Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Mobile Item in Mobile, Alabama

We have 1,623,049 pages in Alabama

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1915

Page

5

Fairhope Notes From Special to The Item

News from Fairhope covers visiting New Yorkers Ezra De Forest and family, a Whittier Hall reunion with Christy Pierce and wife, and Mrs Stromburg from Chicago. Railroad directors meet naming officers. Colonial Inn reports full occupancy, new guests, oyster roast, and plans for a golf course. recent arrivals include the Balwins, Eldreds, and Miss Page. Gaston spoke on single tax.

Fairhope Ala Ezra de Forest Mountclair N. J California de Forest New York City Miss Night Whittiers Hall New Orleans Philadel Whittier Christy Pierce N. Y Whittiers Bay Front Greeno H. B. Greeno H. B. Slaughter Chicago Peoples Railroad E. B. Gaston Co. F. E. Winberg Silverhill A. M. Troyer Illiam McIntosh Beach The Majestic Magnolia Springs Favargue Balwin Bloomington Eldred Milwaukee Wis Miss Page Gaston

Whistler Notes on Local Visits and School Meeting

Whistler residents report fishing trips by Hubbard Therrell Frank Therrell and William Stringer. Mrs Eugene George and son return from Atmore visit to her parents. Bert Simon of Okolona visits family. Mrs M Griffin returns after grip. Whistler School Improvement Association meets Thursday in kindergarten room. George Williams of Meridian visits relatives. Mrs O Donnell returns from Oakdale visit. Friends of Mrs Spicer recover from grip.

Whistler Ala Messrs Hubbard Therrell Frank Therrell William Stringer Shell Banks Eugene George George Atmore Bert Simon Okolona M. Griffin Whestler School Improvement Association George Williams Meridian O'Donnell Oakdale Savage S. A. O'Donnell

Fourth phase of Dardanelles attack described by Daily Mail

London dispatch reports the Dardanelles operation entering its fourth phase with mine sweeping toward Chanak Kalessi. French Suffren excels with 12 inch guns while ships show camouflaged paint schemes as the fleet advances toward Constantinople.

London Dardaneles Daily Mail Tenedos Straits Cape Kepher Chanak Kalessi Gallipoli Peninsula Dardanelles Chanak Constantinople Suffren

Lettie Daffin Visits Mt Vernon Sister in Jackson

Miss Lettie Daffin of Mt Vernon spent weekend in Jackson as guest of her sister Mrs Stewart. The School Improvement Association met at Mrs E L McCafferty's with dainty refreshments. Marion McCafferty recovered from illness. Dr Little was in town. Dr J T Spearcy of Tuscaloosa visits the hospital. Willie Williamson and wife shopped in Mobile yesterday.

MT. Vernon Ala Lettie Daffin Jackson Stewart School Improvement Association E. L. McCafferty Marion McCafferty Little J. T. Spearcy Tuscaloosa Willie Williamson

Frost and lingering cold hit Mississippi crops

The cold wave reached Laine Laine yesterday with frost that spared most early fruit and vegetables. Temperatures fell to 86 below, then rose as sun returned, but farmers face replanting Irish potatoes and early beans due to rot from heavy rains and cold weather.

Laine Miss

Ships Load War Material For Allies From New York

More than a dozen steamers are rushing to load food supplies ammunition guns motor trucks and other materiel for the allies in New York. Steamers Marte La Gascone Philadelphia St Louis Orduna and Europa are among those preparing to sail with heavy cargoes of army supplies and horses for Europe.

New York Europe Marte

Opportunities for Unemployed Detailed Notices

Free information through the U S Immigration Service Distribution Branch Mobile Alabama. Listings cover dairy farm work housework general labor barbers and land clearing across Virginia West Virginia Louisiana South Carolina Texas and more with wages per month per week or per day and various board lodging and living arrangements.

U. S. Immigration Service Federal Mobile Ala By&w B&l Hgf&m Es—Henglish Virginia Fauquher County West Virginia Brooke County Bel Louisiana Galveston County Galveston South Carolina Orangeburg Texas San Saba Dickinson Valverde Nottoway

Sunday Schools to Hold Jubilee in Gov. Sole age at Burgett

A jubilee meeting of the Mobile adult Sunday School Association will convene at 7 30 pm in the Gov Sole age at Burgett to plan delegates for the state convention in Dothan April 6 to 9. The program features songs, prayers, and talks on past work and future undertakings. Attendance is encouraged across county churches and Sunday schools.

Mobile Aduitt Sunday School Association Burgett Dothan W.W. Middleton S. P. Spiegel J. H. Wienand J. L. Cawthon W. W. Middleton R. O. Harris H. W. duBose

Finklea Family Notes and Local Happenings

Little Mary Stone Finklea nearly loses a finger playing with a hatchet. Cousin John Henry Finklea involved. Mrs. Frank Kearley improving. relatives visiting. Alma Robinson visiting. childhood home noted. Local court visits by J. T. Finklea and W. A. Rikard. Mrs. Rikard ill. Dr. Hestle unavailable on Sunday. Ruth Hestle visiting Monroeville. Missionary Society met at Mrs. Lee Finklea’s home with a planned program. Rice cultivation discussed as a potential major local crop.

Buena Vista Ala Mary Stone Finklea Lee Finklea John Henry Finklea Frank Kearley Lowrey Atmore Jake Kearley Dr. Hestle Beatrice Central Ruth Hestle Monroeville B. B. Finklea Missionary Society

Residents and visitors note in Irvington

Mrs. R E Ralston and Mrs H W Parker of Kalamazoo are guests of Miss Emma Low and visited New Orleans before returning north. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday with Mrs J W Osborne. Mrs W M Meredith and son Wil Ham returned to Huntington W Va. Mr Mere dit h will stay. Mr B Buell renovates his home. Local gardens show ripe strawberries. Mrs F L Westover and Monte drive to Cohen. Bobbie McAlister improves after illness. Mrs Vogler's horse damaged a buggy on Gulf Boulevard. no one hurt.

Irvington Ala R. E. Ralston H. W. Parker Kalamazoo Mich Emma Low New Orleans Ladies Aid Society J. W. Osborne W. M. Meredith Wil Ham Huntington W. Va J. Vogler Gulf Boulevard

State Line social notes from Buckatunna and Meridian

Miss Florrie Westerfield and Rosa lie Blount stayed with Mrs B L Sutherland in Buckatunna last week. Clarence Blount and Emmett Briggs from Stonewall spent Sunday at home. Mrs Alston left for Mobile after visiting here for weeks. Mrs Fagan and children and Miss B Sigler of Waynesboro took an auto trip to State Line Friday. Rev and Mrs B Sutherland of Buckatunna visited friends here this week. Miss Zillah Harris returned Sunday from Meridian where she had been visiting. Mr Moore of Meridian visited Sunday evening.

State Line Miss Florrie Westerfield Rosalie Blount B.L. Sutherland Buckatunna Clarence Blount Emmett Briggs Stonewall Alston Mobile Fagan B. Sigler Waynesboro Zillah Harris Meridian Mr. Moore

Local Notes From Wheelerville Alabama

Misses Viola and Mary Doenges visited Mrs J Kanning. Mr and Mrs H Moody moved to Union. Foster visited Broadus family Sunday. Mrs Leonard Lane ill but improving. Mrs John Fincher visited Mobile. Fred Fichers daughter ill with typhoid. Doenges visits Mobile. Kelly couple to improve bungalow. J Stevens road crew active on roads.

Wheelerville Ala Viola Mary Doenges J. Kanning H. Moody Union Louis Foster Thomas Broadus Leonard Lane John Fincher Mobile Fred Ficher M. Kelly J. Steven

River Harbor Project Discussed by Pascagoula Residents

A large crowd from Pascagoula and Moss Point gathered in F H Lewis office to study a proposed 22 foot channel and 800 foot wharf under the rivers and harbors bill. Committees were set to investigate and report later, as locals view the project as highly important.

Pascagoula Miss Moss Point F. H. Lewis

Mortgage record filed for 20 million in Alabama

A Decatur probate court filing from Alabama Power Company shows a mortgage for 20 million dollars in favor of the Montreal Trust Company. The unusual record marks one of the largest mortgages noted in the state.

Montgomery Ala Decatur Alabama Power Company Montreal Trust “Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S. Department OF Labor Bureau OF Immigration Division OF Information Washington River Harbor Everette Copenhagen SEO Sahae Ae Belek Cambriec Lee Ee He Veiliewe Oa Elie E Columbia Tery Babecock Mennen Colgate Osc Pov Hammel’s Free Hammel's Jonathan R. D Seesone de High
Search Courier

Search the The Mobile Item Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Mobile Item?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication