St Patrick Day Festivities At Battles Home And Beach Hotel
Miss Julia Stoll hosted a lively Five Hundred party for Mobile guests at Battles with green and white decor and shamrock favors. St. Patrick's events continued at the Beach Hotel where Corinne Wood led a card party with seven tables and prizes for winners and consolations.
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Ala
Julia
Mobile
Birmingham
Foarne
Aleta
Marie Stoll
Pretty Stoll
Jassimine
Titi
Violet
Emily Wiley
Corinne Roberts
Battles Hotel
Miss Slosson
Battles
James Donahue
Charlies E. Cessna
Mesdames Curran
Hutchinson
McKean
Corinne Wood
Scholwaltez
Willie Pate
Mildred Simpson
Chester Spear
A.F. Hutchins
Paul Boudousqule
Gavin Hunter
St. Patrick's
Marceline Ressijac
Nudi
Julie Boudousquie
Joe Metzger
Pattie Preston of Laine County Dies in Post Office
Pattie Preston a Black woman dropped dead in the Laine post office Saturday night from heart failure. Her family had lost their home and belongings in a recent fire. A hard frost at 34 degrees this morning harmed none of the fruit and early vegetables. officials hope it is the last frost of the season.
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Laine
Pattie Preston
For Sale At A Song Two Cottages And Two Large Lots
Two cottages and two large lots on Tennessee Street near Gayle Street offered at very low price. Terms show cash 50.00 and 6.00 per month. Five room cottage at southwest corner Wilkinson and North Carolina Streets. Also two cottages each with three rooms and two good sized lots on north side of Congress near 3rd and 4th west of Broad Street with profit indicated.
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Tennessee St
Gayle St
S. W
Wilkinson and
North Carolina Sts
Congress
Broad St
Real Estate and Insurance Lending on Royal Street
J E Jr. and Joseph Espalla offer mortgage money on Mobile City real estate at 102 N. Royal St. They advertise real estate and insurance services with funds on hand for loans of any size on local property.
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J E Jr
Joseph Espalla
N. Royal
Mobile City
T Mobile
Corn
Pacers
Rancis Stree
Othee Real
al ‘Streat
Verona Lumber Co
Ok School of Pitman
N. Royal Street
Notice of name change for CHAREST PRINTING COMPANY
Due to similarity with another print company in this state, the firm will change its name to CHAREST PRINTING COMPANY. No other changes to affairs or business. operations continue as before and patronage is hoped for in the future as in the past.
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Printimg
Freeman Tilden Delivers Lecture On The American Newspaper
Fairhope notes Freeman Tilden, a longtime newspaper man, spoke at the Progressive League on The American Newspaper. He traced press independence, contrasted US and European papers, and warned that many papers lack true freedom due to advertiser influence. Discussion with local figures followed, debating economic changes and possible paths to press reform.
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Freeman Tilden
Progressive League
F. PE
Ala
League
Fairhope
Santa
Speaker
Mr. Tilden
New York Evening Post
Boston Globe
London Daily News
Oakdale revival series and local incidents
Oakdale Baptist church hosts multi night revival led by Rev. Bosdell and later Rev. Houston of Iowa. Also reports fire response at home of Mr. and Mrs. Whisinhunt, a boy injured when struck by a car near the baseball park, and injuries to Mr. Jim Vann and a butcher employee from a knife accident.
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Oakdale Baptist Church
Bosdell
Glenn
St. Stephens Road Methodist Church
Roberts
Broad Street Methodist Church
Wilkes
Crichton Baptist Church
Planck
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Houston
Iowa
Oakdale Fire Company No. 11
Inge
Gaines
White
Jim Vann
Magnolia Avenue
A. D. Davis
Live and Fight in the Trenches London March 22
The piece describes trench conditions in London on March 22, detailing rain filled trenches, damp cold, and meals served thrice daily by fellow soldiers. It emphasizes digestion and blood health for stamina and warmth, urging Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to aid weak stomachs and prevent illness in winter campaigns.
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London
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Auburn Baseball Prospects Face Georgia In Tough Series
Auburn, Ala March 22 In spite of weather Auburn s baseball candidates have worked hard this week for the cup series The series with Georgias veterans will be difficult for Auburn s green team Losses from last year include Wynne McGill Harris Moulton Arnold and Perry Their replacements include Louisell Basore Bonner Prendergast Steed and Lucy Hairston who will handle catching The outfield may lean on Bonner Prendergast Steed with Milligan Price Huey and Zeke Bonner among pitchers and infielders Milligan and Collins stand out among infield prospects Track candidates began regular training with college interest high Auburn hopes to build a creditable team aided by a new gymnasium and more playing space to revive athletic activity.
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Donahue
Auburn
Ala
Georgia
Wynne
McGill
Harris
Moulton
Arnold
Perry
Davis
Louisell
Basore
Bonner
Prendergast
Steed
Lucy” Hairston
Bonners
Milligan
Collins
Tanner
Owens
Price
Huey
Zeke Bonner
Maritime Movements Slow on Waterfront with Few Arrivals
On Sunday the waterfront saw one arrival and one sailing. The Alamo of the Mali Line docked at pier 4 with twenty five passengers and cargo from New York Tampa and Key West. Bodo the Honduran steamer departed with coal for Puerto Cortez and bananas for the same line.
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Alamo
Mali Line
Plier 4
New York
Tampa
Key West
Fla
Bodo
Chamelecon Steamship Company
Otello
Tuesva
Spain
Fort Morgan
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Verona
United States Lighthouse Bureau of the Coast and Etic Survey
Mobile Bay
Mobile Ship Channel
Maritime Movements Across U S Ports and Harbors
Listings of arriving and sailing ships at New Orleans area ports including Port Head, Southwest Pass, Jacksonville, Savannah, Charleston, Norfolk, Port Tampa, and Port Arhur. Vessels include Armenian, Montoso, Corinto, Oranjean, Angelia nag 5, Frontera, Monaco, Russell, Indiana, Somerset, Row an, Onondaga, Desalba, Mascotte, and Desalba with destinations to Baltimore, Genoa, Havana, New York, Buenos Aires, Liverpool, and Seattle.
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Port Heads
Mdteh
Str
Armenian
Avonmouth
Montoso
Porto Rico
Corinto
Nor
Kingston
Cuban
Oranjean
Liverpool
Angelia Nag 5
Frontera
General Hubbard
Sagua la Grande
Panuco
Port Arthur
Pio TX
Span
Barcelona
Mongibella
Ital
Genoa
Galveston
Southwest Pass
Sebastiao, Marie
Swed
Str. Italia
Ee Bk.a
Buenos Aires
Kawmut
Philadelpia
Port Tampa
Fla
Str. Mascotte
Havana
Keyest Mga
Olivette
Pomta Arthur
Tex
Str. Desalba
London
Theodore Theodore Daily Gossip from Theodore Alabama
Local notes from Theodore Alabama dated March 22 recounts travels to Hartsboro and New Orleans, visitors from Irvington Mobile and Jackson, relocations to Mobile, religious revival plans, sick lists, music lessons, and farmers busy with crate production after receiving two car loads.
Personal visitors fill city hotels in weekend shows
Among the visitors registered at the Cawthon Hotel Monday were George B. Graves Atlanta Mrs J C Gordon New Orleans J F Harkins Meridian Miss Miss Bernice Woodard and J M Griffin and wife Blodgett Miss and Sam Lee Jones Camden Ala also F A Bushnell and Miss Alice Bushnell St Paul Minn in city at Cawthon Hotel John Mulvaney and wife Chicago NL C C Bromley wife and son Boulder Col and K H Martin Washington DC Sunday visitors at Bienville Hotel included Miss Long Atmore Ala L M Wilson Jackson Ala Mr and Mrs W W Weaver Fowl River Ala J M Pithman Chatom Ala C H Hook Birmingham Ala J C Shand Thomasville Ala W S Gilmore Butler Ala J A Carter Atmore Ala William McDonnell Fulton Ala Miss EB M Smith Robertsdale Ala W B Crampton Montgomery prohibition advocate visited city Sunday at Klosky's Hotel Noted visitors at St Andrew Hotel Sunday included C B Estes Hester Birmingham Ala L H Yarbrough Loper Ala Mr and Mrs I D
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George B. Graves
Atlanta
J. C. Gordon
New Orleans
J. F. Harkins
Meridian
Miss
Bernice Woodard
J. M. Griffin
Blodgett
Sam Lee Jones
Camden
Ala
Cawthon Hotel
F. A. Bushnell
Alice Bushnell
St. Paul
Minn
John Mulvaney
Chicago
C. C. Bromley
Boulder
Col
K. H. Martin
Washington
D.C
Bienville Hotel
Miss Long
Atmore
L. M. Wilson
Jackson
W. W
Evergreen High School Baseball Drops Two to Atmore
Evergreen Alabama reports the S W A A Agricultural College ball team lost two games to Atmore High School 13 3 and 10 6 with batteries listed for each game. Also notes on local social events church fundraising plans a wedding and a new Betts Newton drug store. Other items include bean shipments from Shaver Brothers and King Lumber Company business travel.
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Evergreen
Ala
S. W. A. A. Agricultural College
Atmore High School
Atmore
Dickson
Kendall
Elis
Higdon
Stallworth
Lowery
Ellis
Cupid
Cornelia D. Wallace
Ever Middleton
Garland
G. C. Dean
Ladies Working Circle
The
Baptist Church
BE. J. McCreary
Betts & Newton
L. D. King
King Lumber Company
Vari
Lenox Public School Debates War Destruction Topic
May 22 Lenox Alabama reports the public school closed after a debate on which is most destructive war or sky. War was resolved as most destructive. Local social notes mention Miss Ella Andrews entertaining friends and teachers Claudia and Jessie Grant returning to Hopehall after school. Visitors and travelers are listed among Alabama towns and hotels.
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Lenox
Ala
Ella Andrews
Claudia
Jessie Grant
Hopehall
B. Sawyer
Tufkin
Old Ramah
Jessie Shoemake
Excelsis
W. BE. Howington
Repton
Local Notes From Owassa Alabama Readings
Farmers report light snow with no damage while Johnnie Blackman of Gregville shows hog fattening output with record weights and lard. Mrs. M A Brown tends her ill daughter in Foley as Lena Wiggins visits from McKern. Calvn Jayner expands work in the East and Cuba. the mill at Bellville Street and L&N tracks runs full time with new machinery after repairs.
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Owassa
Ala
Johnnie Blackman
Gregville
Blacvgman
Ani
M. A. Brown
Foley
Lena Wiggins
McKern
Ous
Cuba
Bellville Street
Louisville
Nashville
Local Trade Listings for Henry Hawes and Partners
Wholesale candy and furniture outlets listed at addresses on Dauphin Street including Henry R. Hawes home at 9 Dauphin Street and Evans Werrivase Co. at 1430 Dauphin Street. Carriages by a Kenzie Co. at 8 te Street with Bell TSS at 239. Other work entries appear for a works at 274 N.
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Wholesale Candy Ee
Henry R. Hawes
Dauphin Street
Evans Werrivase Co
U Kenzie Co
Bell Tss
Mribse Works
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Joseph Espalla Jr. & Co
Charest Printing Company
Detpaich Printing Co
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Mein
Henry Wat
Kentucky
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Boston Transcript
Springfield Republican
New York On
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Miss Chapman
Messrs. Fiske Warren
E B. Gaston
J. Bellangee
R. F. Powell
John Bowen
Henry George
Oakdale
Maritime Matters and River News
Theodore
E. F. Gelden
Hartsboro
Earl Sigier
Irvington
John Jackson
P. W. Simmons
Louisville and Nashville
Thomas Broadus
Broadus
J. D. Ulrich
Monay
George D. Brown
Columbus
Ohio
John Fams
Ssell
B.A. Smith
D. B. Bolton
W. R. McDaniel
L. W. Campbell
J. L
Lee Moore
Laura Hanson
St. Elmo
Methodist Church
H. Sweatmos
Mobile and Ohio Raillroad
R. E. Spragg
B. F. Rowell
la Grippe
Percell
Mr. Golden
Howard Walker
Walker
Evergreen Department
Smiles
Fatima
Sima
Ashindve Actiery Igt Padualys
Candy Manufacturers Howells Kitchen
Bell Tee
E Roaers
United Tee” & Ottes
Dauphin
St Louis Sts
Horton, Accountants
Ol Ranens
Bresserd
Bell
Steam i
Sore
Langan
Royal Street
Mobile Electric Co
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