Home Garden Association holds planning meeting in Alba building
Tomorrow at 2 PM the Home Gardeners will meet at 57 N Royal Street upstairs to learn cultivation methods from demonstrator George A Maloney. Lots will be allotted tools provided and plowing arranged. lime and fertilizer tenders noted. citizens with vacant lots urged to attend and donate land or labor.
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Alba
N. Royal Street
George A. Maloney
Home Garden Association
Weinacker Brothers
Barney- Cavanagh Co
Chas. Cunningham Co
H. M. Price & Co
McGo
The
Association
Edward Quincy Norton
Alba Building
A. G. Moses
Temple
Government Street
M. J. McDermott
Bank of Mobile
U. S. Agricultural Department
Freak colt with two heads among Cambridge Spring livestock
Reports from Pittsburg describe a mare at Cambridge Spring giving birth to a colt with two heads two necks and two bodies. The animal had four legs and is joined by cows delivering five calves in one day. The notice requests owners to report details and submit lots for a farm association lease while plans for competitive gardening are discussed by the Home Garden Association with prizes to be offered.
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Pittsburg
Cambridge Spring
Joseph Bradie
John Linneber
Oyster loaves at Charles Schimpf Restaurant offer fresh plant oysters
Advert says 25 cent oyster loaves sold at 3-5-7 North Royal Street in the Charles Schimpf Restaurant. Loaf is a dozen oysters for 25 cents with 16 cents extra for toasted. Raw oysters available at the stand with 20 cents per dozen and 10 cents per extra dozen.
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Charles Schimpf
North Royal Street
Training School to Open Sunday
The Baptist training school for Sunday school and B Y P A workers opens today and runs through the 19th with a special teaching and soul winning course. A mass meeting for Sunday school workers is at 3 p m in the First Baptist church auditorium. Rev W S Wiley of Muskogee Oklahoma will be the speaker.
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Baptist Training School
First Baptist Church
W. S. Wiley
Muskogee
Okla
Baptist State Board of Missions
Lillian Forbes
Birmingham
Ala
Harry JL. Strickland
The
Baptists of Alabama
Oklo
Wiley
Southern Baptist Convention
Harry 8. Strickland
State Board of Missions
North Side
First Church
Dauphin Way
Tabernacle B. Y. P. A
Tabernacle
Calvary
Oakdale
Dance in Court Room Proves Tango Thefts
In San Francisco a girl on trial for pocket theft demonstrated a dance move that could remove money from a man’s hip pocket unseen. The prosecutor and Mary Griffin staged a fox trot and a hug during testimony. The judge watched as Mary produced the purse contents from the prosecutor’s pocket. the girl was convicted.
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San Francisco
Mary Griffin
McGee
Mary
Week of Marriage Licenses Births and Deaths Issued
The probate court issued marriage licenses for the week ending March 13 to White M. Diamond and Elsa Hubbard. J E Meyer and La verne McGregor. Samuel O. Wilson and Mary Antoinette Green. Otto Forshlon and Emma Howell. Edward Gaines Cowart and Lervene A. Dees. James Milberry and Matilda A. Barnes. Vital statistics list multiple deaths and births by white and colored individuals, including names such as Jesse Stone Steele, Edith M. Lewin, Vernon Coleman, Lola Huston, and several children born to listed couples.
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Ross M. Diamond
Elsa Hubbard
Lincoln JE. Meyer
Laverne McGregor
Samuel O. Wilson
Mary Antoinette Green
Otto Forshlon
Emma Howell
Edward Gaines Cowart
Lervene A. Dees
James
Milberry
Matilda A. Barnes
Stephen Davis
Jessie Davis
Eli Donald
Dugrue Littlefield
Woodie Trotter
Helen Ford
Board of Health
Jesse Stone Steele
Joseph A. Long
John T. Donovan
Daniel Brogan
Desire Christopher
Edith M. Lewin
Martha F. Snow
Mary L. Sandoz
Mary Brown Steele
Ida Pearl Mahonny
Stella J. Carney
Vernon Coleman
Lou James Larkins
Sandy Cherry
Leo Solomon
Willie Washington
John Robinson
Hanna Reed
Lola Huston
Ada Ellas L. Ward
Gussie Williams
Mary Hayes
Goronwy
Claudia E. Glidden
Frank G
Helen E. Dahlgren
Henry D
Lillian Hickman
T. M
L. D. Adair
Ernest
Mary Swaner
H. A
H. J. Mangold
Frank
Katie Lou
Arthur H
Ruth Emma Crouch
Nick
Clara Andrews
Willie and
Essia
Mealia Bailey
Enoch
Annie Bolton
Elisha
Clara B. Warren
Elizabeth McNeil
Monroe
Mary Jackson
Curfew Enforced in California Village for Children
In Loli Cal on March 18 the council unanimously orders strict curfew for all youths. School children must be off streets after 8 30 pm until June 1 when the limit extends to 10 pm. Readily visible curfew aims to curb wandering after dark.
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California
Loli
Cal
Old Battleship Maine Towed to Drydock in Brooklyn Yard
The Maine, the second of that name, was towed into drydock at the Brooklyn navy yard after an explosion blew out her keel plugs and threatened sinking. She remains in service as a receiving ship for the reserve.
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MAINE
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Eee Tone
She Weds Maker of Baby Carriages in Elopement
In Chicago, Henry L. Whitney Jr. of Keen Whitney Co and his bride, Mrs. Henry L. Whitney nee Waite of St. Louis, eloped from her home at 5630 Theodosia Ave. They married just days ago, then arrived in Chicago to announce the match. The couple owns about 9 000 baby carriages and plan to travel after a brief wedding, sending photos to St. Louis.
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Chicago
Henry L. Whitney
Keen-Whitney Company
Waite
St. Louis
Theodosia Avenue
Drexel Arms Hotel
Whitney
Whit
Model business man held as auto bandit
Philip T. White a Brooklyn paint company manager and hailed as a model young businessman was arrested as head of an automobile bandit gang that tried to steal 9500 from two Brooklyn employees. White lives in Elizabeth New Jersey and has a wife and two children.
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New York
Philip T. White
John W. Masury Paint Company
Brooklyn
White
Elizabeth
N. J
Can a Wooden Leg Tango Knees to Dance
San Francisco report on Colonel Edward Howland Green asking if an artificial leg can be steered through tango steps. Professor Sladen of London and Paris assists, and Green asserts the leg once played baseball, but whether he can tango remains to be seen.
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San Francisco
Edward Howland Green
Hetty Green
Sladen
London
Paris
New York Refutes Chicago Trouserets Fashion Claim
A Chicago dispatch claimed trouserets would gain vogue beneath skirts. New York houses deny the report as baseless. An authority on fashions says no style began in Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Dispatch
Varnish Coat In Medical Mishap Report
In San Bernardino Kenneth McRae was rushed to Ramona hospital after an automobile crash with internal injuries, where he was treated with a varnish coat. The incident details are sketchy in the fragmentary clipping.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Ramona Hospital
Kenneth McRae
Fr Dorsey Colored Priest To Conduct Mission in Mobile
The Rev John H Dorsey S S J a noted Black Catholic priest will open a three week mission at the Church of the Most Pure Heart of Mary colored in Mobile Alabama on Davis avenue and Sengstak street He will preach nightly at 745 o clock through April 4 inviting all Colored Catholics and non Catholics to attend
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John H. Dorsey
United States
Church of the Most Pure Heart of Mary
Davis Avenue
Sengstak Street
Mobile
Father Dorsey
Man Recovers After Bridge Crash Sparks Leg Repair
In a wreck on the Lytle Creek bridge McRae was thrown several feet when the automobile axle broke. He escaped injury, but his artificial wooden leg was marred and varnished at the hospital to repair the damage.
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Lytle Creek
McRae
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Gabriel
Waterman
Big Ben
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LaValiiers
Parker Fountain Pens
Sim Uon’s West
Pri
Gabriel Jewelry Company
Dauphin Street
Mobile, Alabama
Ruby Mae Nelson
Crichton
Clarence E. Busch
Bascomb St
Ruby L. Markham
Franklin
Edward J. McLean
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Lafayette
the Item
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