Alabama Bible Class Convention Set for Dothan
The Alabama Sunday School Association calls an adult Bible class state convention in Dothan on April 6 and 7 before the state meeting on April 7 and 9. W. C. Pearce leads talks with about thirty Alabama Bible class workers joining. Delegates from all denominations invited. pastors and superintendents are ex officio. Railroad rates match the following convention.
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Alabama Sunday School Association
Alabama
Dothan
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
Pearce
Theodore News Brief from Theodore Alabama
Special report from Theodore Alabama notes E D Laurendine of Mobile clearing land and planting potatoes three miles south of town. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Dees Grand Bay and Dr Roe with Mr Vigor from Mobile.
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Theodore
Ala
E. D. Laurendine
Mobile
D. H. Nutte
Cook Inn
Clifford Jackson
Rutie Stevens
Union
George D. Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Suffragists to Convene Meeting for Equal Suffrage Debate
The Equal Suffrage Association invites members and the public to a meeting at the Cawthon Hotel parlor on Tuesday March 28 at 8 pm. The agenda includes constitutional amendments and a 20 minute talk on Women and Taxation by Edward Quincy Norton followed by discussions and a closing remarks. Attendees are urged to present pro and con arguments for equal suffrage.
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Equal Suffrage Association
Cawthon Hotel
Edward Quincy Norton
Salitpa and area residents noted in a Busy week
Local notes from Salitpa Alabama detail visits and travel. C T McCorquodale went to Coffeeville. Miss Daisy Simpkins left for Jackson. M S McVay and W J McVay took trips to Jackson and Mobile. Mrs H W Porter and Mrs S D Calhoun hosted gatherings. Dr J W Fleming Sr remains ill in Mobile. Sewing Circle plans for next week.
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J. W. Fleming
Gilbertown
Stella Mae Hadley
Lock 1
W. J. McVay
Mobile
H. W. Porter
Jackson
J.W. Oliver, Sr
J. D. Betwell
Maude
Coffeeville
W. N Morton
O. M. Tucker
Thomasville
Joe McCorquodale
S. D. Calhoun
Southern Infirmary
Suggsville Social News and Local Updates
Farm exercises were held in the Suggsville school Friday afternoon with an enjoyable program. Notices of visits and guests include J Krause in Jackson, Misses Etta Cammack and Alice Deas at Gosport, Mrs Ki Smith in Mobile, Rev D M Pearson in Thomasville, Dr C J Dahlberg in Jackson, Mrs C E Barnes returning from Mobile infirmary, Mr Garner of Gainestown, Emma Krouse visiting J C Rivers in Jackson, and Alice Whisenhunt back from Gaines town. Widespread local activity amid the death of J M Agee former county treasurer of Grove Hill.
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Suggsville
Ala
Br.t. J. Krause
Jackson
Etta Cammack
Alice Deas
Bessie Owings
Gosport
Ki. Smith
Mobile
J. A. Winters
D. M. Pearson
Forest Davis
Whatley
J. M. Agee
Grove Hill
Puzzle prompts list of names and addresses for drawing task
A sequence of names with street addresses for a children’s puzzle contest appears. The list includes Ella Danley at 811 Church St and Kathleen Brown at 12 S Georgia Ave among many others such as Ruth Ruse, Mollie Cleveland, Leo Donahue, Julius Waldorf, and Rosa D Stone.
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Ella Danley
Church St
Kathleen Brown
S. Georgia Ave
Ruth Ruse
Mobile
Ala
Mollie Cleveland
S. Lawrence
Juanita O’connor
S. Dearborn
Leo Donahue
LeMoyne Place
Julius Waldorf
S. Jefferson St
Joseph Hollifield
N. W
Stocking
Edwin S. Broadway
S. Conception
Gladys Wilson
Old Shell Road
Will T. Roberts, Jr
S. Claiborne
Elsie May Thompson
Savannah Street
Adelaide Doyle
Rosa D. Stone
Government St
Kathleen Jackson
Congress St
Ethel Hewett
Charleston St
Marguerite Brady
Spring, Hill Ave
Wiley Foster
Elmira Street
Stork Delivers Baby Boy in Yellow Pine Alabama
Yellow Pine Alabama reports a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Deis. Local visits include Miss Lillian Williams with Mrs J Mills Jr and Miss Blair en route to Vinegar Bend. Various residents from Chatom St Louis Ohio Indiana Illinois and other areas visit or transact business in Yellow Pine.
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Yellow Pine
Ala
Deis
Lillian Williams
J. Mills, Jr
Miss Blair
Chatom
Vinegar Bend
John Mills
Joe Hope
St. Louis
KE. Williams
Chunchula News Highlights Local Happenings and Game
Chunchula reports rapid local progress with the mill back in operation and a new store planned on the hill. The community notes Julia King’s death, visits by several residents, and a basketball game against a Mobile team set for Sunday at 3 p.m. in what was billed as the season finale.
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Chunchula
Ala
Tommy Roberts
T. F. George
Julia King
Catherine Orler
Kushla
Konrad Kuehl
Joe Fulton
C. A. Miller
Mobile
Gulf City
W. EF. Lambert
W. A. Grallap
Earle Baum
W. W. Harwell
Henry Hayssen
John Steffens
Dairy proprietor arraigned on milk standard charge
Sk A Doody, dairy proprietor at Jackson street and Owens lane, was arraigned in the recorder's court Friday afternoon on selling milk not up to standard and discharged after witnesses proved such milk had not been sold by Doody or his employees.
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Sk. A. Doody
Jackson Street
Owen's Lane
Recorder's Court
Five tickets offered for best thirty five pictures
Children may submit thirty five photographs to win five Empire Theatre tickets. Entries due by Wednesday night. Previous week's winners include Bertha Curry May Belle Crawford Mary Earnest Annie L Nanninggan and several others listed with street addresses.
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Empire Theatre
Bertha Curry
Brown Street
May Belle Crawford
Oak Street
Mary Earnest
Whistler
Ala
Annie L. Nanninggan
S. Claiborne Street
Steven T. Atkison
S. Broad Street
Joseph P. Barry
Savannah St
Helen McAleer
S. Dearborn
Wm. J. Murphy
S. Hamilton
Barnette Williams
Dauphin St
Robert Robinson
Chatom St
Morris W. Timbes
Palmetto St
Earl Collier
Old Shell Road
Homer Street
Joseph Theland
S. Franklin St
John Robert Greer
St. Anthony Street
DeLores Silsby
N. Reed Ave
Jos
Pocase
Jefferson St
Local notices from Lucedale mingle visits and moves
Local brief from Lucedale Mississippi lists Hon. and Mrs. L C Helms on coast trip aiding district attorney bid, J W Backstrom in town on legal matters, and numerous residents visiting, moving, or hosting. Community events include a Baptist minister resuming duties, a high school faculty gathering, a Woodmen grand lodge meeting, and a protracted Methodist meeting.
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Lucedale
Miss
L. C. Helms
Pascagoula
Bay St. Louis
Helms
J. W. Backstrom
Leakesville
R. O. Embry
Robert
Basin
Eleanor Lamb
Montrose
Oscar Backstrom
J. R. Parker
A. J. Reynolds
R. H. Russell
Waynesboro
Ratliff Street
Clara Belle Taylor
Durant
J. B. Hinson
Oak Avenue
Venicle Hinson
Mildren Eley
H. M. Bell
J. W. Broom
Tallulah Randle
Lella Helms
Maude Pope
Carolyn Hendon
John H. Cook
Mobile
W. W. Thomas
Thomas
Barbara
C. C. Harvey
Meridian
Richton
W. M. Denny
T. H. Byrd
P. P. Bailey
Natchez
Grand Lodge of the Woodmen
Nathan Lane
Louisiana
Moore
Guy
Steigerwald Moves to Akron After Renting Farm
Joseph Steigerwald rents his Alabama farm to Greinert and plans to move his family and two grandchildren back to Akron Ohio. James Hardstrom remains injured from a buggy accident weeks ago. William Diehl tends a prized farm with orange trees trifoliata and peach blossoms. Frank Mahoney plows and replants peaches and cowpeas. Chester Green joins Alabama National Guard. others consider joining Company M.
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Burbank
Ala
Joseph Steigerwald
Greinert
Akron
Ohio
Steigerwald
Frank Mahoney
T. W. Sawyer
Citronelle
James Hardstrom
Tony Bauer
William Diehl
Diehl
Mahoney
T. V. Eaton
Eaton
Green
Chester Green
Alabama National Guard
Company M
25 Cent Oyster Loaves At Schimpf Restaurant Stand
Oyster shop advertises 25 cent oyster loaves at Charles Schimpf Restaurant 3 5 7 North Royal Street. Fresh opened plant oysters sold by the dozen in loaf at 25 cents. Also toasted oysters and raw stand offerings 20 cents a dozen. We. Adv.
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Charles Schimpf
North Royal Street
Belforest Community Notes March Events and Local Doings
Belforest Alabama reports a church preacher from Mobile, a baseball team organized with Arthur Corte as manager and William Newport as captain, visits by local residents, and school society activities. Upcoming events include an April 10 benefit entertainment and a March 27 box social, with several family visits and illness due to la grippe.
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W. D. Randall
Montrose
Cincinnati
Joe and
Palme Cooper
Belforest
Arthur Corte
William Newport
J. W. Robinson
Mobile
Orlow Brooks
Loxley
Linson Case
Pineville
School Improvement Society
Knights of Honor
Methodist Sunday School
Gregory
Reinhoff
Daphne
Daphne-Belforest
D. R. Grimes
Lena Mae
Atilio Corte
Fairhope
Ladies Aid Society
Mount Vernon Socials and Meetings Highlight Town Life
A lively Mount Vernon gathering hosted a Thursday dance with a strong young turnout. A suffrage meeting led by Miss Mary Stallworth occurred Tuesday at Mrs. C Beewer’s home. The Spanish class planned a benefit play for the new school. Several locals visited and others attended dancing and temperance events.
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Mount Vernon
Ala
Fairford
Humphreys
James Duculoux, Jr
Messrs
B. A. Cannon
Walter Frankind
Ed Simison
H. A. Cannon
Wm. Holder
Mary Stallworth
C. Beewer
Abbott, Eddy
Terrill
E. L. McCafferty
Citronelle
Chas. Rooker
Henry Cannon
George Wratten
Lena Holder
Mobile & Ohio R R Lands in Alabama and Mississippi
Mobile and Ohio Railway lands offer 480 acres seven miles west of Chunchula in Mobile County with pine soil and a running stream for farming and stock. Also 40 to 10000 acre tracts priced from 4.00 per acre upward, terms by Geo. Kilborn president Ala Land & Dev Co Mobile Alabama address and phone provided.
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Mobile & Ohio
R. R
Ala
Miss
Chunchula
Mobile County
Alabama
Satsuma
Geo. Kilborn
Ala. Land & Dev. Co
Royal St
Mobile
Bell Phone
NO M and G Farmers to Improve Crops
Immigration agent H Bolton reports from the line to New Orleans Mobile and Chicago railroad that farmers along the route expanded crop variety and output last year. He notes shipments of peas nuts vegetables totaling many carloads and hundreds of bushels of peas, calling the boll weevil a godsend for diversifying local farming and planning growth in the industry.
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H. Bolton
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Ms. Bolton
Bolton
Uae
Community Notes From Irvington Alabama Busy Week
Local groups held meetings at Curtis Hall and St. Pauls Chapel. The School Improvement Association presented at the high school with students performing music and recitations. Visits included Miss Lillian Maxwell staying with cousin J L Hughey, and Mrs G Leavitt from Beloit visiting relatives. The R F D carrier L O Lowry plans to move to Theodore. Mrs R W Porter hosted guests from Chicago and a Beloit visit continued as J C Brown recuperates from a severe cold.
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Irvington
Ala
Curtis Hall
Altar Guild
St. Pauls Chapel
W. A. Cook
J. W. Osborne
Seventeenth Street
School Improvement Association
Lillian M. Maxwell
7. L. Hughey
Mobile
L. O. Lowry
R. F. D. Carrier
Theodore
G. Leavitt
Beloit
Wis
George Leavitt
Darwin Leavitt
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Strength
Old Standard tonic advertised as general strengthening tonic that drives out malaria and builds up the system. Marketed as a true tonic and appetizer for adults and children. Price 50 cents.
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Grove
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