Mobile Faces Salary Row with Star Al O'Dell
Al O'Dell, Mobile's star, arrived for duty and joined the manager's squad after arriving from St. Conn. He will discuss salary with Mobile officials and has refused to sign his contract over a proposed pay cut. Pitcher Townsend demands higher pay or a trade. Larry Brown, Auburn coach, joins Mobile squad under Charley Schmidt after arriving Tuesday.
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al O'Dell
Gulls
St. Conn
O’dell
Mobile
Townsend
Brown
Larry Brown
Auburn College
Charley Schmidt
Toulminville Church and Community Notices
Local residents and visitors are noted with Sunday calls from Sunny South Dr. Thomason and Robertsdale physician Hail. Mrs Leeper’s baby improves as Joe Barrett recovers from motorcycle accident. Epworth League speakers, missionary society meetings, rally day at M B church and visits by Bancroft and Rosettes are listed with dates and locations.
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M. D. Thomason
Sunny South
R. A. Hail
Robertsdale
Clinton Smith
Citronelle
England
Toulminville
Leeper
R. L. Scott
Anna B. Hail
Guy R. Hurlburt
Broad Street
M. HB
Epworth League
Donna Hamburger
The
Missionary Society
Osborne
Children’s Missionary Society
Dorothy Dodge
Willie Prichard
Polly Barrett
Joe Barrett
Southern Infirmary
Miss Ultima Hall
Inge Bondurant Sanitorium
Kelly
Neaf
William H. Bancroft
Charles Rosettes
Players prepare for hard fight with Tigers this weekend
The article notes teams ready for a tough showdown with the Tigers this Saturday and Sunday. Gene Whitlow, a rubber, and local fighter "Turkey" entertained spectators with five fast rounds, ending with honors even as Turkey showed skill.
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Tigers
Gene Whitlow
Mobile
Schmidt
Whitlow
Clara High Defeats Ford In Weekend Contests
Clara high school defeated Ford high school in several games last Saturday. A large herd of beef cattle moved through Clara en route to Hattiesburg. Rev. Crawford preached at the Baptist church and may receive a call. Norman Trigg returned from Natchez after attending the W O W convention. Mrs. W E Carr of Mobile is visiting relatives. Rowan Newson joined Brown Lumber Company in Hiawanee. A H S dormitories now have electric lighting.
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Clara
Clara High School
Ford High School
Hattiesburg
Crawford
Baptist Church
Norman Trigg
Natchez
W. E. Carr
Mobile
Rowan Newson
Brown Lumber Company
Hiawanee
Miss
Oyster Loaves at Schimpf Restaurant Ad
25 cent oyster loaves offered at Charles Schimpf Restaurant on North Royal Street. Fresh opened plant oysters by the dozen in a loaf for 25 cents, 1-2 dozen for 15 cents, toasted with 5 cents extra. Raw stand plant oysters two price options 20 cents per dozen or 1-2 dozen for 10 cents.
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Charles Schimpf
North Royal Street
Dhostes Schimpf
Ae Royal Street
Leaf
Mayhem At Marguerite Puryear Birthday Party
A fifth birthday celebration in Oakdale on March fifteenth featured violet color schemes, a large birthday cake, and games. Guests included Rachael Cunningham, Carrie Belle Hankin, Louise Bailey, and many others as they enjoyed tea, candies, and gifts.
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Mary Chapman
F. P
Seneca Stone, Street
T. W. Reese
Marguerite Puryear
Louise Bailey
Bradley Stone
Rachael Cunningham
Carrie Belle
George Hankin
Elizabeth Kreumpel
Ruth Ward
Mensaldo Figerow
Robert
Granville Patterson
Bradley
Frank Stone
J. C
Adelaide Matthews
Marian Brattle
Bertie Windham
Ethel Gladys
Carol Wilson
Leon Delaplain
Celeste Rush
Sunday school convention gathers strong turnout at Suggsville
SUGGSVILLE Alta March 17 The Sunday school convention at the Methodist church drew a large crowd with a full program led by T Creagh T J Bedsole Hadley Tyson and Miss Rose Speakers Mrs A L Slaughter and Mr T S Head filled in for absent presenters Attendees from Grove Hill Whatley Allen and Walker Springs also joined church events and visits from Jackson were noted.
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Suggsville
Alta
T. Creagh
T. J. Bedsole
Hadley Tyson
Miss Rose
Ruth Young
D. M. Pearson
William D. Dunn
T. S. Head
Grove Hill
A. L. Slaughter
Lower Peach Tree
School Improvement Association
Allen
T. J. Krause
Jackson
Stewart Tompkins
Thomasville
Whatley
Allen and
Walker Springs
G. W. Whitehunt
Cobb
Sport
Gosport
C. KE. Barnes
Gulf City
Allen Alabama Community News Roundup
Rev A E Shafer preached at Tompkins schoolhouse to a good size audience while Sunday school drew many at Union church Mrs Dan Lee is seriously ill at home with community sympathy Alma Dale visited Union church guest of Mrs J L Lawrence Floyd Lawrence and H B Murphy visited Mrs R E Grove. Preayers Chapel minstrel drew large crowd profits fund schoolhouse improvements Mr Richard Reeves aged and ill Mr Dahltberg of Suggsville says recovery unlikely farmers organize shipping agents for diversification.
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Allen
Ala
A. E. Shafer
Grove Hill Methodist Church
Tompkins Schoolhouse
Union Church
Dan Lee
Alma Dale
Near Union Church
J. L. Lawrence
Tomkins
Floyd Lawrence
H. B. Murphy
R. E. Grove
Preayers
Richard Reeves
Reeves
Dan McLeod
J. W. Murphy
Fred Dumas
George Dumas
Death of Vivian Musgrove at Lenox Ala and local notices
Obituary notes the death of Vivian Musgrove, beloved by Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Musgrove. Local church and community items list appointments, visits, a fiftieth birthday, a school debate on war or whiskey, and various social notes. An advertisement promotes plant oysters and a medicinal liniment product.
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Lenox
Ala
E. M. Musgrove
Vivian
M. M. Wood
The
Baptist Church
W. J. Andrews
Joe Skipper
Excel
Eva
Minnie
Sarah Nall
Sim Pruitt
Belleville
W. E. Howington
Johnson
James Weaver
Dan Weaver
Pierce
Newton Fowler
Vessel listings and ports in Mobile harbor notices
A dense OCR style compilation lists vessels in port and dock locations including Port Gaines Nor Mathilde Kyleakin Van Hogendorp Henny Hatholnen Santa Maud B Krum Clara C Scott Angelina etc with Gulf Dry Docks Ollinger Bruce Turner Terminal and various piers. Also mentions river packets municipal docks and routes to Mobile New Orleans Liverpool Ruatan and other ports with several steamship and schooner names and terminal notes.
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Gulf Dry S
Ollinger
Bruce Dee
Turner
Henry J. Smith
Angelina
Danderine Promises Dandruff and Hair Revival
A vintage ad touts Danderine as the cure for dandruff and hair loss claiming one application doubles hair beauty and dissolves dandruff. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at toilet counters and contrasts with Knowlton’s Danderine as a superior product for soft, lustrous hair with no scalp problems.
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Knowlton
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
Advertises Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a 60 cent tonic that darkens gray hair and improves scalp condition. Claims to remove dandruff stop itching and restore natural color with daily applications, making hair look thicker and more youthful.
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Wyeth
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AL O’dell
Larry
Marley
Devon
ODY & Co.inc
Troy
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear
Goodyear Mates Stations
Powers Printing CO Printing
North Water Street
Bell Phone
Jonn Patt
Germany
South
Daly
Jos. Patt
Oakdale
Lambego
Sloan
Port Gaines
Nor
Mathilde
Kyleakin
van Hogendorp
Henny
Hatholnen
Santa
Ital
Henderson Docks
M. & C. Ont -Bruce
I Gulf Docks
Turner Terminal
Spanish River
Beaver O
S Municipal Docks
River Packets Municipal Docks
City of Mobile
South America
River Platte
Porto Rico
Norway
Bluefields
Ni Huelva
Spain
Gulfport
Char Jocks
New Orleans
West Indies
Liverpool
Eng. Ruatan
Hon
United Kingdom
Daphne, Ala
Fairhope, Magnolia Beach
Alabama River
Evergreen Department
Evergen
Magnolia Lodge
Ladies Missionary Society
Pythians
Armor Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. E. Dolbear
Greening Lodge
A. F
A. M
Court of County Commissioners
Conecuh County
Dean
County Court of
Circuit Court
Bing
Imacal Oo
Chicago
VanAntwerpe Drug Store
Windsor
A. E. Reynolds
Ady
Merchants Bank
Mobile, Alabama
NEW York Shoe Shop
South Royal Street
Harry
Government ST
Pha
Britton’s
IiBu
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Best Dining Car Service
America
California
C. M. Evans
Brown-Marx Bldg
Birmingham, Ala
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