elevated and high quality soil. Act now while prices are low. Contact George Kilborn at 409 North Royal Street Mobile Alabama near Union Terminal Station for maps and price list. Bell phone 957 J.
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Mobile
George Kilborn
North Royal Street
Union Terminal Station
Ala
Bell
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